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export const html = `<p>Today we’re shipping a big update to Modrinth Hosting. We’ve completely overhauled server onboarding and content management.</p><p>All these improvements have also made their way to instances in the app so both experiences will stay the same moving forward.</p><h2>TL;DR</h2><ul><li>New server onboarding and instance creation in the app</li><li>Completely redesigned content tab with bulk actions, filtering, and sorting</li><li>Modpack content is now visually separated</li><li>Improved content installation (better dependency and client-side mod handling)</li><li>New server reset flow</li><li>Installation settings from app instances are now on servers</li></ul><h2>Design Goals</h2><p>Servers are very similar to a single instance in the app when it comes to installing and managing content. The content tab on Modrinth Hosting was much more primitive than instances which made it harder to keep features consistent.</p><p>Our goal was to bring those two experiences together.</p><p>We took everything we learned from working on instances, looked at what was missing, and rebuilt it from the ground up so the same implementation can power both.</p><p>Because of that, many of the features in this post are new to Modrinth Hosting but already familiar to app users. Modrinth App instances also picked up a few upgrades along the way, so you will see some improvements there too.</p><h2>Server Onboarding</h2><p>Simplifying server setup is one of the main goals for Modrinth Hosting. We want setting up a modded server for a group of friends to be simple and just work.</p><p>Once your server is ready you’re greeted with a short onboarding screen that explains what comes next. Clicking setup server opens a guided setup flow that walks you through choosing your content and configuring your world.</p><p><img src="/news/article/content-management-overhaul/server-onboarding.webp" alt="A screenshot of the new server onboarding screen. It reads, "Welcome to Modrinth. Your server is ready. Here's what you need to do to start playing!" followed by an estimate that it will take about 2 minutes to set up. It lists three steps: 1) Choose what you want to play. 2) Configure your world. And 3) Invite your friends. At the bottom is a "Setup server" button for you to proceed to setup."></p><p>You can set up your server in three ways:</p><ul><li><strong>Modpack base:</strong> start from your favorite modpack.</li><li><strong>Custom setup:</strong> choose a loader and game version then install individual mods or plugins.</li><li><strong>Vanilla Minecraft:</strong> classic vanilla with optional datapacks.</li></ul><p>After choosing an option you complete a final screen to creating a singleplayer world in Minecraft. Here you can configure a few <code>server.properties</code> settings before the world is generated when the server starts.</p><div class="video-wrapper mb-8"><video autoplay loop muted playsinline><source src="./server-onboarding-demo.mp4" type="video/mp4"></video></div><p>Servers also have a much nicer reset flow in your options. You can reset the server at any time and re-enter onboarding to choose new content or generate a fresh world.</p><h2>Content Tab</h2><p>Along with the new onboarding flow comes a redesigned content tab.</p><p>The entire page has been refreshed to better match Modrinth’s current design language. Alongside the visual update we also shipped several functional improvements for servers:</p><ul><li>Installed projects are now listed in a table and support bulk actions</li><li>More filtering options on projects</li><li>Installing content should work more reliably<ul><li>Dependencies now resolve multiple layers deep (for example a mod that depends on another mod which depends on something else)</li><li>We are experimenting with better handling for client-side mods. For modpacks we install client-side mods and let the loader disable them. We also maintain our own small naughty list that we pre-disable to handle some edge cases</li></ul></li></ul><div class="video-wrapper mb-8"><vide
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