FTB Obsidian Mod Wiki

FTB Obsidian Mod Wiki & Guide

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FTB Obsidian Mod is a utility mod support modpack creation by managing how resource packs and datapacks are loaded. Its focus is on controlling pack behavior at startup, including forcing resource packs to load and overriding compatibility checks.

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

How to Auto-Load Datapacks from the Game Folder with FTB ObsidianDatapacks Without the World Folder By default a datapack must be dropped into a specific world's datapacks folder,…How to Force a Resource Pack to Load Automatically in FTB ObsidianWhy Force a Pack Normally Minecraft only remembers the resource packs a player manually enables. In a modpack you…How to Make an Incompatible Resource Pack Load with FTB ObsidianThe Compatibility Problem Minecraft refuses to enable a resource pack whose pack.mcmeta declares a pack format the…How to Set Up FTB Obsidian for a Modpack You Are BuildingWhat the Mod Is For FTB Obsidian is a utility mod aimed at modpack creators. It manages how resource packs and…

Frequently asked questions

How do I get started with FTB Obsidian after installing it?

Create or edit the ftbobsidian-startup.snbt config file in your instance's config folder, since that is where all forced resource pack behavior is defined. Datapacks dropped into the root game folder load automatically without any config, so you can start there if you only need datapack auto-loading.

Where does FTB Obsidian look for resource packs and datapacks?

It reads resource packs and datapacks from the root game folders of your instance, not just the standard resourcepacks and datapacks subfolders. This means you can drop packs directly next to the game files and have FTB Obsidian pick them up.

How do I force a resource pack to load without the player enabling it?

Add the pack's ID to the forced resource pack list in ftbobsidian-startup.snbt. FTB Obsidian will then load it at startup regardless of what the player has selected in the resource pack menu.

What is the difference between file-based and folder-based resource pack IDs?

A file-based ID points to a specific pack file, while a folder-based ID points to a directory containing the pack. FTB Obsidian accepts either form in the startup config, so use whichever matches how the pack is stored in your instance.

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