For My Boys: Create Time
For My Boys: Create Time is a Minecraft 1.21.1 NeoForge modpack inspired by Create Chronicles: The Endventure. It is a long-form progression pack built around Create automation, vehicle-based travel, exploration, food production, magic, dimensions, and boss encounters.
A Different Overworld
The Overworld uses custom world generation built around several vertical layers. Most normal land generates as large floating islands, with an open sea below them and a further layer of caves and underground terrain beneath the ocean.
This layout affects how the pack is played. Resources, structures, and quest locations can be separated by large gaps or found at very different heights. Building transport infrastructure is therefore an important part of progression rather than an optional late-game project.
Travel by Air and Sea
Create Aeronautics and its addons are central to Overworld travel. Players are expected to design and operate airships for moving between island groups, carrying cargo, transporting other players, surveying distant areas, and establishing trade routes.
The ocean below the islands is also part of the progression. The Abyssal Eye questline includes fishing, underwater structures, sea creatures, submarine construction, and powered expeditions to the ocean floor.
Most forms of permanent personal flight are intentionally disabled or restricted. This includes normal access to jetpacks and several flight-capable armour sets. The intended travel options are airships, submarines, trains, boats, balloons, mounts, rockets, and limited short-range movement equipment.
Create and Factory Progression
Create is the main technology mod, supported by a large selection of addons. The questlines cover basic kinetic machinery, item processing, logistics, trains, electrical systems, advanced mechanisms, resource extraction, food automation, artillery, airships, and space technology.
Progression regularly asks for production at scale. Factory contracts and material quotas are intended to encourage permanent production lines instead of crafting every required component by hand. Different systems connect to one another, so farms may supply kitchens, kitchens may require Create processing, and advanced engineering projects may depend on earlier factories.
Custom End Remastered Eyes
Access to the End is controlled through twelve custom End Remastered Eyes. Each Eye is connected to a major mod or style of play:
| Eye | Main focus |
|---|---|
| Mechanical Eye | Create factories, mechanisms, processing, and logistics |
| Particle Eye | Oritech, Create: New Age, Create: Power Grid, and advanced engineering |
| Astral Eye | Create: Northstar, rockets, and exploration of the Moon, Mars, and Venus |
| Voyager Eye | Create Aeronautics, airships, trade routes, artillery, and long-distance exploration |
| Abyssal Eye | Fishing, ocean industry, submarines, underwater structures, and sea monsters |
| Harvest Eye | Farming, crop collection, dimensional agriculture, and large production targets |
| Banquet Eye | Farmer’s Delight, Croptopia, Create: Central Kitchen, brewing, and food addons |
| Sorcery Eye | Iron’s Spells ’n Spellbooks and the pack’s other magical systems |
| Twilight Eye | Full progression through The Twilight Forest |
| Empyrean Eye | The Aether, Deep Aether, The Bumblezone, and Eternal Starlight |
| Calamity Eye | L_Ender’s Cataclysm structures and bosses |
| Mass Eye | Mowzie’s Mobs, Bosses of Mass Destruction, Bosses’ Rise, and other boss content |
The Eyes are not simple crafting checks. Their questlines involve complete mod progression, production milestones, exploration, structure discovery, vehicle construction, or boss completion. Players can work on several Eye routes in parallel, making the pack suitable for a group whose members prefer different types of content.
Quests, Contracts, Shops and Gacha
The custom FTB Quests book provides the main structure of the pack. Alongside the Eye chapters, it includes Create guidance, factory contracts, optional side routes, storage progression, exploration goals, and explanations for custom mechanics.
Completing quests awards Magic Coins, with larger milestones generally providing more valuable rewards. Coins can be used in the pack’s shops and related systems. Gacha Works adds craftable machines and capsules with custom reward pools, providing another use for quest rewards without replacing the main progression.
The overall pace is closer to a structured multiplayer project pack than a kitchen-sink modpack. Players establish a base, divide work between different questlines, build the transport needed to reach new areas, and gradually connect their factories, farms, kitchens, ships, and other systems into the twelve-Eye progression.

