FAQ

FAQ

Where do I download QNet?

Only on Modrinth and CurseForge. Files from other sources are not official.

What do I need besides QNet?

Pipster 1.2.0 or newer for the same Minecraft version and loader, and on Fabric the Fabric API. Everything else is optional.

Is there a single jar for all versions?

No, on purpose. There is one file per Minecraft version and loader, and each one was tested on exactly that version. See Supported Versions.

My Minecraft version is not supported. Will it come?

Ask for it with a version request. Requests with a real use (a modpack, a server) help decide which version comes next.

Why does 1.21.11 come later?

1.21.11 is an optional version: each QNet update comes out for 1.21.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3 first, and the 1.21.11 build follows as a separate release.

Is QNet the same as QuantaVolt, QuantaWorks or QuantaRift?

QNet brings these three into one mod. QuantaVolt and QuantaWorks are no longer developed; their worlds convert to QNet. See Coming from QuantaVolt or QuantaWorks.

Does QNet work with energy from other mods?

Yes. 1 E = 1 FE = 1 Team Reborn Energy, so generators, cables and batteries of other mods connect directly. Items, fluids and gases use the loader's standard interfaces.

A plant does not form. What now?

Open the controller: its window says what is missing or wrong. The codex page of the plant (codex key G over the controller, or the ? in its window) has the rules and a step-by-step guide, and the Troubleshooting page explains every status message. The Build Projector shows the plant as ghost blocks and marks blocks that are in the way.

Can a reactor destroy my base?

Only if the server allows it. Incidents are announced in advance and reproducible. Server owners choose between a safe mode (overheating and shutdown only) and incidents that damage terrain, which never happens in claimed land. See For Server Owners.

Can I switch parts of QNet off?

Yes: whole parts (Energy, Processing, Rift, Storage, Logic), single integrations and single machines. Switched-off blocks stay in the world with their contents. See For Server Owners.

Does the Rift generate new dimensions in my world?

No. The dimensions of the Rift are virtual: addresses with their own rock, fluids and gases. Nothing is generated and no chunks are loaded for them.

Can I use QNet in my modpack?

Yes, as long as the jar files stay exactly as published. See License and Permissions.

Is QNet open source?

No. The GitHub repository holds the documentation, the wiki, the issue tracker and the API for mod developers.