Portal:Technic

<translate> Welcome to the Technic Portal</translate>
<translate> Welcome to the Technic Portal! Here you can find information on mods, modpacks, and maps related to .</translate>
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<translate> Welcome to the Technic Portal</translate>
<translate> Welcome to the Technic Portal! Here you can find information on mods, modpacks, and maps related to .</translate>
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<translate> What is Technic?</translate>
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Technic originated as a small modpack. During Beta 1.7, a user named released one of the earliest modpacks named on a website named Something Awful. It only had a few downloads, until it was reviewed by a member of The Yogscast, where it was placed into the spotlight of their many fans. 
With his newfound popularity, KakerMix assembled a team to make the and further modpacks. The Technic Launcher allows for the automatic download of modpacks, meaning users don't have to modify the minecraft.jar or deal with block IDs conflicts in order to play modded Minecraft.
Technic released one of their most popular modpacks for 1.2.5, named . It functioned for both clients and servers, and included support for . Tekkit revolutionized the world of modded Minecraft with its large but well-fitting and very compatible selection of mods.
 was released for 1.4.7 as a remastering of Tekkit. was released for the same version, and later upgraded to 1.5.2 and 1.6.4. It highlighted a group of mods based around the . was released for 1.5.2 as a kitchensink modpack with easy progression to allow for the ease of experimentation and building.
Avoiding the industrial theme of many of their earlier modpacks, Technic released for 1.5.2. Hexxit heavily encouraged adventure, similar to Technic's older modpacks and . For 1.6.4, Tekkit was remastered once again as , with a galactic theme using .
The original Tekkit modpack was remastered in , a 1.7.10 remake. Technic also partnered with the modpack authors of and to make their modpacks official Technic modpacks. They also worked with the YouTube duo known as the "B-Team"- Generikb and BdoubleO- to create the modpack and raise money for charity.
Technic is currently more focused on expanding the platform to allow for third-party creations rather than creating new modpacks. There are over 10,000 third-party modpacks available on the Technic Launcher, although many are copies or test modpacks, or of poor quality.
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<translate> Official modpacks</translate>
<translate> Unofficial modpacks</translate>
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<translate> What is Technic?</translate>
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Technic originated as a small modpack. During Beta 1.7, a user named released one of the earliest modpacks named on a website named Something Awful. It only had a few downloads, until it was reviewed by a member of The Yogscast, where it was placed into the spotlight of their many fans. 
With his newfound popularity, KakerMix assembled a team to make the and further modpacks. The Technic Launcher allows for the automatic download of modpacks, meaning users don't have to modify the minecraft.jar or deal with block IDs conflicts in order to play modded Minecraft.
Technic released one of their most popular modpacks for 1.2.5, named . It functioned for both clients and servers, and included support for . Tekkit revolutionized the world of modded Minecraft with its large but well-fitting and very compatible selection of mods.
 was released for 1.4.7 as a remastering of Tekkit. was released for the same version, and later upgraded to 1.5.2 and 1.6.4. It highlighted a group of mods based around the . was released for 1.5.2 as a kitchensink modpack with easy progression to allow for the ease of experimentation and building.
Avoiding the industrial theme of many of their earlier modpacks, Technic released for 1.5.2. Hexxit heavily encouraged adventure, similar to Technic's older modpacks and . For 1.6.4, Tekkit was remastered once again as , with a galactic theme using .
The original Tekkit modpack was remastered in , a 1.7.10 remake. Technic also partnered with the modpack authors of and to make their modpacks official Technic modpacks. They also worked with the YouTube duo known as the "B-Team"- Generikb and BdoubleO- to create the modpack and raise money for charity.
Technic is currently more focused on expanding the platform to allow for third-party creations rather than creating new modpacks. There are over 10,000 third-party modpacks available on the Technic Launcher, although many are copies or test modpacks, or of poor quality.
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<translate> <metadesc>The wiki resource for Technic (Tekkit, Hexxit, Blightfall) and Modded Minecraft.</metadesc></translate>
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