V2.0.0 - for both 1.7.2 & 1.7.10

Now only has Health Heart and Damage Buff Items

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Recipes

Health Heart -- (Adds 2.0D Health [1 Heart]) {64 Stack}

Damage Buff -- (Adds 0.5D Damage [Base Damage is 1.0D]) {64 Stack}

Configuration

consume_effect : enabled (boolean -- Default: true)
Determines whether or not CONSUMING either health heart or the damage will actually affect the player's stats (items will still be in game and consumable, they just won't do anything useful)

damage : damageLimit (integer -- Default: -1 [no limit])
Imposes a "count" restriction on the damage buff.  This is effectively how many times a player can consume a damage buff item before it now longer grants any benefit.
damage : damageModifier (double -- Default: 0.5)
Determines how much of a damage buff should be granted when a player eats a damage buff.  Minecraft sets base damage to 1.0 without modifiers (i.e. how much your punching damage is) for reference.
damage : damageRetrofit (boolean -- Default: false)
This will OVERWRITE your characters NBT data for the damage buff count.  If you impose a damage:damageLimit that is LESS THAN your current base damage and you set this to true, it will effectively undo any buffs consumed in excess of the limit. (same idea as below, read hearts:heartRetrofit)

hearts:heartStart (double -- Default: 20.0 [10 Hearts])
Sets player base health to the double provided here.  The Mod will impose a value of 0.5 if this entry is less than 0.5 in order to prevent the player from instantly dying on world entry.  There is no "official" upper limit, shy of the "count" restriction that you impose in hearts:heartLimit.  This is applied EVERY time the player enters the world, allowing you to affect old maps to the new number.  This number is also used as the base upon which extra hearts are added.
hearts : heartLimit (integer -- Default: -1 [no limit])
Imposes a "count" restriction on the health heart buff.  This is effectively how many times a player can consume a health heart item before it now longer grants any benefit.
hearts : heartModifier (double -- Default: 2.0)
Determines how many hearts should be granted when a player eats a damage buff.  Minecraft sets base health to 20.0 without modifiers (i.e. 10 hearts) for reference.  Hearts are intervals of 2.0, while half hearts are 1.0 intervals.
hearts : heartRetrofit (boolean -- Default: false)
This will OVERWRITE your characters NBT data for the heart health count.  If you impose a hearts:heartLimit that is LESS THAN your current health and you set this to true, it will effectively undo any buffs consumed in excess of the limit. (e.g. hearts:heartLimit = 3, hearts:heartRetrofit = true, player health = 30 [15 hearts] ==> player health will be PERMANENTLY changed to 26 [3 counts of health heart].  No effect if limit is more than current health)


Pro Tips:
1) PERMANENTLY Resetting Buffs to 0 -- Set respective limit(s) to 0 AND set respective retrofit to true. Load world, exit, change limit back to whatever you like and retrofit back to false. This will "clean the slate" and play as though you never consumed any (respective) buffs.
2) Play-as-though Buffs at 0 -- Set respective limit(s) to 0. (NOTE: Setting either limit to 0 will mean that you can no longer consume either buff for benefit)
3) Limits are Retroactive -- If you have more health/damage than the limit would impose, the mod will scale you down to the limit until the limit is removed or modified, at which point you will default back to either the new limit or your previous count, whichever is lower. Obviously, you will no longer be able to consume the respective buffs for benefit (as you are at the limit).

DEPRECATED V1.1.1

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Requires FORGE

(SEE VERSION NOTES)

v1.1.1 -- REQUIRES AT LEAST forge-1.7.2-10.12.2.1147 and will work in either 1.7.2 OR 1.7.10
v1.1.0 -- built upon forge-1.7.2-10.12.2.1121 and will work in either 1.7.2 OR 1.7.10

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Abstract

Adds craftable permanent health and base damage increases. Additionally, some extra recipes are included (food, drink, and later-game).

Mod Overview

v1.1.0 by MattandJackPlay -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RPuUV4M8F0U

Version Notes

v1.1.1 -- Implements a GUI Config option to change item_ignore:ignoreList using commands ONLY AVAILABLE on forge build 1147 and higher for 1.7.2. Therefore, this version is only compatible with forge-1.7.2-10.12.2.1147 or higher. Recommended and higher 1.7.10 forge versions should be fully compatible.
v1.1.0 -- Added configurable limits to items, see below.
v1.0.2 -- Would not recommend using, although fully functional. Use v1.1.0, at least.

Configuration

<v1.1.1 ONLY>
item_ignore : ignoreList (String -- Default: )
Enter a comma separated list of DISPLAY NAMES to prevent the player from picking up those items (e.g. Carrot,Cheese,Diamond Sword).  The mod will attempt to remove excessive white space and capitalize accordingly, but I encourage you to enter as the example illustrates to prevent errors (no spaces before/after commas, proper item name spacing and capitalization).
</v1.1.1 ONLY>

consume_effect : enabled (boolean -- Default: true)
Determines whether or not CONSUMING either health heart or the damage will actually affect the player's stats (items will still be in game and consumable, they just won't do anything useful)

damage : damageLimit (integer -- Default: -1 [no limit])
Imposes a "count" restriction on the damage buff.  This is effectively how many times a player can consume a damage buff item before it now longer grants any benefit.
damage : damageModifier (double -- Default: 0.5)
Determines how much of a damage buff should be granted when a player eats a damage buff.  Minecraft sets base damage to 1.0 without modifiers (i.e. how much your punching damage is) for reference.
damage : damageRetrofit (boolean -- Default: false)
This will OVERWRITE your characters NBT data for the damage buff count.  If you impose a damage:damageLimit that is LESS THAN your current base damage and you set this to true, it will effectively undo any buffs consumed in excess of the limit. (same idea as below, read hearts:heartRetrofit)

hearts : heartLimit (integer -- Default: -1 [no limit])
Imposes a "count" restriction on the health heart buff.  This is effectively how many times a player can consume a health heart item before it now longer grants any benefit.
hearts : heartModifier (double -- Default: 2.0)
Determines how many hearts should be granted when a player eats a damage buff.  Minecraft sets base health to 20.0 without modifiers (i.e. 10 hearts) for reference.  Hearts are intervals of 2.0, while half hearts are 1.0 intervals.
hearts : heartRetrofit (boolean -- Default: false)
This will OVERWRITE your characters NBT data for the heart health count.  If you impose a hearts:heartLimit that is LESS THAN your current health and you set this to true, it will effectively undo any buffs consumed in excess of the limit. (e.g. hearts:heartLimit = 3, hearts:heartRetrofit = true, player health = 30 [15 hearts] ==> player health will be PERMANENTLY changed to 26 [3 counts of health heart].  No effect if limit is more than current health)

Pro Tips:
1) PERMANENTLY Resetting Buffs to 0 -- Set respective limit(s) to 0 AND set respective retrofit to true. Load world, exit, change limit back to whatever you like and retrofit back to false. This will "clean the slate" and play as though you never consumed any (respective) buffs.
2) Play-as-though Buffs at 0 -- Set respective limit(s) to 0. (NOTE: Setting either limit to 0 will mean that you can no longer consume either buff for benefit)
3) Limits are Retroactive -- If you have more health/damage than the limit would impose, the mod will scale you down to the limit until the limit is removed or modified, at which point you will default back to either the new limit or your previous count, whichever is lower. If you are still at the limit, you will no longer be able to consume the respective buffs for benefit.