FTB Teams guide for All the Mons 0.3.0-beta to 1.2.0

Same as in the All the Mods 10 8.0 guide

FTB Teams is included in this pack as version 2101.1.10, built for NeoForge. It has also been part of the pack for a long time, since at least an early release, so it isn't a recent addition.^[1]

Unverified There are no verified sources here for what FTB Teams does in this pack, which players it is aimed at, or how it fits into progression. Judging by its name, it likely handles player teams or parties, but that is unconfirmed. Check it in-game before relying on it.

Same as in the All the Mods 10 8.0 guide

FTB Teams works differently from most mods in this pack: you don't craft anything to get started. Its job is to organize players into teams, so your first steps are about setting up your team, not making items.^[2]

Your first steps

1. Create a Party team. This is how you set up a group you can invite other players into so you all progress together.^[2]
2. Invite your friends into that Party team so everyone shares the same team progress.^[2]
3. When you want to check on your team, look for the option that says you can click to show team info, and click it to see your team's details.^[2]

Unverified The exact commands, keybinds or menu buttons for creating a team, sending invites and opening team info could not be confirmed. The same goes for which progress is actually shared between teammates in this pack.

Same as in the All the Mods 10 8.0 guide

FTB Teams is about grouping players rather than machines or automation. Its core mechanic is the Party team, which you create so you can invite other members and progress together with them.^[2]

Party teams

• You create a Party team yourself. Once it exists, you can invite other players to join it as members.^[2]
• The point of a Party is shared progress. You and your teammates progress together instead of each playing on your own.^[2]
• The mod has a clickable prompt that shows your team's info, so you can check the details of the team you're in.^[2]

Unverified The sources don't say exactly what gets shared inside a Party, how invites are sent or accepted, what commands or keybinds open the team screen, or which other mods in the pack use FTB Teams. Check in-game before relying on any of these details.

There is no tier ladder to climb for FTB Teams in this pack. The quest book only touches it once, in the Welcome chapter, which has 6 quests. There the quest a quest in "Welcome" tells you how to set up a team for you and your friends.^[3]

Step 1: Create your team

The quest tells you to run the command /ftbteams party create followed by the name of your team. It is a checkmark quest, so there is nothing to craft or hand in.^[3]

Nothing is gated

The Welcome chapter also explains that quests in this pack are optional. In the pack's own words, mods are not gated behind completing any quests, so you can make a team whenever you like. If you want to follow the progression, the same quest (a quest in "Welcome") points you to the Main Questline.^[3]

There are no recipes in this pack that combine FTB Teams items with items from other mods, so there is no crafting-based link to show you here. The only place the pack ties FTB Teams to anything else is its quest book.^[3]

Where the quest book mentions it

FTB Teams shows up in the Welcome chapter. The quest a quest in "Welcome" tells you to create a team for you and your friends with the command /ftbteams party create followed by the name of your team.^[3]

Right alongside it, the chapter has a quest in "Welcome", which explains chunk claiming. You open the map with M, click the Claimed Chunks icon in the top left, and left click and drag to claim. Shift-left click a chunk to force load it. The quest doesn't say how claims relate to teams, so I won't guess at that here.^[3]

The chapter also has a quest in "Welcome", a rundown of helpful commands such as /sethome, /home, /spawn and /rtp. These have cooldowns and limits, and the quest says you can change them in the ftbessentials.snbt file. That file is in saves/(name of save)/serverconfig/ for singleplayer, or world/serverconfig/ on a server.^[3]

In the pack's quest book, FTB Teams comes up in the "Welcome" chapter. There is no dedicated FTB Teams chapter.^[3]

The quest to look at is a quest in "Welcome". It has no title of its own and its only task is a checkmark, so you just read it and tick it off. Its text asks you to use the command /ftbteams party create (name of team) if you want to create a team for you and your friends.^[3]

The rest of the Welcome chapter is general onboarding. "Welcome to All the Mons!" quest introduces the pack, a quest in "Welcome" explains how to claim chunks from the map, and a quest in "Welcome" lists some handy commands. The sources do not say what order the quests in the chapter come in, so I won't guess at it.^[3]