GregTech, all the way
Fifteen voltage tiers from steam to UXV, thousands of machines, and a quest book that actually explains how they fit together.
This server runs GT New Horizons 2.9.0 — the long-form GregTech pack for Minecraft 1.7.10. Start with flint and a coke oven, finish with fusion, antimatter and a working Stargate.
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GT:New Horizons 2.9.0
The pack
Fifteen voltage tiers from steam to UXV, thousands of machines, and a quest book that actually explains how they fit together.
GTNH is a guided run, not a sandbox: follow the quests from your first flint tools through chemistry, nuclear power and fusion.
Thaumcraft, Botania, Blood Magic and Witchery sit next to AE2, space travel and multiblock megabases — all rebalanced for 1.7.10.
Wiki
321 pages from the official GTNH wiki, imported with attribution and grouped by progression — from stone tools to the Stargate.
Your first days: flint tools, food, ore prospecting and the first coke oven.
Bronze machines, boilers and the bricked blast furnace that unlock the electric age.
First electricity, the electric blast furnace, oil and the first real ore processing.
Distillation towers, cleanrooms, vacuum freezers and chemical processing at scale.
Fusion, mega machines and the ore processing chains that feed them.
The Stargate: the goal every GTNH run is built towards.
Getting in
Use Prism Launcher (recommended), CurseForge or Technic to install GT New Horizons 2.9.0 for Minecraft 1.7.10. Give it 4–6 GB of RAM and Java 17–25.
Use the button on the right. If a port is shown, keep it — the server does not use the default.
Your client must be on the same GTNH version as the server. Update with a clean install if you see recipe mismatches or the connection is refused.
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