Minecraft modpacks and versions

For Minecraft Java servers, Warp View can install a modpack in one click, or switch your server between Vanilla, Paper, Fabric, Forge, NeoForge and Quilt at any Minecraft version.

Installing a modpack

1. Open your Minecraft server and find Modpacks and Minecraft version.
2. Choose Install a modpack, search Modrinth, and pick a pack and version.
3. Choose whether to keep your current world. Most modpacks expect a fresh one, so that's the default.
4. Confirm. The server stops and your world is archived first. Then the right loader (Fabric, Forge, NeoForge or Quilt) and the Java version that Minecraft version needs are installed, followed by the pack's mods and settings. Then the server starts.

Big packs take a few minutes. A typical modpack needs 6 to 8 GB of memory, and a large one 10 GB or more: give the server enough first (see the RAM calculator).

Switching type or version

Under Version and type, pick the server type and the Minecraft version and choose Switch. Your world is archived first and kept.

• Moving a world to an older Minecraft version can damage it. Keep the archive until you're sure.
• Changing the type (for example, Vanilla to Fabric) counts as a game swap, so it needs a paid plan (Pilot and up). Changing the version of the same type works on every plan.

Going back

Every change archives your world first. To undo one, open the server's Archives tab and restore the archive from just before. It brings back the world and the exact setup it had: the type, the versions and the Java.

What isn't supported yet

CurseForge packs (Modrinth only for now), Bedrock, and proxy servers (Velocity, BungeeCord).