ATLauncher

Warning

We recommend using the CurseForge and FTBApp launchers until further notice, due to changes regarding downloads of modpacks in third party launchers with CurseForge and FTB.

About ATLauncher

How to Install

  1. Head to ATLauncher and select which software is most appropriate for you. Typically for Windows you want to click the “Setup (Recommended)” button.

Once you’ve opened the downloaded file please follow these directons. Please note that they were written on a Windows Machine and may differ depending on you Windows version or OS.

  1. Click next AT Setup 1
  2. Accept the license agreement, click next. AT Setup 2
  3. Choose your install directory and click next. AT Setup 3
  4. Make sure “Install Java” is checked. Click next and then on the next screen click next again. Finally click Install. AT Setup 4
  5. Disable Analytics by unchecking the box and click Save AT Setup 5

Adding a Modpack

Now that ATLauncher is installed you likely want to install a modpack to get playing on our modded network. To get started simply follow the directions below.

  1. Click Packs and then type the name of the pack you want to install in the top search bar. I’ll be using “SkyFactory 4”. AT Modpack Install 1
  2. On the search result page click “New Instance” and then you’ll be prompted by a popup. In this window select the version you wish to install. AT Modpack Install 2
  3. Once the install completes you’ll be able to play by clicking “Instances” on the right hand bar then clicking Play for the pack in question.

Setting Java Arguments

Some packs have Java Arguments (args) that we recommend you the pack with. Check the ModPack Tips section for any args that might need to be set for your pack. The below assumes you’re setting it per instance.

  1. Go to your “Instance Tab” and click the “Settings” button to open a pack configuration window. AT Setings
  2. Click “Java/Minecraft” and paste the arguments you wish to use in the “Java Parameters” that you wish to use. We’ve highlighted the box in red. AT Java Arguments
  3. Once you’ve happy with your changes, click “Save” and you’ll be good to go. Please note that if you make a mistake and your pack won’t launch you can always click the “Reset” button.