FTB Teams in Project Infinity 0.1

FTB Teams is part of this pack. The pack ships version 2001.3.2 of the mod, in the file ftb-teams-forge-2001.3.2.jar, and it has been in the pack since version 0.0.45.4 or earlier.^[1]

FTB Teams is about playing together, so your first steps here are about setting up a team rather than crafting anything. I couldn't confirm any recipes for this mod, so there are no recipe blocks in this section.^[2]

Find the Teams GUI

The mod adds an "Open Teams GUI" key binding. You'll find it in your key bindings under the "FTB Teams" category. Check it's set to something you like before you start.^[2]

Create a Party team

Once the Teams screen is open, you can create a Party team. The mod describes it as a way to invite members and progress together, which is what you want if you're playing with friends.^[2]

Unverified Which key opens the Teams GUI by default, and how invites and member management work in detail, could not be confirmed from the available sources.

FTB Teams has no machines, multiblocks, power or fluid handling of its own. The sources for this pack only show it as a team system with a screen you open in game, so this section is short.^[2]

Opening the Teams screen

The mod adds a keybind called "Open Teams GUI". You'll find it in the "FTB Teams" category of your controls menu. Use it to open the Teams screen, and rebind it there if you want a different key.^[2]

Party teams

The mod's screen text describes a Party team as a way to "invite members and progress together". If you're playing with friends, this is the option to look for when you want to share progress.^[2]

Unverified The sources don't explain how team membership affects other mods' machines, power, fluids or item automation, or how team permissions, roles and invitations work in detail.