PoleCraft

Version 11.x is running a modified (faster progression) version of the Vault Hunter modpack specifically for our servers. v10.x is still the “all rounder” listed below.

 PoleCraft is a generic (AKA ‘All Rounder’) pack that offers a diverse set of mods including some newer, less popular mods that may not feature in the more known packs.

The pack offers a relaxing all-round experience. With this pack you can explore dungeons, other dimensions and structures, build large fission reactors, become a master wizard and much more.

We aim to stick to minecraft versions where the diversity can be kept and we are currently running on 1.16.5.

We hope to offer a good all-round experience and we like to include new mods that may not feature in the popular all-rounder packs. We fix recipe conflicts as we find them, and aim to provide a smooth experience.

We recommend that at least 4GB of RAM is allocated to the client (we’ve tested with 5GB and have come across no issues) and we’ve tested our server with 5GB of memory however have since upped it to 6GB to help with world generation.

Version Key:

X.Y.Z

X = ‘Reset Update’ – This indicates the current version of the modpack and when it is changed (which is not too often) we recommend changing to a new world and cannot guarantee stability. We use these updates to ‘cycle’ mods, removing mods that we may have used to exhaustion and adding different mods in their place for a fresher experience. (Note that a lot of mods will remain in these updates)

Y = ‘Major Changes’ – This indicates a large update or one that adds/removes mods. These versions do not require a world reset and will come more often as large changes are made to the pack, including bulk updates, mod additions and mod removals. Mod removals only take place if some mods cause issues or conflicts that are not fixable via config changes or CraftTweaker.

Z = ‘Minor Changes’ – This indicates that the pack may have some mod updates or some bug fixes. Again, these updates are designed to work with current worlds.

We consider updating minecraft versions as a ‘reset’ and cannot guarantee world stability when updating minecraft versions.