In reply to IssacInzunza:

 Thanks for the suggestion anyway! 😉
I'm glad you love the pack!

In reply to 95type_rcd5:

 I replied to your youtube comment about this, but I'll follow up here too. The furnace should just work if the induction heater is adjacent to it and has power. You should be able to tell from The One Probe if it has power.

In reply to andyid26:

 I generally don't post server packs, because it's very time consuming to try to account for all the different server environments, and it's relatively easy these days to set up a server with the regular pack files. The installation details will depend on your environment, and you'll need a basic knowledge of how to install Minecraft servers, but here's a general breakdown

• Install the correct version of forge (currently 36.2.20)

• Grab all the folders from the "overrides" folder inside the pack zip file and put them inside the folder where you installed forge.

• Copy the mods from the mods folder in an installed instance of the pack and copy them to the server mods folder.

• Remove client only mods that may crash the server. These include: Dynamic Surroundings, Item Physics Lite, Ding, Mouse Tweaks.

• Run the forge jar. How you do this is going to depend on your operating environment. For a Linux/Mac environment, I'd recommend running it within a "screen" session. I don't use Windows for servers, so I have no advice there. The java command is going to look something like this:

java -Xms1024M -Xms4096M -jar forge-1.16.5-36.2.20.jar nogui

I hope this helps. Let me know if you run into any issues. Feel free to open an Issue for a deeper discussion. It would probably be a good idea for me to have some documentation posted about this process.

In reply to QuarionEK:

 Definitely not soon. Even though all of my mods are in 1.18 now, most of the mods in Real Tech are not, especially the larger ones. It may be a while.

In reply to DJ_DrWright:

 I'm pretty sure optifine will work with this pack, but there may be some visual and/or lighting glitches with some of the mods, especially with the multi-block rendering for Immersive Engineering and Create. I don't use Optifine though, so I can't verify any of that. If you wouldn't mind trying it out and then letting me know if you run into any issues, I'll do my best to find a solution.

I would suggest disabling the connected textures feature in Optifine. That's one feature I have seen cause game crashes when interacting with other mods. That was back in 1.12.2 though, so things may have changed.

In reply to DJ_DrWright:

 That's great news! Thanks for the info!

In reply to fennictheecho:

 That is FTB Chunks which also has the chunk claiming feature.

In reply to kralmcjeturkishproduction:

 dude, there is a list of mods in the description. There is also a list of mods in the zip file. However, I would not recommend trying to reconstruct the pack just from the mod list. You won't get the same experience. There is way more to a modpack than just a list of mods. You can use Curseforge, GD Launcher, Multi MC and others. If someone is capable of manually installing forge and then manually constructing a modpack, they should have no trouble installing a lightweight pack launcher.

In reply to duncan9322:

 The relations tab isn't necessarily reliable, because it includes mods that have been removed from the pack. For a current list, click on the specific version under files. Links to all the mods are just below the change log.
Both Multi MC and GD Launcher are great light weight alternatives.