AppleSkin
sillysoufi · Native mod
AppleSkin for Horizon: see your saturation, exhaustion and what the food in your hand will restore, right on the hunger bar.
A Horizon port of Eating Animation: food, milk and potions in your hand show bitten frames while you eat or drink.
In vanilla, the apple in your hand stays whole right up until it vanishes. Eating Animation changes that: while you eat, the item visibly gets smaller bite by bite. This is sillysoufi's native Horizon port of Theoness1's Eating Animation. It's purely cosmetic, which is the point: a small first-person detail that makes the game feel a bit more alive. Good for players who like subtle visual mods and for creators recording close-up gameplay.
Modders get a bonus: the repository has a script that rebuilds the bundled content from a frame pack, for example a newer version of the original Eating Animation textures. As a player, you can ignore that entirely.
Native mod, version 0.2.0, for Minecraft 26.3, signed by its author. Install it on your instance's Mods page in the launcher, then press Build in the "Native build of …" row. The first native build downloads Rust and takes 20–30 minutes and a few GB of disk; later builds take a few minutes.
It changes how the held item looks and nothing else. The project is new: 0.2.0 fixed a bug from its tracker, and the changelog also links a pull request to Horizon itself. As with any native mod, it isn't sandboxed, so only build it if you trust the author.
Updated:
| Version | Date | Minecraft | Changes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.2.0 | 6 November 2026 | 26.3 | Build in texture pack. Fix for https://github.com/soufied/EatingAnimation Horizon/issues/2 https://github.com/horizon rust/horizon/pull/10215 |
| 0.1.1 | 31 October 2026 | 26.3 | dumped to v0.1.1 added icon |
| 0.1.0 | 30 October 2026 | 26.3 | First release. Eating Animation for Horizon as a native mod: the food, milk and potion in your hand show bitten frames while you eat or drink them. |
Open the Horizon launcher, pick an instance on the left and go to its Mods page. In the Horizon tab, find "Eating Animation" and press Install.
In the Native build of … row press Build and confirm you trust these mods. The first build downloads Rust and takes 20–30 minutes and a few GB of disk; later builds take a couple of minutes.
Play that instance — your other instances never run the mod. Turn it on and configure it in game under Options → Mods.
No. Since 0.2.0 the frames are built in: the textures and models are compiled into the native build as a content mod and load with the game's resources.
sillysoufi ported it to Horizon. The original Eating Animation is by Theoness1. The port is MIT licensed.
Yes, potions and milk get bitten frames as well as food.
From the Horizon launcher: Mods page → find "Eating Animation" → Install. The launcher checks the SHA-256 and the author's signature for you. A native mod is then compiled with the Build button — the first build takes 20–30 minutes. The full steps are in "How to install" above.
The latest version, 0.2.0, targets Minecraft 26.3 on Horizon.
Yes. Its MIT license allows redistribution, so we host the file, and its SHA-256 matches the official registry.
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