| **Name** | **Version** | **Year** | **Host** | **Port** |
| [Minecraft](https://wiki.tmdmguild.com/books/minecraft/page/minecraft-11-2011) | 1.1 | 2011 | mc.tmdmguild.com | 25560 |
| [Minecraft](https://wiki.tmdmguild.com/books/minecraft/page/minecraft-1181-2021) | 1.18.1 | 2021 | mc.tmdmguild.com | 25561 |
| [FTB University](https://wiki.tmdmguild.com/books/minecraft/page/ftb-university-1165-2022) | 1.16.5 / 1.7.0 | 2022 | mc.tmdmguild.com | 25562 |
| FTB Plexiglass Mountain | 1.18.2 / 1.2.4 | 2022 | mc.tmdmguild.com | 25563 |
| FTB University | 1.19.2 / 1.5.0 | 2023 | mc.tmdmguild.com | 25564 |
| FTB University | 1.19.2 / 1.5.0 | 2024 | mc.tmdmguild.com | 25565 |
| ATM 10 | 1.21.1 / 2.47 | 2025 | mc.tmdmguild.com | 25566 |
Click each server for its history, installation instructions and a gallery of images!
Before connecting, you must reach out to **Zarillion** to get your account white-listed on our servers!
Some servers may go to sleep once everyone disconnects. They will start back up when you ping them!
#### FTB University 1.19 The **[AE2 Things v1.1.1](https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/ae2-things-forge/files/4367610)** mod must be manually added to the modpack before you can connect! #### ATM 10 The [**AE2 Things v1.4.2-beta**](https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/ae2-things-forge/files/5637783) mod must be manually added to the modpack before you can connect! # Servers Information about each of our servers and what you'll find inside. # Minecraft 1.1 (2011) #### `mc.tmdmguild.com:25560` ### History This was TMDM's very first Minecraft server! The first release of Minecraft officially came out in 2011 after being in various alpha and beta states since 2009. Compared to today's standards, this was a *very* bare-bones experience. Even simple redstone blocks like comparators were not yet added, so we had to get creative with things like two-way switches for hidden passages or gates. In this newly released game, there wasn't much to do except explore and build. The End dimension didn't come until much later and the Nether dimension was just barely there. We spent most of our time building castles and houses. We experimented with the novel redstone system to see what contraptions we could come up with. We also paved roads and rode minecarts between our houses and creations. If you look around the spawn, you'll find most of what we built. --- This server was actually updated to future versions of Minecraft over the years, even 1.18.1 at one point. However, the world generation did *goofy* things each time we updated because of the massive revamps in the game code. Chunky mountains would appear out of nowhere. An undersea temple with Guardian mobs materialized underneath our castle town and spammed us with Guardian attack noises. The world got pretty corrupted. People logged in and built some cool stuff like a Horde Zeppelin or Alliance Destroyer, but the world stayed mostly static since our initial play in 2011. As part of this most recent server revamp I reverted the world back to the 2011 backup I had and restored the original game version to remove these world corruptions. We can now visit it in its v1.1 glory whenever we like. ### Installation To connect to this *very* old version of Minecraft, you'll need to download the v1.1 game using the official Minecraft launcher. 1. Under *MINECRAFT: Java Edition*, select *Installations* and then click the *New installation* button. [](https://wiki.tmdmguild.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-05/image.png) 2. Give the installation a name like "Release 1.1" and select *release 1.1* in the **VERSION** dropdown. [](https://wiki.tmdmguild.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-05/Fnqimage.png) The game will launch when you click *Install*. You'll notice the game loads *very* fast ... there wasn't a lot to load back then.**IMPORTANT:** Install this version to its *own directory* to avoid crashes with newer config files.
3. Click *Multiplayer → Add server* and add our server information: [](https://wiki.tmdmguild.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-05/5LVimage.png) [](https://wiki.tmdmguild.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-05/e6uimage.png) ### Gallery Somewhere in the basement of the main castle, you may find a switch that opens the door to our secret laboratory. [](https://wiki.tmdmguild.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-05/AH6image.png) [](https://wiki.tmdmguild.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-05/1AQimage.png) [](https://wiki.tmdmguild.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-05/2Nsimage.png) [](https://wiki.tmdmguild.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-05/oa8image.png) [](https://wiki.tmdmguild.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-05/sZpimage.png) [](https://wiki.tmdmguild.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-05/hDHimage.png) [](https://wiki.tmdmguild.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-05/hOdimage.png) [](https://wiki.tmdmguild.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-05/RDiimage.png) [](https://wiki.tmdmguild.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-05/cfKimage.png) [](https://wiki.tmdmguild.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-05/NQ6image.png) [](https://wiki.tmdmguild.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-05/tzfimage.png) [](https://wiki.tmdmguild.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-05/RObimage.png) # Minecraft 1.18.1 (2021) #### `mc.tmdmguild.com:25561` ### History After a full decade or playing on our original server off-and-on, we decided when 1.18 came out that it was time to revisit the game with a fresh world. Ten years is a long time, and most of the people who played on our original server had since moved on from TMDM. With a renewed interest in playing, we found a world seed we liked that produced a snowy mountainous valley and started again. The game had evolved *a lot*. What are these giant forest mansions? The End Dragon?! There's a thing that lets you fly hidden in flying ships in The End dimension? We got stronk, beat the dragon, explored around and then ... wanted more. This time we automated a lot of things. There's an entire room dedicated to auto-smelting items using an infinite carpet glitch as fuel. A slimeball farm. A roasted chicken farm. A *villager* farm (lovingly referred to as the *Farmer Fuck Tower*). We got started on, but never quite finished, a Grand Trading Hall with merchants offering just about every item in the game for trade, including every enchant. We made that sweet-sweet netherite gear, enchanted it to the max and gave each item ridiculous names like *Aerg, Pickaxe of Autism* or *The Gravel Destroyer*. It was at this point that *someone* suggested we look into modded Minecraft. We had dabbled with a couple mods back in the very early days of Minecraft when the process was essentially cracking open the `.jar` file, dropping new `.class` files in and praying. We weren't sure what to expect but we decided to give it a try. If you've already seen the full server listing for `mc.tmdmguild.com` you already know where this is going ... ### Installation This is an *unmodded* version of plain Minecraft, so you'll want to use the official launcher to connect. 1. Under *MINECRAFT: Java Edition*, select *Installations* and then click the *New installation* button. [](https://wiki.tmdmguild.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-05/image.png) 2. Give the installation a name like "Release 1.18.1" and select *release 1.18.1* in the **VERSION** dropdown. [](https://wiki.tmdmguild.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-05/jOyimage.png) The game will launch when you click *Install*. 3. Click *Multiplayer → Add Server* and add our server information: [](https://wiki.tmdmguild.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-05/8Ilimage.png) [](https://wiki.tmdmguild.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-05/QPyimage.png) ### Gallery Lots of examples of automation and exploration done in this server. Much more functional than the builds in our original world. [](https://wiki.tmdmguild.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-05/wZzimage.png) [](https://wiki.tmdmguild.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-05/SZximage.png) [](https://wiki.tmdmguild.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-05/Gc7image.png) [](https://wiki.tmdmguild.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-05/XbJimage.png) [](https://wiki.tmdmguild.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-05/Jjhimage.png) [](https://wiki.tmdmguild.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-05/Xc8image.png) [](https://wiki.tmdmguild.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-05/j2gimage.png) [](https://wiki.tmdmguild.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-05/z5bimage.png) [](https://wiki.tmdmguild.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-05/aq8image.png) [](https://wiki.tmdmguild.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-05/BEYimage.png) [](https://wiki.tmdmguild.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-05/yyYimage.png) [](https://wiki.tmdmguild.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-05/cIlimage.png) [](https://wiki.tmdmguild.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-05/7Pjimage.png) [](https://wiki.tmdmguild.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-05/wn7image.png) [](https://wiki.tmdmguild.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-05/kzwimage.png) [](https://wiki.tmdmguild.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-05/USfimage.png) [](https://wiki.tmdmguild.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-05/mdfimage.png) # FTB University 1.16.5 (2022) #### `mc.tmdmguild.com:25562` ### History ### Installation ### Gallery # Configuration Configuration guides for both the client and server in new modpacks. # Client Options When a new Minecraft client is booted, its there's always a handful of settings I want to change (excluding [keybinds](https://wiki.tmdmguild.com/books/minecraft/page/client-keybinds) which get their own page). ### Video Settings These settings will change drastically depending on the graphics optimization addons available in the pack. However, here are some common settings. #### General - **Render Distance** - 24 chunks - **Simulation Distance** - 12 chunks - **GUI Scale** - 4x - **VSync** - On #### Shader Pack - **ComplementaryReimagined** - A good balance between looks and FPS ### Accessibility Settings - **FOV Effects** - 10% - At really high movement speeds this can get out of hand. - **Narrator Hotkey** - Off ### In-Game Toggles Once loaded into a world, there are two toggles I usually flip via built-in keybinds. - **Advanced Item Tooltips →** *F3 + H* - **Pause on Lost Focus** → *F3 + P* # Client Keybinds The keybinds in a modpack are always an unholy clusterfuck mess. Conflicts galor, and these conflicts often hide or break useful functionality in the mods you are using. I usually start by: 1. Copy `options.txt` from previous modpack (if available). 2. Unbind *most* modpack keybinds.Leave any keybinds like *Show Description* set across the different mods. These show additional tooltip information.
I then update/tweak certain keybinds to get started. ### Minecraft These keybinds swap crouch and sprint because *why the fuck are the defaults the way they are?!* I also like to update the chat keybind to match WoW. Who wants to hit `T` every time they want to chat? - - **Sneak** → *Left Control* - **Sprint** → *Left Shift* - **Open Chat** → *Enter* - **Load Hotbar Activator** → *Not Bound* - **Save Hotbar Activator** → *Not Bound* - **Narrator** → *Not Bound* ### Gameplay Mods #### Apotheosis This mod adds all those named bosses to the world that drop crazy tiered gear. The **Open World Tier Select** keybind is pretty much mandatory or you won't be able to access the harder mobs with better loot. - **Compare Hovered Equipment** → *Left Shift* - **Link Hovered Item to Chat** → *Shift + T* - **Open World Tier Select** → *Ctrl + T* #### Applied Energistics 2 AE2 eventually becomes the main way to access your items. I like to use the `R` key to pull up the different wireless terminals since it is right next to inventory `E` keybind. Assign a numpad keybind for the magnet card if you plan on using that. - **Modifier for Mouse-Wheel Items →** *Left Shift* - **Open Wireless Pattern Access Terminal** → *Shift + R* - **Open Wireless Pattern Encoding** **Terminal** → *Ctrl + R* - **Open Wireless Terminal** → *R* - **Place Parts on Opposite Side →** *Left Shift* #### Iron Jetpacks If included, this will be the easiest way to obtain early-game flight, so you'll use these hotkeys a lot. I actually just use the defaults here. - **Decrease Throttle** → *,* - **Increase Throttle** → *.* - **Toggle Engine →** *V* - **Toggle Hover** **Mode** → *H* #### Mekanism The one and only, one of my favorite mods. The MekaSuit is one of the most power pieces of gear in the game and comes with a lot of toggle keybinds you'll find in the *Numpad Toggles* section. However, for the main-hand Atomic Disassembler or MekaTool, it helps to have a mouse button bound to change its modes. - **Item Mode Switch** → *Button 4* #### Sophisticated Backpacks Most modpacks include these backpacks as a great way to expand your inventory. It has a number of keybinds but I usually just assign the main one. - **Open Backpack** → *B* #### Numpad Toggles Many mods allow you to toggle gear and weapon features using keybinds. I like to use the numpad keys to toggle most of these passive abilities. Feel free to adjust these to whatever works best for you based on the mods available in the modpack. - **Applied Energistics 2 / Toggle Magnet Card** → *Keypad 4* - **Artifacts / Toggle Night Vision Goggles** → *Keypad 9* - **Artifacts / Toggle Universal Attractor** → *Keypad 3* - **Mekanism / Chest Mode Switch** → *Keypad 5* - **Mekanism / Feet Mode Switch** → *Keypad 1* - **Mekanism / Head Mode Switch** → *Keypad 8* - **Mekanism / Legs Mode Switch** → *Keypad 2* - **Mekanism / Module Tweaker** → *Keypad /* - **Mekanism / Show HUD** → *Keypad 0* - **Simple Magnets / Toggle Magnet** → *Keypad 7* ### Interface Mods #### FTB Chunks / Quests / Ultimine **FTB Chunks** will be your go-to map in most modpacks. The quests and ultimine keybinds are also staples of most modpacks. - **Open Map** → *M* - **Zoom In Minimap** → *Keypad +* - **Zoom Out Minimap** → *Keypad -* - **Open Quests** → *G* - **FTB Ultimine** → *`* #### JEI If EMI is not available in the pack, JEI will be the main way you search for items and recipes. If EMI is available, do not bind these. - **Add/Remove Bookmark** → *A* - **Show Recipe** → *Left Button* - **Show Uses →** *Right Button* - **Close Recipes GUI** → *Escape* - **Previous Recipe** → *Button 4* #### JourneyMap Sometimes included alongside **FTB Chunks**, this map has more features but can be a pain to configure (why is the default map text so small on large screens?!). - **Show / Hide Fullscreen Map** → *J* - **Zoom In** → *Keypad +* - **Zoom Out** → *Keypad -* ### Utility Mods #### Building Gadgets 2 Most modpacks include some sort of crafting utility like this mod. I like to assign whatever tool it is to `Z` for easy access while I build. - **Settings Menu** → *Z* #### Crafting on a Stick This mod adds a bunch of different crafting tables on sticks that you can wear as curios. It puts its hotkey in the *Inventory* section hidden amongst the default Minecraft hotkeys. - **Open Crafting on a Stick →** *Shift + E* #### Crafting Tweaks The *Compress \** keybinds in this modpack are super useful for quickly compressing items in your inventory to save space. - **Compress All →** *Shift + K* - **Compress Item** → *Ctrl + K* - **Compress Stack** → *K* #### GuideME / Ponder These two keybinds are used by multiple mods to display in-depth guide information about a block you are hovering over. Its best to leave these bound to help you learn! - **Open Guide for Items** → *G* - **Ponder →** *W* #### Inventory Tweaks (ReFoxed) This keybind (or similar if provided by a different mod) is super helpful in keeping your inventory organized. - **Sort Inventory Under Cursor** → *Middle Button* #### Iris The default hotkeys for working with the shaders in this mod are `R`, `O` and `K`. I don't like keybinds that toggle game features or trigger reloads without using modifier keys, so I add `Alt` to each of these. - **Reload Shaders** → *Alt + R* - **Shaderpack Selection** **Screen** → *Alt + O* - **Toggle Shaders** → *Alt + K* #### Just Zoom This is sometimes provided by this mod or another mod. Its common to bind `C` to the camera zoom feature (a carry-over from **Optifine**, one of the first mods to add this feature). - **Zoom** → *C* #### More Overlays Updated These keybinds make it easier to ensure complex machines stay within a single chunk and that your light levels are high enough to avoid monster spawns. - **Toggle Chunk Boundaries** → *F9* - **Toggle Light Overlay** → *F7* #### TrashSlot A quick keybind to delete items can be useful if you are trying to move fast. This will delete the item in your inventory under your cursor. - **Delete Item** → *X* # Client Interface One loaded into a world, there are some interface configurations that can only be changed while playing. ### JourneyMap This addon has a lot of settings and not a lot of sense in good default values for large 4k monitors. #### MiniMap Preset 1 - **Compass Font Scale:** 2.0 - **Waypoint Label Scale:** 2.0 - **Waypoint Icon Scale:** 2.0 - **Font Scale:** 2.0 - **Info Slot Font Scale:** 2.0 - **Size:** 25 #### Fullscreen Map - **Waypoint Label Scale:** 2.0 - **Font Scale:** 2.0 - **Mob Display:** Icons - **Mob Display Scale:** 1.5 - **Player Display Scale:** 1.5 - **Self Display Scale:** 1.5 #### Waypoints - **Auto Remove Death Waypoints:** on #### Cartography - **Always Map Caves:** on - **Always Map Surface:** on - **Use Cave Lighting:** off # Server Configuration Once the server is up and running, there usually a handful of mod settings we like to tweak. ### Additional Mods #### AE2Things I'm always adding this mod. Screw type-limits on drives. #### Chunky The [**Chunky**](https://modrinth.com/plugin/chunky) mod allows you to pre-generate world chunks to speed up exploration later! #### SimpleBackups If the modpack does not include a backup mod, include this. ### Mod Configurations #### Applied Energistics Channels are ... fun? Sometimes. Not always, so we often turn them off. - `config/ae2-common.toml` - `channels = "INFINITE"` #### FTB Chunks This setting led to crashes in ATM10 (may be fixed now?) - `world/serverconfig/ftbchunks-world.snbt` - `piston_protection: false` ### Modpack Configurations #### ATM10 They took away the anchor upgrades for Mekanism?!? Nope! - `kubejs/server_scripts/mods/Mekanism/Recipes.js` - `// allthemods.remove({ id: 'mekanism:upgrade/anchor' })` #### Other Configurations - config/easy\_villagers-server.toml - sound\_amount = 400 - config/ftbessentials.snbt - cooldown: 0 # Guides