All the Mods 11, or ATM11, is a large Minecraft modpack from the All the Mods series. It combines tech, magic, exploration, automation, quests, building, storage, and multiplayer-focused progression into one curated modded Minecraft experience.
All the Mods 11 is a big modpack, even by ATM standards. It is made for players who do not want to stop at vanilla Minecraft after a few evenings and ask, “Okay, what now?” Here you get tech, magic, exploration, quests, storage, automation, building, and enough side goals to keep a server busy for a long time.
The name is a bit of a joke, of course. ATM11 does not include every mod ever made. What it does instead is give you a large ready-made pack where the main systems are already picked, connected, and meant to be played together. You do not have to spend hours building a mod list, checking versions, and fixing missing dependencies before your friends can even join.
It is also the kind of pack that works better with a group. One player can disappear into machines and power setups, someone else can go exploring, another person can build the base, and someone will probably spend half the night sorting storage. That is the fun of ATM-style servers: players can do different things, but it still feels like one shared world.
ATM11 is still an early alpha pack, so expect changes. Mods can be added or removed, quests can change, server files may update, and some things can break between versions. Before updating, make a backup and make sure every player uses the same modpack version as the server.
For RAM, 8 GB can be enough only for a very small fresh world. For normal multiplayer, 12 GB is the safer starting point. If the server will have more players, long sessions, heavy exploration, automation, chunk loading, or a world that keeps growing, 16 GB is the better choice.
All the Mods 11, or ATM11, is a large Minecraft modpack from the All the Mods series. It combines tech, magic, exploration, automation, quests, building, storage, and multiplayer-focused progression into one curated modded Minecraft experience.
The current CurseForge release is built for Minecraft 26.1.2.
All the Mods 11 uses NeoForge.
Start with 8 GB RAM for a small fresh world. If you plan to host more players, explore heavily, build automation, or keep the server long-term, 10–12 GB+ is safer.
ATM11 is currently an early alpha modpack, so it may receive frequent updates and changes. It can still be played, but players should expect mod additions, quest changes, balance updates, and possible compatibility fixes over time.
Yes. ATM11 is a strong multiplayer modpack because it gives different players many goals: automation, magic, exploration, building, resource production, quests, storage systems, and long-term progression.
Yes. Every player should use the same modpack version as the server. Different versions can cause missing mods, mismatched configs, crashes, or connection errors.
You can, but it is better to be careful. ATM11 is already a large modpack, and extra mods may create crashes, balance issues, or update problems. Always test extra mods and create a backup before changing the server.
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