How I can install FTB modpacks to MultiMC 5?

I want to keep all of my minecraft instances in same place, and I want to add my FTB instances to MultiMC 5.

Is it possible?

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How do you add a Modpack to MultiMC FTB?

How to install modpacks on the MultiMC Launcher:

Open the MultiMC launcher.

Download your modpack of choice from CurseForge or other modpack websites.

Drag and drop the zipped modpack onto the MultiMC folder on your desktop.

On the MultiMC launcher, click Add Instance.

Select Import from zip then Browse.

How do you add a custom Modpack to MultiMC?

You can double click on the zip file and drag the MultiMC folder to your desktop. This installs MultiMC to your computer. To open MultiMC, just open that folder, find the application and double click on it to launch it. Now you're ready to install your modpack.

How do I install a FTB Modpack?

Installing an official pack

In the launcher's main window click on the "FTB MODPACKS" tab.

Click on one of the packs on the left. ...

Once you have chosen your pack click the "Launch" button.

Wait as the launcher downloads, installs, and launches the pack.

Enjoy playing Feed the Beast!

Where does FTB install Modpacks?

FTB Launcher Select the My Modpacks tab within the launcher. Hover over the modpack you want to find the folder for, and click the three dots icon to open up the full modpack view. For this example, we will be using FTB Revelation. Click the Open Folder button to open the modpack install folder.

MultiMC Tutorial - Installing Curseforge / Twitch and FTB Modpacks Very Easy in MultiMC - #05

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