What is atm11-progression-guide-data?

All the Mods 11, known as ATM11, is a Minecraft modpack for Java Edition 1.20.2. The repository hosts the download page, setup instructions, and configuration guides for the pack rather than the mods themselves. It bundles more than 280 mods around a structured progression system, so players move from basic wood tools through advanced tech and magic systems in a planned order, instead of picking mods at random. To play, you download the pack through the linked page and install it with a launcher such as CurseForge, Prism Launcher, or MultiMC. The pack needs at least 6 GB of RAM allocated in the launcher, with 8 GB recommended for heavier automation setups. The README includes example Java flags for running a dedicated server, plus a sample options file for tuning render distance, particles, and other settings. The pack combines mods like Mekanism, Create, Ars Nouveau, Botania, Mystical Agriculture, and Applied Energistics 2, and ties their systems together with a single quest book built on FTB Quests. Certain recipes stay locked until you complete earlier milestones, which is meant to keep the tech and magic paths connected instead of separate. The pack also adds new biomes, ores, and structures using Terralith and Tectonic, and includes performance tools such as Sodium and Lithium with an in game FPS monitor. The interface supports several languages, including English, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese, and Japanese. The README also documents optional scripts for hooking OpenAI or Claude API keys into the quest book, which can generate quest flavor text or suggest a build order for a stated goal. These integrations are optional and need the player's own API key. The pack runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux, with partial support noted for Steam Deck through Proton. This is an unofficial fan project and is not affiliated with Mojang or Microsoft. Anyone comfortable installing a Minecraft launcher and allocating memory settings can use it, no coding knowledge is required to play, though the pack exposes optional scripting hooks for players who want to extend it.