Provi’s Monumenta Modpack

Provi’s Monumenta Modpack

Inspired by Noelle’s modpack, this is a feature-complete plug-and-play modpack that is designed for the CTM-MMO Minecraft server Monumenta.

License

This modpack (custom menu layouts, configuration files, etc) is licensed as MIT, feel free to disect and reuse parts of it.
The contents of this modpack (mods, resourcepacks, music, logos, etc) are not covered by the modpack’s license and instead have separate licenses to respect.

Contents

• Performance improvement mods.
• Monumenta Official Resource Pack
• Monumenta General Music Pack v2.6.0 (check the official discord for the latest release).
• Contains open world, dungeon, boss, and town music.
• Monumenta Custom Music Pack v1.2.0 (check the official discord for the latest release).
• Allows you to set custom music to play in Monumenta.
• General gameplay enhancement mods.
• Tooltip Scroll
• Shulkerbox Tooltips
• Xaero’s Minimap/Worldmap (Fair-Play)
• Provi’s Health Bars
• Monumenta specific gameplay enhancement mods.
• Unofficial Monumenta Mod
• Dynamic Fullbright (disabled by default)

Installation

Vanilla Launcher

• Modrinth Modpack Installer (zero setup required)
• I made this one, so just tell me if it breaks somehow.
• It will set up a folder with all the mods and configs from the .mrpack file, then you can just tell Minecraft to launch an installation from that folder.
• There are also several command line tools you can try that have the ability to set up the modpack for you.
• Manual Installation (lots of setup required)

1. The .mrpack file is just a zip folder with a fancy extension. Rename the file to change the filetype to .zip.
2. Unzip the folder.

• If you have 7zip, you can use that to open the .mrpack directly and skip step 1.

1. The “overrides” folder contains configs, resourcepacks, etc in the exact format they need to be for a standard Minecraft profile.

• Either use this folder as the profile/installation folder or copy its contents into your chosen folder.

1. modrinth.index.json is a json file containing URLs to every mod to download.

• These URLs are direct download links, so just click all of them and let your web browser do the rest.

1. Move all the downloaded mods into your mods folder.
2. Create a Minecraft profile pointing at the location of the folder you set up (the same folder you dumped the contents of override into).
3. Play, let Minecraft and the mods generate all remaining files.

3rd Party Launchers

The instructions will be different per 3rd party launcher, but any launcher that supports Modrinth modpacks should be able to set everything up:

• Modrinth Launcher
• Prism Launcher
• ATLauncher
• MultiMC