Let's make an extended mod alignment chart. AppleSkin got to Social Good. Day 3: Neutral Good.
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What's better?
In your opinion, what is the best infection mod around, and why?
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In your opinion, what is the best infection mod around, and why?
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how do i create a decent progression modpack?
recently i have been creating some modpacks to play with friends, but thy were basically just some mods we liked put together with some configs changed to make them work.
i want to make a modpack with actual progression, using Forge 1.20.1.
no machines that make other useless,
no duplicated things that do the same thing, making tinkers construct the default for tool and disabling the armor that won't be used,
no getting OP in the first 2 hours with apotheosis, making the bossfights actually difficult, possibly forcing an order in which to do them,
and other things that don't come to mind right now.
how can i do this, first time actually trying to make something like this
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recently i have been creating some modpacks to play with friends, but thy were basically just some mods we liked put together with some configs changed to make them work.
i want to make a modpack with actual progression, using Forge 1.20.1.
no machines that make other useless,
no duplicated things that do the same thing, making tinkers construct the default for tool and disabling the armor that won't be used,
no getting OP in the first 2 hours with apotheosis, making the bossfights actually difficult, possibly forcing an order in which to do them,
and other things that don't come to mind right now.
how can i do this, first time actually trying to make something like this
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Running a Modded Minecraft Server on a Raspberry Pi 4 (4GB) My Experience
Hey folks, just wanted to share a fun little project I’ve been working on lately. I’ve seen a few posts here and there about running Minecraft servers on minimal hardware, so I figured I’d test how well a modded server would run on my Raspberry Pi 4 (4GB model) and surprisingly, it’s not bad!
# TL;DR:
Yes, it can run a lightweight modded server. No, you’re not hosting Enigmatica 6 with 6 players, but with some careful trimming and expectations in check, it’s actually pretty playable even with a few friends.
# The Setup:
Raspberry Pi 4 - 4GB RAM
Running Raspberry Pi OS Lite (64-bit)
Booting and saving world data from a USB 3.0 SSD
Java 17 (OpenJDK)
Managed the server with a simple script + screen for headless control
Large Passive heatsink (this thing will heat up under load)
# The Modpack:
Started with some lightweight modpacks to test the waters. Eventually landed on a trimmed-down version of All the Mods 7 To the Sky and later tried Better MC Fabric with a few heavier mods disabled.
I allocated \~3200MB of RAM to the server and kept the rest for the system. Java's G1GC garbage collector helped a lot.
# Playing with Friends:
I played with 2 friends (so 3 players total) and it held up surprisingly well!
TPS stayed around 18–20 most of the time, even while we were exploring or messing around with basic automation.
We noticed chunk loading stutters when someone would sprint off in a new direction, but it caught up quickly.
Once we set up some basic Create contraptions and a couple farms, we saw some dips into the 15–17 TPS range occasionally, but nothing unplayable.
With 4 players, it started to chug during busy areas, especially if multiple people were exploring or building at once. I wouldn’t recommend pushing it past 3 unless your modpack is super light.
Honestly, as long as we weren’t going nuts with redstones, massive machines or chunkloaders, it was a pretty smooth experience.
# Tips for Anyone Trying This:
Use an SSD. Don’t even bother with a microSD card unless you love corrupted worlds.
Trim down modpacks if you can. Cut out worldgen-heavy or redstone-tick-heavy mods.
Keep player count low. 2–3 players is the sweet spot.
Make use of ZRAM or swap carefully, but don’t rely on it to save you from poor memory management.
Disable chunkloaders or keep them minimal.
Always back up your world, it’s still a Pi, and crashes can happen.
# Final Thoughts:
I wasn’t expecting much when I started this, but honestly? It was a really fun project. If you're looking to host a small world with friends, test automation setups, or just want to geek out with some modded Minecraft on a tiny device, it’s totally doable with a bit of care.
Let me know if anyone’s curious about specific JVM flags, modlist tweaks, or thermals, happy to dive deeper!
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Hey folks, just wanted to share a fun little project I’ve been working on lately. I’ve seen a few posts here and there about running Minecraft servers on minimal hardware, so I figured I’d test how well a modded server would run on my Raspberry Pi 4 (4GB model) and surprisingly, it’s not bad!
# TL;DR:
Yes, it can run a lightweight modded server. No, you’re not hosting Enigmatica 6 with 6 players, but with some careful trimming and expectations in check, it’s actually pretty playable even with a few friends.
# The Setup:
Raspberry Pi 4 - 4GB RAM
Running Raspberry Pi OS Lite (64-bit)
Booting and saving world data from a USB 3.0 SSD
Java 17 (OpenJDK)
Managed the server with a simple script + screen for headless control
Large Passive heatsink (this thing will heat up under load)
# The Modpack:
Started with some lightweight modpacks to test the waters. Eventually landed on a trimmed-down version of All the Mods 7 To the Sky and later tried Better MC Fabric with a few heavier mods disabled.
I allocated \~3200MB of RAM to the server and kept the rest for the system. Java's G1GC garbage collector helped a lot.
# Playing with Friends:
I played with 2 friends (so 3 players total) and it held up surprisingly well!
TPS stayed around 18–20 most of the time, even while we were exploring or messing around with basic automation.
We noticed chunk loading stutters when someone would sprint off in a new direction, but it caught up quickly.
Once we set up some basic Create contraptions and a couple farms, we saw some dips into the 15–17 TPS range occasionally, but nothing unplayable.
With 4 players, it started to chug during busy areas, especially if multiple people were exploring or building at once. I wouldn’t recommend pushing it past 3 unless your modpack is super light.
Honestly, as long as we weren’t going nuts with redstones, massive machines or chunkloaders, it was a pretty smooth experience.
# Tips for Anyone Trying This:
Use an SSD. Don’t even bother with a microSD card unless you love corrupted worlds.
Trim down modpacks if you can. Cut out worldgen-heavy or redstone-tick-heavy mods.
Keep player count low. 2–3 players is the sweet spot.
Make use of ZRAM or swap carefully, but don’t rely on it to save you from poor memory management.
Disable chunkloaders or keep them minimal.
Always back up your world, it’s still a Pi, and crashes can happen.
# Final Thoughts:
I wasn’t expecting much when I started this, but honestly? It was a really fun project. If you're looking to host a small world with friends, test automation setups, or just want to geek out with some modded Minecraft on a tiny device, it’s totally doable with a bit of care.
Let me know if anyone’s curious about specific JVM flags, modlist tweaks, or thermals, happy to dive deeper!
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To all 3 people out there who actually use Lycanties mobs equipment crafting: What's your favorite combination?
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Hey all I what is the best modpack for playing Minecolonies or that has minecolonies added that still fits the pack?
So, I have watched something talking about mods and one mod came up called: Minecolonies.
I loved how the mod looked so I must ask.
WHAT is the best modpack that has Minecolonies? A modpack that complements or adds to the minecolonies mod?
If you can drop them in the comments so I can look into them I would be very grateful.
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So, I have watched something talking about mods and one mod came up called: Minecolonies.
I loved how the mod looked so I must ask.
WHAT is the best modpack that has Minecolonies? A modpack that complements or adds to the minecolonies mod?
If you can drop them in the comments so I can look into them I would be very grateful.
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