ATM9 is a heavy modpack. Start with 10–12GB RAM for small groups and use 14–16GB for 5+ players or automation-heavy worlds. Larger or long-running worlds may need more.
All the Mods 9 (ATM9) is a large “kitchen sink” modpack for Minecraft 1.20.1 on Forge, built for long-running co-op worlds. It packs 400+ mods, countless quests, and a proper endgame—can you craft the ATM Star, and do you dare take on the Gregstar?
If you want a modded server that stays engaging for weeks (or months), ATM9 is built for long progression rather than a quick weekend run.
ATM9 is a heavy modpack. Start with 10–12GB RAM for small groups and use 14–16GB for 5+ players or automation-heavy worlds. Larger or long-running worlds may need more.
ATM9 runs on Minecraft 1.20.1 and requires the Forge mod loader.
Use Java 17 or newer. Using the wrong Java version is a common cause of launch errors and crashes.
Yes. Every player must install the same ATM9 client modpack version as the server, otherwise they’ll get mismatched mods / connection errors.
Use this flow: backup → update the server pack → update all clients to the same version → test login before opening the server to everyone.
They’re the main endgame milestones in ATM9 - the ATM Star is the big endgame craft, and Gregstar is an even higher-end progression goal.
Install ATM9 through a launcher that supports the pack (e.g., CurseForge), then make sure the exact modpack version matches the server before joining.
Match Minecraft 1.20.1, Forge, and the ATM9 modpack version exactly. If the server updated, all players must update too.
ATM9 is actively maintained. For long-running servers, it’s best to pin a stable pack version and update intentionally (not automatically).
Most lag comes from chunk generation, entity buildup, and heavy automation. Start with enough RAM headroom, keep view distance reasonable, and reduce excessive mobs/items/machines; for long-term servers, consider pre-generating chunks.
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