FTB Evolution 2 Server Hosting

FTB Evolution 2 server hosting with CreeperHost pairs your shared world with panel features built around the things that need attention once play is underway. Your journey begins in the FTB Pyramid, with kitchen-sink freedom alongside custom progression. Industrial automation and magic give you different directions to explore together. CreeperPanel helps you protect that progress, keep your chosen settings through updates and investigate slowdowns without guessing. An install button gets the pack onto a server; the details below matter when you've spent evenings making that world your own.

Protect your progress beyond the Pyramid

A bad update or an experiment you regret shouldn't mean accepting lost progress without checking what you can recover. On Premium and Pro, SaveGuard backs up supported game saves hourly on a separate machine, with up to seven days of history. Your restore history stays outside your allocated game-server disk, rather than competing for space with the world you're playing.

Before you confirm a restore, you can see which files will be added, changed or removed. That preview makes the decision less of a leap: you're checking the effect of returning to an available snapshot, not simply pressing a button and hoping.

For a group working through custom progression, having earlier saves to choose from can spare everyone from repeating work. You decide whether to return to an available point.

Keep your settings through pack updates

Getting settings right for your friends takes thought. Having to repeat those changes after an update is the boring bit. Config Layers supports NeoForge packs on Minecraft 1.21 and newer, including the version used by FTB Evolution 2, and presents supported mod settings in a visual editor.

Your chosen values live in a separate JSON layer. A Java agent merges them when the server launches, without rewriting the pack's original configuration files. Pack or mod updates therefore don't overwrite your choices.

You can customise the settings exposed in CreeperPanel without turning the pack's own files into your notebook. The separation is the important part: your adjustments remain distinct from the configuration delivered with the pack, so keeping your choices doesn't depend on remembering every edit you made last time.

Find what's slowing the factory down

When the server starts feeling slow, guessing which build is responsible can turn an evening into trial and error. Live diagnostics show current TPS alongside dimension, entity and block-entity counts, giving you evidence to check rather than relying on whichever machine looks busiest.

The profiler points to the entity or block-entity types taking the most tick time. You can focus your investigation on what the server is actually spending time processing.

For an automation-heavy world, that distinction matters. Your largest build isn't automatically the culprit, and a useful answer needs more than a vague suggestion to remove things. CreeperPanel helps you narrow the question before you start changing your factory.