NTM NEXT

NTM NEXT is a port of HBM's Nuclear Tech Mod to Minecraft 26.2 on NeoForge and Fabric, brought to you by the same team behind NTM-CE. The current parity target is x5808. Minor changes are made to make the mod fit naturally into modern Minecraft, such as remastered ore block textures and the addition of raw ores for applicable minerals.

This is a survival-ready, feature-complete port against the current parity target: nothing is missing. It is even more complete than our 1.12.2 port! If you find any discrepancies, please report them to our issue tracker on GitHub.

Requirements

Compatibility

Optional, picked up automatically:

• Sodium 0.9.2-beta.1+ and Iris 1.11.4+
• JEI or REI for recipes, Jade/WTHIT (Fabric)/WTHIT (NeoForge)/The One Probe for block tooltips
• CC: Tweaked for machine peripherals
• Fluid and item storage compatibility: Create Fly
• Storage items carry the hazards of contained items: Sophisticated Backpacks, Sophisticated Storage, Traveler's Backpack (NeoForge), Traveler's Backpack (Fabric), and Compact Storage; also apply to items in slots of Curios/Trinkets Updated
• Connected textures through Continuity / NeoContinuity / Fusion / CTM Lib
• Lithium 0.25.x and ScalableLux

C2ME and ScalableLux are recommended for optimal nuke performance.

Creat-Fly uses its own embedded flywheel and is thus incompatible unless modified to use CrankShaft directly. A fork is available here
AE2 and GregTech integration will follow once those mods release for 26.2.

FAQ

Why didn't you port to 1.20.1/1.21.1?

There are already many (at least 20) ports targeting these versions, and we don't want to duplicate their efforts.

Why didn't you port to 26.1? I heard it would be the next popular version.

26.1 is the last version without the new Vulkan backend. Targeting 26.2 gives us a better foundation for maintaining the mod on 26.3 and later.

Will there eventually be a 1.20.1/1.21.1/26.1 port?

Yes. NTM-Continuum is already under private development and targets all three versions.