All the Mods 9
Introduction & FAQ
Introduction
All the Mods 9 (ATM9) is a comprehensive modpack that brings together a wide range of modifications to enhance and expand the classic Minecraft experience. Building upon the success of its predecessors, ATM9 integrates new mods, updates existing ones, and provides a balanced, engaging gameplay environment.
Key Features
- Diverse Mod Selection: ATM9 includes a curated selection of mods spanning various categories such as technology, magic, exploration, and building. Whether you're an engineer at heart or a wizard in spirit, there's something for everyone.
- Enhanced Gameplay: Experience Minecraft like never before with improved mechanics, additional biomes, new creatures, and expanded crafting options.
- Community-Centric: ATM9 is designed with community feedback and involvement, ensuring a continuously evolving and player-focused experience.
- Regular Updates: The modpack receives regular updates to keep the gameplay fresh and integrate the latest mods and improvements.
Getting Started
To begin your journey in All the Mods 9, you'll need to follow a few simple steps to get set up
- Install Minecraft: Ensure you have a valid copy of Minecraft.
- Modpack Installation: Use a modpack launcher like CurseForge or similar to download and install the "All the Mods 9" pack.
- Join the Community: Connect with fellow players on our Discord for tips, discussions, and community events.
Join the Adventure!
We invite you to join our vibrant community and explore the endless possibilities that All the Mods 9 offers. Whether you're a veteran miner or a first-time adventurer, there's always something new to discover.
FAQ
How do I start on the modpack?
ATM generally always had some sort of quest progression which helped you advance through the game and begin with. ATM9 has a quest book which can be found on the top-left of the inventory. You will find a lot of rewards, tips & tricks and all kinds of guides on the core mods of this pack.
How to install the modpack? How much RAM to allocate?
Detailed instructions on how to install the modpack and allocate RAM memory can be found on this page: https://wiki.siriusmc.net/books/server-information/page/all-the-mods-9It is officially recommended to have between 8GB - 12GB of RAM allocated. More than 12GB of RAM allocated can cause issues.
Why is flight disabled?
Flight is disabled in certain dimensions (The Other, Blue Skies, and Twilight Forest), to add more difficulty towards progression.
Why isn't mod <insert name> in ATM9 yet?
ATM packs do not literally contain “All The Mods”. Our main focus is having mods that are not buggy and don't ruin performance, or progression. If a mod supports Minecraft version 1.20.1, and Forge (Not NeoForge), you may make a suggestion.
Will <item> be banned?
Currently, the server will be launched in a beta phase. This means we will do gameplay optimizations as people join and notice issues. While we've already taken measures to mitigate massive landscape griefs or claim bypasses, such things might still happen, and staff might have to restore bases sometimes.
If you notice items or mods causing dupe glitches, claim bypassing or are simply unbalanced, please create a ticket on our Discord server.
AllTheModium Ores Guide!
Tiers of AllTheModium ores:
Netherite (Vanilla) ➜ AllTheModium (ATM) ➜ Vibranium (ATM) ➜ Unobtainium (ATM)
Types of Ores
AllTheModium
Typically, this ore can only be found within the Deep Dark biome located in the Overworld dimension, but due to the inclusion of the Aroma1997's Dimensional World modification, you can also find this ore within the Mining dimension. If you're looking in the Deep Dark, focus on the walls and roof within the caverns, or the Ancient Cities. If you're looking in the Mining dimension, focus on the Deepslate layer. Furthermore, to mine this ore will require Netherite quality tools or better.
In order to upgrade a tool or armor piece from Netherite quality to AllTheModium quality, you will need the AllTheModium Smithing Template. This template can be found by using a Brush on Suspicious Clay in Ancient Cities.
Vibranium
Vibranium ore can only be found within Crimson Forest and Warped Forest biomes of the Nether dimension. This ore only spawns at high Y altitudes, normally in the ceiling. To mine this ore will require AllTheModium quality tools or better.
To upgrade AllTheModium quality tools or armor to Vibranium will require the Vibranium Smithing Template. This template can be found using a Brush on Suspicious Soul Sand within Bastion Remnants located in the Nether.
Unobtainium
Unobtainium ore can only be found within the Highlands biome within the End dimension. This ore spawns within the islands crust at any Y level. To mine this ore will require Vibranium quality tools or better.
To upgrade Vibranium quality tools or armor to Unobtainium will require the Unobtainium Smithing Template. This template can be found by looting chests within the Library of Dungeons in The Other dimension.
Other methods of obtaining these ores:
Method A:
Use of Laser Drills and Laser Bases from the Industrial Foregoing modification with the correct Laser Lens in the correct biomes can generate the respective ore for that biome.
Method B:
Use of Seeds from the Mystical Agriculture modification can produce Essence of these ores which can be converted into ingots.
Method C:
Use of bees from Productive Bees modification can produce combs of these ores which can be converted into ingots using a centrifuge.
Simple Mekanism Fission Reactor + Industrial Turbine
The designs in this tutorial are taken straight from the Wiki as a "minimally viable stable" Reactor+Turbine setup. You can, of course, make something bigger than this but the core mechanics will be the same. Scroll to the bottom of the album if you're interested in a sample Fissile Fuel generation setup.
Start with the Fission Reactor. The smallest Fission Reactor you can make is 3x4x3. Start with a 3x3 base layer of Fission Reactor Casing.
On the next layer, continue building up the outer walls with Fission Reactor Casing. Optionally, use Reactor Glass on these walls for decoration. Note: The outside edges of your Fission Reactor can *only* be Casings. The edges cannot be glass.
In the center, place a Fission Fuel Assembly in the middle.
On the next layer, continue building up the outer wall.
In the center, place a Control Rod Assembly in the middle.
On the final layer, place Fission Reactor Casings on the outer edges. The center block can either be a Casing or Glass - it doesn't matter.
That's it, for now. The Fission Reactor multiblock should form. You will see redstone particles if the multiblock formed correctly. Right clicking anywhere on the multiblock will open the GUI.
We will return to this to place our ports for getting resources in and out of the reactor.
For the Industrial Turbine, we will build a small one that can match the output of our small Fission Reactor.
Start with a 5x5 base of Turbine Casings.
Begin building up the outer wall. The edges must be Turbine Casings, but the faces may be Casings or Structural Glass.
In the center, place a Turbine Rotor. Right click the Turbine Rotor twice while holding Turbine Blades to place two blades on this section of Turbine Rotor.
Continue building up the outer wall and the Turbine Rotor and Blades. This step is exactly the same as the previous step.
Continue building up the outer wall and the Turbine Rotor and Blades. This step is exactly the same as the previous step, again, again, and again. This is the final height of your Turbine Rotor. You should have a 5-block tall Turbine Rotor with 10 Turbine Blades on it in total.
Place a Rotational Complex on top of the Rotor.
Continue building up the exterior wall. Place a ring of Pressure Dispersers around the Rotation Complex. This layer must always be filled completely with Pressure Dispersers surrounding the Rotation Complex, no matter how big your Turbine is.
Place Electromagnetic Coils on the next layer up. They must touch the Rotational Complex and each Coil must touch one another. You can place more than 3, but this Reactor + Turbine design can only make use of 3 so there's no point in adding more.
At this level, the faces of your exterior wall can (and should) be Turbine Vents. Continue building up the exterior wall.
Surround the Electromagnetic Coils with Saturating Condensers. These blocks are responsible for turning Steam back into Water.
In this configuration, you will need 6. Continue building up the exterior wall, remembering to place Turbine Vents on the faces.
On the final layer, place Turbine Casings on the edge and Vents on the inside face. And you're done, for now.
The multiblock should form. Right clicking anywhere on the multiblock will open the GUI.
We will now revisit both structures to determine where to put our input and output ports.
For the Fission Reactor, use Fission Reactor Ports. For the Industrial Turbine, use Turbine Valves. In addition, any Turbine Vent can be used to output waste water from the Turbine.
I've chosen to put two Fission Reactor Ports facing the Industrial Turbine. The top Port on the Reactor is configured to be an input port, where I input water into the Reactor. The bottom Port is configured to output heated coolant.
I placed one Turbine Valve directly adjacent to the heated coolant output of the Reactor. This Valve will accept the heated coolant into the Turbine. I'm using an arbitrary Vent at the top of the Turbine to output water back into the Fission Reactor after it's been used up.
I've connected the Turbine Vent to the top Fission Reactor Port (input) with an Ultimate Mechanical Pipe, and the Turbine Valve to the lower Fission Reactor Port (output) with an Ultimate Pressurized Tube. The Mechanical Pipe is set to extract from the Turbine Vent, and the Pressurized Tube is set to extract from the Fission Reactor Port.
