Within the vicinity of the FTB launcher should be a folder named after your modpack within are the files you need. Within the vicinity of the MultiMC file should be an "instances folder" open this to see the instance you just created within that delete all but "instance.cfg". Find the location of your "MultiMC" and your "FTB launcher". 
First we need to create a template instance simply click the piece of paper in the top left, enter a name and click "OK". I prefer to change my GUI settings to "Fancy" as it makes configuration of the instances a lot easier. Before we begin you may wish to take some time to edit the options, found at the top of the page is a symbol of a screwdriver over a monitor click this to gain access to the options interface. 
When it has finished downloading, you can move the file anywhere you wish, your Desktop, My Documents, Downloads. Go to the FTB launcher install page and follow said instructions remembering the location of your FTB launcher or somehow gain access to the modpack files. This Guide is only needed when using an older version of MultiMC, as the newer versions have a option to "Track FTB Instances" option. This will also allow the user to play FTB "offline" or without the use or need of a legitimate mojang account. MultiMC is an alternative launcher for minecraft which some may wish to have in place of the default FTB launcher with the ability to create "instances" these allow the user to have an infinite amount of separate jars with no restrictions to modpacks or memory allowances. #Multimc installer how to
This article will show you how to export any FTB modpack to MultiMC. This article is part of the Feed The Beast Wiki's Tutorials section.
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