FTB Presents Integration by Parts DX

FTB Presents Integration by Parts DX is a progression-focused, “think-first” expert experience built around tight cross-mod interactions, custom automation problems, and structured quest guidance. It’s the kind of pack that rewards teams who like solving systems—building smarter factories, iterating on builds, and pushing deeper into increasingly involved objectives rather than simply scaling one overpowered setup.

• Stable performance for demanding automation on high-frequency Ryzen/EPYC nodes tuned for modded tick workloads
• One-click install + updates that keep your tweaks (configs stay intact when you update)
• Hybrid VPS resources that stay consistent when your base grows and the world gets busy
• Built-in lag diagnostics to quickly identify TPS drops from machines, entities, or chunk activity
• Reliable protection and uptime for long-running expert worlds and community servers

What to Expect from Integration by Parts DX

This pack leans into crafted progression and purposeful integration: you’ll spend time designing automation lines that intentionally combine multiple mods, rather than brute-forcing progress with one “best” solution.

It typically plays best with:

• Players who enjoy quest-driven structure and clear milestones
• Small-to-medium groups that want shared infrastructure and collaborative problem solving
• Builders who don’t mind reworking layouts as new automation options unlock

Because progression is deliberate, server worlds tend to stay relevant for a long time—perfect for communities that don’t want to reset every week.

Why CreeperHost Fits This Pack (Before You Even Log In)

Expert packs can feel amazing—or frustrating—depending on how consistent your server performance is once automation ramps up.

CreeperHost is a strong match here because our Hybrid VPS platform delivers the predictable CPU time modded servers need. When multiple players are online, chunkloading is active, and automation is ticking across a base, consistency matters more than peak specs on paper.

You’ll also benefit early from:

• One-click modpack installation and updates, designed to preserve your configuration changes
• GUI-based config and mod management, so you can apply common server-side adjustments without fighting file paths
• Lag investigation tools that make it easier to spot the usual culprits (entity buildup, overactive machines, runaway chunk activity)

Hosting Considerations for FTB Presents Integration by Parts DX

Expert-style packs commonly shift load over time. Early game is light, but later you’ll see heavier pressure from automation, storage, and multi-area bases.

Memory and GC behavior

As bases expand and more dimensions/areas are visited, memory requirements usually climb. If RAM is tight, the most common symptoms are stutters during exploration, lag spikes when returning to a busy base, or slower recovery after restarts. Planning a bit of headroom helps keep things smooth as the world matures.

Tick load from automation

The defining feature—deep automation—also means the server will eventually spend most of its time processing:

• machine networks and item movement
• chunkloaded areas
• entity-rich farm designs

Good performance isn’t about restricting creativity; it’s about keeping your automation efficient (fewer always-ticking blocks, smarter batching, avoiding unnecessary entity spam).

World growth and exploration

Progression packs often encourage visiting many locations and dimensions. That can increase:

• region file size over time
• backup sizes and backup time
• the need for occasional housekeeping (pruning unused chunks for long-lived servers, if your community wants that)

Getting the Best Experience on CreeperHost

We’ve hosted modded communities for over 13 years, and the patterns are consistent: expert packs run best when the server stays responsive under sustained load.

With CreeperHost you get:

• Hardware selected for modded workloads, where single-thread consistency matters for TPS
• Operational reliability + DDoS protection, so public servers stay online even when they get attention
• Tools to manage worlds and player data, which is especially useful for long-running expert servers
• A team that understands how modded performance issues actually present (TPS dips, chunk-related lag, entity storms), and how to resolve them without breaking a pack’s intended progression

If you want Integration by Parts DX to feel challenging because of the puzzles—not because of lag—this is exactly the kind of pack our platform is built to host.