How to Host a Project Infinity Server (Tech + Magic + Cosmos Setup Guide)
Project Infinity takes you through technology, magic and the cosmos in one world — compact automation or colossal factories, custom multiblocks, and an ambitious endgame across all three genres. Hosting it right means getting the version-matched server pack right and giving your group a focus. Here's how to get it running.
Start with at least 6GB of RAM dedicated to the modpack. Project Infinity spans technology, magic and the cosmos in one world — a broad combo pack, but a leaner mod list than most kitchen-sink packs its size suggests.
Import the official server pack directly through CoalHost's panel. With three genres sharing one world, getting every mod on the version the pack author tested matters more than usual — a mismatched tech or magic mod can quietly break custom multiblocks or recipes.
Watch the first boot complete fully before inviting players in. Custom multiblocks across the tech, magic and space systems all need to register cleanly — a clean 'Done' in the console is the signal that cross-genre compatibility is working as intended.
Let players pick a lane early. Project Infinity's breadth means a group that splits attention across compact automation, magic progression and space exploration all at once will progress slower than one that picks a primary focus first.
Take a backup before any mod update. Custom multiblocks spanning three different systems are exactly the kind of state that's expensive to lose if an update changes how one of them saves data.
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