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A lightweight technology and programming modpack for a server
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A lightweight technology and programming related modpack for a private server
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The major mods are:
- CC: Tweaked: Use the power of Lua to create programs for automation
- Quark: Improve the world by adding many little features, such as dungeons, micro biomes, ...
- Mekanism and addons: Machines and stuff for ore processing and energy
- Immersive Engineering: More machines
- Chisel and Bits: Customize blocks by editing single bits
- Create: Cool shenanigans to make things happen
And other minor mods for server performance and QoL:
- AppleSkin: More information about foods
- EnderStorage: Ender chests, but with channels
- IronChest: More chests with bigger storage
- JEI: Blocks and items list and crafting recipes
- ...
The server is powered by FTB Utilities mods, including:
- FTB Chunks: Claim chunks for protection
- FTB Essentials: Many commands like /home and /tpa
- FTB Teams: Invite players to join your team (works with FTB Chunks)
- FTB Ranks: Command permissions.
- FTB Backups: Automatic world backups
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