We recommend that you have at server with at least 2GB of RAM if you wish to run a Feed The Beast server. You can order a Feed The Beast server here or upgrade an existing server here.
Installing Feed The Beast (Quick guide)
- Decide which Feed The Beast package you wish to run
- Stop Server
- Delete Server files
- Upload Feed The Beast package downloaded from Feed the Beast website
- Extract Feed The Beast package using the Backup Restore tool*
- Set Multicraft to check Server Folder for JAR files (Raise a support ticket to get us to do this)
- Choose the Feed The Beast option that matches your package from the Server JAR selection list
- Start Server
Installing Feed The Beast (In-depth guide)
Decide which Feed The Beast package you wish to run
Stop Server
- Click the Stop button on your Server Control Panel
Delete Server files
- Use an FTP client to connect to your server folder (How To: FTP)
- Download any files that you wish to keep - e.g. backup files - (or create a new folder and move them into it)
- Delete all other files. Files you may want to keep:
- server.properties
- ops.txt
- banned-players.txt
- banned-ips.txt
- whitelist.txt
Upload the Feed The Beast package downloaded from Feed The Beast site
- Download the package that you wish to use
- Use your FTP client to upload the package file to your server folder (How To: FTP)
Extract Feed The Beast package using the Backup Restore tool
- On your Server Control Panel, in the left hand menu, click 'Files' then 'Backup'
- On the Backup screen, in the left hand menu, click 'Restore'
- You will see the Feed The Beast package listed, click on the 'Restore' link next to it
Set Multicraft to check your Server Folder for JAR files
- On your Server Control Panel, in the left hand menu, click 'Console'
- Type in the following command then click 'Send':
- builtin:script provision --JDSB
Choose the Feed The Beast option that matches your package from the Server JAR selection list
- On the Server Control Panel, choose the Feed The Beast option (that matches the pack you installed) from the JAR file Selection drop-down menu
- Click the 'Save' button at the bottom
- If your server fails to start, it may be because the server JAR is named ftbserver.jar. If this is the case then choose the general FTB option from the drop-down
Rename the ftbserver.jar to the correct servername
Each modded server requires the server name to match the one in the control panel.
- Using FTP you rename the ftbserver.jar to the server.jar name
- If you have downloaded and installed ultimate you rename ftbserver.jar to ultimate.jar
These are what you should rename the server jar to for each mod pack.
- FTB Beta 1.5 GregTech : ftbserver.jar > ftbbeta-gt.jar
- FTB Beta 1.5 No GregTech : ftbserver.jar > ftbbeta-nogt.jar
- Unhinged : ftbserver.jar > unhinged.jar
- Unleashed : ftbserver.jar > unleashed.jar
- Ultimate : ftbserver.jar > ultimate.jar
- YogCraft : ftbserver.jar > yogcraft.jar
- Mindcrack : ftbserver.jar > mindcrack.jar
- Direwolf20 : ftbserver.jar > direwolf20.jar
- Direwolf20 : ftbserver.jar > direwolf20_1_5.jar
- Tech World : ftbserver.jar > techworld.jar
- Ampz : ftbserver.jar > ampz.jar
- Beta Pack A : ftbserver.jar > FTB-Beta-A.jar
- FTB Lite : ftbserver.jar > ftblite.jar
- Magic World : ftbserver.jar > MagicWorld.jar
- RPG Immersion : ftbserver.jar > rpgimmersion.jar
- Magic World : ftbserver.jar > MagicWorld.jar
- RetroSMP : ftbserver.jar > retrosmp.jar
- Tech World : ftbserver.jar > techworld.jar
Click the Start button on your Server Control Panel
Updating Feed The Beast (Quick guide)
- Stop Server
- Delete Feed The Beast Server files (remove everything except for the folder containing your world data)
- Upload Feed The Beast package downloaded from the Feed The Beast site
- Extract Feed The Beast package using the Backup Restore tool
- Start Server