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In this case, you will have to pre-compile your mod (see documentation on build.txt for more info). If you are using Mac/Linux, it is possible that your mod will fail to build, no matter what you do.
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Mods are automatically enabled when they are built. Mods that crash on loading are automatically disabled. If the game crashes or a mod fails to load, the game will display the error and also give you the option to view the error as a text file. If the mod successfully builds you will be returned to the main menu. If the mod failed to build, the game will show you one compile error, and give you an option to view all compile errors as a text file. When you are done, build your mod from the "Mod Sources" menu. In this folder, create another folder for your mod, then put all of your. Click on the "Mod Sources" button in the main menu, then click on the "Open Sources" button to open the folder which contains your mod sources. Example Mod v0.10.1.3 Download Instructions To create a mod, first run tModLoader.
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You can download a zip file here so you can use it to learn how to make your own things. Example Mod I use an example mod to test features that I add to tModLoader. Do note that often it will even be ahead of the current released version. Unlike other modding API's, this documentation is kept up-to-date as features are added. It contains information on all the features, hooks, etc., in tModLoader, complete with descriptions on what everything is used for. Link to Documentation The documentation contains everything you need to know about what tModLoader has to offer. Also please don't email me, I almost never check my email. Feel free to either suggest hooks or push hooks to Github (link in a later section).
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tModLoader is designed in a way as to minimize the effort required for me to update to future Terraria versions. A secondary goal is that anyone who works with tModLoader enough will be able to make their own standalone mods. My goal for tModLoader it to make it simple as possible while giving the modder powerful control over the game. wld files, so you can also port modded players and worlds back to vanilla at the cost of losing your modded stuff. Modded content is saved in files separate from.
Vanilla worlds and players can be ported to tModLoader worlds and players simply by copying over save files. tModLoader saves worlds and players separately from vanilla worlds and players. This means you can easily make mods that are compatible with other people's mods, save yourself the trouble of having to decompile and recompile Terraria.exe, and escape from having to understand all of the obscure "intricacies" of Terraria's source code. TModLoader is essentially a mod that provides a way to load your own mods without having to work directly with Terraria's source code itself. Modders, please also provide your own downloads of your mod for whenever this happens. Works-in-ProgressĬurrent version: v0.10.1.3 Compatible with Terraria 1.3.5.X Steam Platforms: Windows, Mac, Linux Note: The mod browser will sometimes go down during heavy load. Please check this first to see if this helps your issue.ĭiscussion in 'Works-in-Progress' started by blushiemagic, Jul 7, 2015. A FAQ with notes and workarounds can be found HERE. This is the speediest way to get info to Pipeworks and get a hotfix in the works. For issues you find with the Console 1.3 release, please follow this link and give as much detail as possible.
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