Vanilla Tweaks reference
Removes eating particles from all soups and stews.
Bedrock feasibility
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| Verdict |
partial (medium confidence) |
| Checked |
2026-07-25 by agent |
Bedrock has no per-item eating-particle control, so a pack can only switch item-sprite eating particles off for every food, not just for soups and stews.
How it would work on Bedrock. The lever is a particle override, not an item change. Bedrock's vanilla item definitions are data-driven but expose nothing particle-related: behavior_pack/items/mushroom_stew.json contains only minecraft:use_duration, minecraft:max_stack_size and minecraft:food. The item-sprite eat/break particle is the single shared effect minecraft:breaking_item_icon (resource_pack/particles/breaking_item_icon.json, rendered from atlas.items with UVs supplied by the engine). Re-declaring that identifier in your pack with minecraft:emitter_rate_manual set to max_particles: 0 - the Bedrock Wiki's documented "Disabling Particles" technique - removes it, but for every item that uses it, not only bowls.
Caveats. Confirm in-game which vanilla particle Bedrock actually emits on food consumption before building: minecraft:breaking_item_terrain covers some feeding cases and the two effects are separate files. A global kill is a materially different pack from the Java one, so the maintainers may prefer to scope the issue as "no eating particles at all".
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Vanilla Tweaks reference
NoBowlParticles)fixes_and_consistency26.2Bedrock feasibility
Bedrock has no per-item eating-particle control, so a pack can only switch item-sprite eating particles off for every food, not just for soups and stews.
How it would work on Bedrock. The lever is a particle override, not an item change. Bedrock's vanilla item definitions are data-driven but expose nothing particle-related:
behavior_pack/items/mushroom_stew.jsoncontains onlyminecraft:use_duration,minecraft:max_stack_sizeandminecraft:food. The item-sprite eat/break particle is the single shared effectminecraft:breaking_item_icon(resource_pack/particles/breaking_item_icon.json, rendered fromatlas.itemswith UVs supplied by the engine). Re-declaring that identifier in your pack withminecraft:emitter_rate_manualset tomax_particles: 0- the Bedrock Wiki's documented "Disabling Particles" technique - removes it, but for every item that uses it, not only bowls.Caveats. Confirm in-game which vanilla particle Bedrock actually emits on food consumption before building:
minecraft:breaking_item_terraincovers some feeding cases and the two effects are separate files. A global kill is a materially different pack from the Java one, so the maintainers may prefer to scope the issue as "no eating particles at all".Sources
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tools/vt-diff. Edits inside this block are overwritten on the next run.