All The Mods 10 Modpack: Overview, Content & How to Install

Updated July 28, 2026

All The Mods 10 (ATM10) is a kitchen-sink survival modpack for Minecraft 1.21.1 on NeoForge: around 480 mods spanning tech, magic, exploration and building, tied together by a quest system and an iconic endgame goal, the ATM Star. Unlike expert packs, nothing is gated: every player follows whichever mod they enjoy. It is the reference general-purpose pack, both for discovering modded Minecraft and for community servers.

As of July 2026, ATM10 is still the main, stable pack of the series (over 20 million downloads, release 5.3.1), with a skyblock variant called All The Mods 10: To the Sky. Its successor, All The Mods 11, has launched into active development on Minecraft 26.1 — the game’s new versioning scheme — but is still young (0.x releases): the full state of play is covered below.

Quick Facts

Minecraft version
1.21.1
Loader
NeoForge
Gameplay type
Kitchen sink: open survival, tech + magic + exploration
Difficulty
Accessible — free-form progression, optional quests
Recommended RAM
8 GB minimum, 10-12 GB recommended
Mod count
About 480
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The concept: try everything, endure nothing

ATM10 tells no story and forces no path: it gathers the big mods of the moment — Mekanism, Ars Nouveau, Applied Energistics 2, Create, Botania, Occultism, Powah and hundreds more — with a quest book that acts as an index and a light per-mod tutorial. Everyone digs their own lane: a Mekanism factory, an Ars Nouveau mage tower, an AE2 storage network, a Create rail hub.

The veterans’ through-line is the ATM Star, an endgame item requiring resources from nearly every major mod: crafting it forces you to touch everything and represents hundreds of hours. The To the Sky variant transposes the same content into skyblock: you start on a tree above the void and progress through resource generators.

Where the series stands: ATM10 and All The Mods 11

Players are already searching for All The Mods 11 — and the pack does exist. ATM11 has been on CurseForge since early 2026, runs on NeoForge on Minecraft 26.1 (Mojang dropped the 1.x numbering in 2026) and has already passed 650,000 downloads. But it is still on 0.x releases (0.2.1 as of July 14, 2026): the mod list keeps filling in as ports land, and balance shifts with every update.

Practically speaking, in July 2026: ATM10 remains the pack to pick for a proper long playthrough and for servers — complete content, proven stability, massive community. ATM11 is for the curious who accept wipes and missing mods. The switch will likely come when ATM11 reaches 1.0 and the major mods have all been ported.

How to install All The Mods 10, step by step

ATM10 is distributed on CurseForge: the official CurseForge app handles NeoForge and the roughly 480 mods automatically.

  1. 1

    Install the CurseForge app

    Download the CurseForge app from curseforge.com and link it to your Minecraft Java installation.

  2. 2

    Search for ATM10

    Search for All the Mods 10 — the official pack by the All The Mods team has over 20M downloads. The skyblock variant is listed as All the Mods 10: To the Sky.

  3. 3

    Install the pack

    Click Install. The download is large (close to 500 mods): allow several minutes, more on a slow connection.

  4. 4

    Allocate RAM

    Allocate at least 8 GB, ideally 10 to 12 GB if your machine has 16 or more. Below 8 GB the pack struggles from world generation onward.

  5. 5

    First launch

    The first start is long (several minutes) while mods compile their data. Subsequent launches are much faster. Then create your world or enter your server address.

ATM10 in multiplayer: the quintessential server pack

ATM10’s total freedom makes it an ideal server pack: a hundred players can coexist without stepping on each other, each in their own specialty, and a trading economy between specialists emerges naturally. Things to check before joining: the pack version (serious servers track the 5.x updates), the wipe policy, claim protection and the hardware — close to 500 mods server-side punishes undersized machines.

The All The Mods server ranking lists active servers, both ATM10 and To the Sky, with player votes as the signal of real population.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long does an ATM10 playthrough last?

Without a goal, the pack is endless. Chasing the ATM Star represents several hundred hours for a solo player; an organized team on a server can get there in two to three months of regular play.

Should I play ATM10 or wait for All The Mods 11?

In July 2026, play ATM10: it is complete and stable. ATM11 (Minecraft 26.1, NeoForge) is still on 0.x releases with missing mods and shifting balance — great to poke at, not to invest months in.

Regular ATM10 or To the Sky?

The regular pack offers exploration and world generation; To the Sky transposes the same mods into skyblock, with progression driven by resource automation. Skyblock suits players who enjoy producing everything themselves; it forgives improvisation less.

My PC has 8 GB of total RAM — can I run it?

Barely. With 8 GB of system RAM, too little is left for the pack once Windows and the launcher take their share. ATM10 becomes comfortable from 16 GB of system RAM upward.

Can I join an ATM10 server from Bedrock?

No. Like every Java modpack, ATM10 requires Minecraft Java Edition with the pack installed client-side. Bedrock crossplay is not possible.

How does ATM10 differ from an expert pack like GregTech: New Horizons?

ATM10 keeps each mod close to its original balance: everything is fast and free. An expert pack rewrites recipes into a single long, demanding progression. ATM10 is a buffet; GTNH is a thousand-hour tasting menu.

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