Automaton Server Hosting & RAM calculator

How much RAM for Automaton

Based on your input, we recommend at least GB of RAM for your Automaton server. We calculated this based on the number of players you expect to have on your server, and whether you will install extra graphics or similar resource intensive mods other than Automaton official mods.

Automaton is a highly focused Minecraft modpack designed to encourage factory building and automation using large multiblock machines. Featuring over 200 quests and 98 mods, Automaton offers a lightweight and streamlined experience. The modpack guides players through early game mechanics like ore doubling with Furnus mod, resource production using Immersive Engineering, and advanced power production options through Immersive Petroleum and Immersive Tech. Players will also gain access to Applied Energistics 2, Mekanism, and Environmental Tech for organizing resources, powerful processing, and sustainable energy. Additionally, Automaton includes exploration and transportation options like Viescraft, Waystones, and Roguelike Dungeons, as well as cosmetic mods to enhance factory aesthetics.

Automaton is a quest-based Minecraft modpack focused on factory building and automation, offering a lightweight and fast experience with 200+ quests and 98 mods.

There are 98 mods included in the Automaton Minecraft modpack.

CPU: Intel Core i3 or AMD equivalent.
RAM: 4 GB minimum, 6-8 GB recommended.
Storage: 5 GB free disk space for server files and world data.
Operating System: Windows, macOS, or Linux with Java 8 installed.

Check the server logs for error messages or crash reports. These files are usually named "latest.log" or "crash-report.txt" and can provide valuable information about the cause of the crash.
Ensure your server meets the minimum requirements for the Automaton modpack.
Allocate more RAM to the server. Edit the server start script and increase the values for -Xmx and -Xms parameters (e.g., "-Xmx6G -Xms6G").
Update Java to the latest version or try using a different Java version (e.g., switch from Java 8 to Java 11).
Remove or disable any conflicting mods or plugins, especially if the crash reports indicate a specific mod causing the issue.
Perform a clean installation of the server files or update the modpack to the latest version, as the crash could be due to a bug that has been fixed in a newer release.
If all else fails, seek help from the modpack creator, support forums, or the Minecraft community for further assistance.