How to Join

Pack IPs & Versions

IP¹ (Europe & Asia)	IP¹ (Everywhere Else)	Pack & Version	Minecraft Version	Notes
dw20.moddedminecraft.club	dw20-na.moddedminecraft.club	FTB Direwolf20 1.16 (1.1.0)	1.16.4	You can download this pack via the FTB app or MultiMc's dev channel. It is not present on Curse.
tr.moddedminecraft.club	tr-na.moddedminecraft.club	Tanehu's Realism (1.1.2)	1.12.2	Make sure to remove Double Slabs and Immersive Energy from your client before joining; you may need to connect multiple times until it goes through. Both issues are being worked on.
mce.moddedminecraft.club	mce-na.moddedminecraft.club	MC Eternal (1.3.7.1)	1.3.7.1	none
atm6.moddedminecraft.club	atm6-na.moddedminecraft.club	All the Mods 6 (1.3.7)	1.16	Please note that modded 1.16 is something new for us, and not everything will feel the same. There are lots of new vanilla features and new mods. But there are also some missing mods and features that will improve over time.
e2e.moddedminecaft.club	e2e-na.moddedminecraft.club	Enigmatica 2: Expert (1.81a)	1.12.2	none
fi.moddedminecaft.club	fi-na.moddedminecraft.club	FTB Interactions (2.0.9)	1.12.2	A mirror of this pack is available here that hosts multimc-compatible downloads of this pack, with the permission of the pack's developer.
of.moddedminecraft.club	of-na.moddedminecraft.club	Omnifactory (1.2.2)	1.12.2	Bug fixes have been applied on top of pack to tackle lag, no client update should be required.
gtnh.moddedminecraft.club	gtnh-na.moddedminecraft.club	Gregtech: New Horizons (2.0.9.0)	1.7.10	Download the modpack from the GTNH Website. Learn how to install the modpack from the GTNH Wiki.
gtnh-im.moddedminecraft.club	gtnh-im-na.moddedminecraft.club	Gregtech: New Horizons (2.0.9.0) (No teleportation)	1.7.10	Teleportation is disabled on this server. See the other GTNH server if you want to play this pack with teleportation. Download the modpack from the GTNH Website. Learn how to install the modpack from the GTNH Wiki.

¹: We have 2 IPs for each of our servers to allow different methods of connection to the server. Both IPs for each pack point towards the same server, but will have less connection problems in their designated regions.

Twitch Packs Setup

The FTB Homepage

The Twitch App

Downloading the Twitch App

In order to get started, go to the Feed The Beast website and download the Twitch App or the FTB (Legacy) launcher.

Installing the Twitch App

Run the downloaded setup file, which will begin the installation process after you have accepted the EULA. The Client installer may have to update your .NET framework – it will do so automatically. The client may need to undergo an update when logging in for the first time. It will automatically restart and install the latest update for you. Shortcuts will place a Twitch shortcut on your desktop Please note that you will need a Twitch.com account in order to use the Twitch App. You can register for a free account on Twitch.tv or on the Client login page.

Using the Twitch App

You can find an entire tutorial on how to download the desired modpack over at Twitch.tv

Technic Packs Setup

Getting the Launcher

Before using the Technic Launcher, you need to have Java 8 installed. MMCC officially recommends the AdoptOpenJdk builds, due to their superior license and availability to the official Oracle builds. Follow the instructions here for your platform to install OpenJDK 8 (select the Hotspot VM). Once Java is downloaded, the Technic Launcher is available on the Technic Platform website. It works on Linux, Mac, and Windows. To download it, simply go to the download URL, scroll down until you see buttons for Linux, Mac, and Windows, and then click the button for your platform. The file that you receive should be directly executable on your platform. Simply place it in a convenient spot for you. Once you launch it, you will be asked some questions such as for your Minecraft username and password and for where to install the Minecraft files to. Answer these questions as you see fit.

Finding, Installing, and Launching Packs

The Technic Launcher's Modpacks Screen

Once you have finished setting up the launcher, when you open it (unless you must log-in again, which sometimes happens) you'll see the main launcher. The Technic Launcher has 3 different screens: Discover, Modpacks, and News. For general usage, the Modpacks screen (pictured on the right) is the most interesting. To access this screen (pictured on the right) simply click on the "MODPACKS" text in the left of blue bar at the top of the launcher window.

Once you're there, some modpacks (e.g. Tekkit Lite) are instantly listed on the left. To play one of these packs, click on the pack to select it, and, once it is selected, click "Install" in the lower-right of the launcher. After the pack is installed, a "Play" button will appear where the "Install" button was previously. This button, as the name suggessts, launches the pack.

Some packs, however, are not official Technic packs and thus must be added manually. To do so, type a fragment of at least 3 characters of the pack's name in the text box labelled "Add Pack or Search" to find it. For example, to install GT New Horizons (its name in Technic), you may type "new," "horizon," or a variety of other things. Once you've searched for the pack, the left pack list will be replaced by the search results automatically (there is no need to press enter or click any button ­— just typing is sufficient). Just as before, you can select any result and then install it.

Tweaking Settings & Accessing Minecraft Folder

Many players of Technic packs will want to tweak settings. The settings in the Technic Launcher are divided into two categories: per-pack settings (including the pack's version and install folder) and launcher settings that apply to all packs (including Java arguments and memory allocation). To access per-pack settings, first select the modpack whose settings you want to change, and then click "Modpack Options" about 1/8th of the way down from the top of the window on the right, with a gear next to it. In the small window that appears when this button is clicked, it is possible to change the version of the pack, reinstall it, open its Minecraft folder, or move it. To access the launcher settings, click on the "Launcher Options" button with a gear at the right of the launcher at the bottom of the blue stripe at the top. This will bring up a helpful settings window with a large variety of options. The most interesting to you are likely in the "Java Settings" tab, however. It is worth briefly exploring these settings to determine if you want to change any.