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How to host an ATM10 Aeronautics server

Order ATM10 Aeronautics from berrybyte, start at 8 GB RAM, wait for the first boot, then join with the same pack installed in your Minecraft launcher.

Use the ATM10 Aeronautics hosting page. The pack is already selected. Pick a plan (start at 8 GB), check out, then wait for the server to finish starting before anyone joins.

This is not the same pack as All the Mods 10. If the name in checkout says ATM10 Aeronautics, you have the right one.

Create the server

Open the ATM10 Aeronautics page

Go to ATM10 Aeronautics server hosting. The pack should already be selected.

Pick a plan and location

Start with 8 GB unless you already know you need more. Choose the region closest to your players.

Check out

Keep ATM10 Aeronautics selected, sign in, and pay. berrybyte installs the current version of the pack for you.

Wait until it is ready

Open Console in the dashboard. First boot can take several minutes. Wait until startup finishes before anyone tries to join.

Want a different pack instead? Browse them on the modpack hosting page.

Install the pack on your computer

Everyone who wants to play needs ATM10 Aeronautics in a launcher that can install CurseForge packs, such as the CurseForge app.

Install ATM10 Aeronautics

Search for All the Mods 10 Aeronautics, not regular All the Mods 10, and install it.

Match the server version

Use the same pack version the server is running. If you are not sure, check the pack shown on the server in the dashboard.

Launch that profile

Start Minecraft from the ATM10 Aeronautics profile and let it finish loading before you open Multiplayer.

If someone is on a different pack version than the server, they usually cannot join. Update the server and every player's launcher together.

Join

When Console shows the server is up, open Overview, copy Server address, and paste it into Multiplayer → Add Server. Include the port.

Need more detail? See How to join a Minecraft server.

How much RAM

8 GB is a good start for a small group. If the server lags, crashes, or runs out of memory after people start exploring, bump the plan. There is no fixed player count that always works, because world size and automation matter more than how many names are in the tab list.

Updating the pack

Back up first

Open Backups and create a backup before you change the pack version.

Stop the server

Press Stop, then open Overview → Modpack → Change and pick the version you want.

Update every player

Have everyone switch their launcher profile to that same version, then Start the server and wait for Console to finish.

See Backups & restores if you need to roll back.

If something goes wrong

It is still installing. Watch Console. Big packs take a few minutes the first time. If it stops with an error, open Logs → Crashes instead of mashing Start.

Players cannot join. Confirm they installed ATM10 Aeronautics, not ATM10, and that the version matches the server. Copy Overview → Server address again, including the port.

It ran out of memory. Upgrade past 8 GB, then try again.

Still stuck? Open a support ticket and attach the crash log.

Next steps

Frequently asked questions

Is ATM10 Aeronautics the same as All the Mods 10?

No. They are two different packs. Pick ATM10 Aeronautics if that is the one you want to play.

How much RAM does an ATM10 Aeronautics server need?

Start with 8 GB. If the server struggles once people are exploring and building, upgrade the plan.

Do I need to install NeoForge myself?

No. Choosing ATM10 Aeronautics at checkout sets the pack, Minecraft version, and loader for you.

Do my friends need the same pack as the server?

Yes. Everyone should install ATM10 Aeronautics in their launcher, on the same version the server is running.

Why is the first start taking so long?

Large modpacks take a few minutes to install and boot. Watch Console and wait until the server looks ready before anyone tries to join.

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