ATLauncher hosts a large library of community modpacks that don't always get the same attention as CurseForge's biggest names, but several of them have dedicated, loyal player bases. Here is a rundown of the most notable ones in 2026 and what to expect when hosting each.
Sky Factory (4 and legacy versions)
A skyblock-style automation pack built around progressing from nothing on a floating island using mods like Applied Energistics 2 and Mekanism. Resource-light early on, but automation-heavy factories can create real tick lag late game. See our Sky Factory 4 hosting guide for RAM breakdowns and setup steps.
The Crack Pack
A long-running kitchen-sink pack combining many of the most popular tech and magic mods of its era into one large modpack. It doesn't follow a single theme, it's built to let players experiment across dozens of mod systems at once, which means server RAM needs to account for a wide spread of mod overhead rather than one dominant system.
Revenge of the C-Team
A community-made pack built around progression challenges and puzzle-style objectives layered on top of standard tech and magic mods. It tends to be lighter on entity load than combat-focused packs, with most of the server cost coming from world generation and structure-heavy exploration.
Resonant Rise (Mainline)
One of the older, well-established kitchen-sink packs with a strong focus on tech mod integration. Servers hosting Resonant Rise should expect similar demands to other large tech packs, heavy on machine processing and item transport once builds scale up.
YogsCast Complete
Built around the mod selection popularized by the Yogscast content creator group, combining tech, exploration, and building-focused mods. Popular with smaller friend groups looking for a curated, community-flavored experience rather than a hardcore challenge.
The Golden Cobblestone / Bevos Tech Pack Reborn / Performatic
These are smaller, more specialized community packs, each built around a specific creator's or community's preferred mod list. They tend to have lighter player bases than the bigger names above, but they still get consistent server demand from dedicated fans. Hosting requirements vary by pack, always check the exact Forge/Fabric build and Java version listed in the pack's server files before setup.
General hosting advice for ATLauncher packs
Unlike CurseForge's most mainstream modpacks, ATLauncher packs vary widely in resource needs since there's no single dominant format. Before buying a plan, check whether the pack is tech-focused (heavy on machine processing), exploration-focused (heavy on world generation), or combat-focused (heavy on entity spawning), since each type stresses different hardware resources.
All of these run well on Space-Node's Minecraft plans, starting from MC Gold (5GB DDR4) for smaller community packs up to MC Diamond (8GB DDR4) or higher for larger tech-heavy servers.