1.12 food saturation/heal amount as tooltip

[NoHaxJustLegit]

Hello, I'm trying to add the saturation level and the food heal that a fooditem gives.

@SideOnly(Side.CLIENT)
public class FoodNutrition {

	private static final KeyBinding keyBindSneak = Minecraft.getMinecraft().gameSettings.keyBindSneak;

	@SubscribeEvent
	public void onTooltipDisplayed(ItemTooltipEvent event) {
		if (event.getEntityPlayer() == null) {
			return;
		}
			if (!event.getItemStack().isEmpty() && event.getItemStack().getItem() instanceof ItemFood) {
				Item item = event.getItemStack().getItem();
				ItemStack stack = event.getItemStack();
				final List<String> tooltip = event.getToolTip();
				float heal = ((ItemFood) item).getHealAmount(stack);
				float saturation = ((ItemFood) item).getSaturationModifier(stack);
				System.out.print("\nSat: " + event.getEntityPlayer().getFoodStats().getSaturationLevel() + "\nFood: "
						+ event.getEntityPlayer().getFoodStats().getFoodLevel());
				if (GameSettings.isKeyDown(keyBindSneak)) {
					tooltip.add("&2Food level: &a" + (heal / 2));
					tooltip.add("&2Saturation level: &a"+ saturation);
				} else {
					tooltip.add(Messages.color("Press shift"));
			}
		}
	}
}

The cooked chicken gives Food Level: 6.0 restoring 6 points and its correct and Saturation level gives me 0.6 and the print gives:

Sat: 6.0
Food: 6

is there a better way to get/show how many heal points (not hearts) and saturation points a food gives? I think my only problem is Saturation level which gives me a 0.x number

Edited November 4, 2019 by NoHaxJustLegit

[NoHaxJustLegit]

12 minutes ago, diesieben07 said:

• Do not use @SideOnly.
• Use the TextFormatting class instead of hardcoded color prefixes (which are even broken, you need to use §, not & if you were to use them).
• You can see how the new food and saturation levels are calculated in FoodStats#addStats.

tooltip.add("§2Saturation level: §a"+ Math.min(5F + heal * saturation * 2.0F, heal));

5F is from foodSaturationLevel inside FoodStats class, is it correct?

[NoHaxJustLegit]

25 minutes ago, diesieben07 said:

No... You need to actually use the value of FoodStats#foodSaturationLevel.

But the value is private

 

Tried this but 

public static final Field saturationLevel = ReflectionHelper.findField(FoodStats.class, "field_75125_b",
			"foodSaturationLevel");
try {
tooltip.add("§2Saturation level: §a" + saturationLevel.getFloat("foodSaturationLevel")));
} catch (IllegalArgumentException | IllegalAccessException e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}

 

 java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Can not set float field net.minecraft.util.FoodStats.foodSaturationLevel to java.lang.String

 

Edited November 4, 2019 by NoHaxJustLegit

[DavidM]

14 minutes ago, NoHaxJustLegit said:

But the value is private

Use reflection.

[NoHaxJustLegit]

Just now, DavidM said:

Use reflection.

Sorry, I edited my last post, I've used it

[NoHaxJustLegit]

8 hours ago, diesieben07 said:

That is not how you handle exceptions. At all. Ever.

 

Why are you passing a string to Field#getFloat?

Just to be sure, you know I want to know how much saturation a food gives right? like AppleSkin does

Example: If a cooked beef gives you 3 saturation points (1.5 as hunger shanks) it should say 1.5

Edited November 4, 2019 by NoHaxJustLegit

[NoHaxJustLegit]

1 hour ago, diesieben07 said:

Cooked beef gives 8 food level (not saturation), that's 4 hunger-bars. This value can be gotten using ItemFood#getHealAmount(ItemStack). For cooked beef this returns 8.

Saturation is a different concept, it is not shown in the UI directly.

I know, I wanted to add how much saturation a food gives based on 20 food level (max) like AppleSkin does with the yellow food level border when food is held. If it's useless then I'll just add the food level