FTB Teams Mod — Configuration
Commands
While the GUI is preferred for most users, the /ftbteams command offers full control over the system. Below is a list of essential commands:
| Command | Description | Permission |
|---|---|---|
/ftbteams create <name> |
Creates a new party team with the specified name. | Player |
/ftbteams join <team> |
Joins a team that is set to 'Free to Join' or one you have an invite for. | Player |
/ftbteams leave |
Leaves your current party team. | Player |
/ftbteams invite <player> |
Sends an invitation to another player. | Officer/Owner |
/ftbteams kick <player> |
Removes a player from the team. | Officer/Owner |
/ftbteams transfer_ownership <player> |
Hands over team ownership to another member. | Owner |
/ftbteams settings <key> <value> |
Manages team properties via command line. | Owner |
/ftbteams msg <text> |
Sends a message to the private team chat channel. | Member |
/ftbteams info [team] |
Displays detailed information about a specific team. | Player |
/ftbteams server create <name> |
Creates a server-managed team. | Operator |
/ftbteams force-disband <team> |
Forcibly deletes a team from the server. | Operator |
Permissions and Ranks
FTB Teams uses a hierarchy system to manage what players can do within a group:
- Owner: Has total control over the team, including the ability to disband it or transfer ownership.
- Officer: Can invite new players, kick members (of lower rank), and change most team settings.
- Member: Standard team participant. Shares quest progress and has full access to team-claimed chunks.
- Ally: A trusted player from another team. They can be granted specific permissions (like opening chests) without being a full member of the team.
- Enemy: A player or team explicitly marked as hostile. This is primarily used for PvP-oriented modpacks to restrict access or trigger specific mod behaviors.
Configuration
The mod's global behavior is controlled via configuration files located in the config folder of the Minecraft instance.
ftbteams-server.snbt: Contains settings for the maximum party size, whether players are allowed to create their own teams, and default permissions for new teams.ftbteams-client.snbt: Contains UI-specific settings, such as the position of the 'My Team' button in the inventory and notification preferences.
For modpack creators, default team settings can be placed in defaultconfigs/ftbteams-server.snbt to ensure every new world starts with the same team rules.