FTB Pack Companion guide for FTB StoneBlock 4 1.1.1 to 1.21.0

Same as in the FTB Skies 2 1.23.0 guide

This pack ships with FTB Pack Companion version 21.1.22, using the file ftb-pack-companion-21.1.22.jar. It has been part of the pack since version 1.0.1 or earlier, so it isn't a recent addition.^[1]

Unverified What FTB Pack Companion actually does in this pack could not be confirmed. No description or in-jar guidebook was available for this mod, so this page doesn't guess at its features.

FTB Pack Companion doesn't give you a crafting chain to follow in this pack. What the sources do show is a shaders notice, so that's the first thing to know about.^[2]

The shaders prompt

This pack includes shaders, but they are disabled by default. The notice asks whether you'd like to enable them, and it warns that shaders can be performance-intensive, can cause issues with certain mods, and may not be compatible with your hardware.^[2]

If you want the vibrant look, you can enable shaders from that notice. If you run into any issues, you can always disable them again later in the video settings.^[2]

Items from this mod

The mod's language file names the Action Pad and the Structure Placer, plus a block called Player Trigger.^[2]

FTB Pack Companion is a small support mod for the pack. The sources here only confirm its names and a few on-screen strings, not how its machines behave, so this section stays short.^[2]

What the mod adds

• A block called Player Trigger.^[2]
• An item called Action Pad.^[2]
• An item called Structure Placer.^[2]

Shader prompt

The pack includes shaders but they are disabled by default. The mod shows a notice asking whether you want to enable them, and it warns that shaders can be performance-intensive, cause issues with certain mods and may not be compatible with your hardware.^[2]

If you turn shaders on and run into problems, you can disable them again later in the video settings.^[2]

Menu time conditions

The mod also provides FancyMenu conditions based on your local time. One checks whether your current hour is greater than a value you set, and another checks whether it is less than that value. In both cases the value must be a number between 0 and 23, using the 24-hour format.^[2]