Here you will find comprehensive guides on how to install and use our packs, as well as answers to a few common questions we see, more answers and guides will be added as needed. And guides will be updated or changed according to how we are operating on any given year.
Step 1: Download .zip file you wish to use from our downloads page.
Step 2: Download Overwolf or Curseforge Standalone here: https://curseforge.overwolf.com/
Step 3: Launch Overwolf and then Launch the Curseforge launcher from Overwolf, if you downloaded the standalone Curseforge Launcher, then launch that instead.
Step 4: Select Minecraft on the Curseforge Launcher.
Step 5: Click on the "+ Create Custom Profile" button in the top right, next to the search bar, and then click on the the underlined word "import" near the top of the dialogue box. Select the .zip file that you downloaded in Step 1.
Step 6: Return to the "My Modpacks" tab, you should now see the pack installing. Be aware that it will have the default icon rather than the actual one as a result of this backdoor installation method.
Step 7: Adjust RAM for the pack as needed (instructions below, between 7000mb and 8000mb is recommended, but it can run on 6000mb) then hover over the pack icon and select the orange play button.
Step 8: The Minecraft Launcher should appear, select the green "PLAY" button, and if a dialogue box pops up warning about modified versions, just click "ok" or "accept"
Step 9: Enjoy the game!
Note for adding RAM
Step 1. Select the pack Icon on the Curseforge Launcher.
Step 2. Select the 3 dots next to the orange play button.
Step 3. Select edit.
Step 4. Select profile options.
Step 5. Uncheck "Use System Memory Settings".
Step 6. Use the slider to select however many megabytes you want to use for the pack, 7000-8000 is recommended, but our packs can function on as low as 6000 for laptop and lower-end pc users.
Step 7. Once done, click the orange done button in the bottom right.
It's not precisely the same days every year, but it usually runs from mid-September to mid-February, sometimes longer or shorter depending on player interest.
A Minecraft variety modpack produced by a number of our staff running during the second part of Modded Minecraft Season. It is also the namesake of the Casterpack Network.
A Minecraft survival horror-themed modpack produced by one of our staff and officially supported by the Casterpack Network running in the first part of Modded Minecraft Season.
A Minecraft survival adventure/cozy-craft modpack produced by one of our staff and officially supported by the Casterpack Network running in the third part of Modded Minecraft Season.
They are posted both on our discord and on this very website under the tab labeled Rules.
The official Casterpack server is reserved for a small community of friends with established trust, however, the files are free to everyone for download and can easily be converted into a server with a little bit of technical know-how. If you need a server file made for you don't hesitate to reach out to the email account listed below, if I get enough requests I might even publish the server files here on the website for download!
