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You can achieve this too, with some actuators and a hammer. Place any bouncy block, and hammer it flat. place any other blocks on top of the bouncy blocks, hammer them flat and actuate them. You now have a trampoline. It even works just by walking on it, no need for jumping.

Pink slime blocks and silly balloon blocks both do this.

So is the Creation Compendium part of the SotG now?

I'd like the option to pick the dungeon colour on world-gen. And statues too, I'd love to have some seahorses swimming around in my ocean builds. That, or some "critter bocks", that would make certain animal sprites appear & disappear, as the flies do on the poo blocks.

My friend said to me ages ago that the dungeon slime banner should have a golden key in the middle, so it looks different from the corrupt slime banner. I love the bird banner, and it's great that the Molten Legion banner looks less like someone giving me the finger than it currently does. Will...

I thought it might be similar (or analogous) to how they got the ropes and the platforms to blend.

But the player is behind and the block is front. I just get the feeling that the water is supposed to look as if it's spilling over the flat blocks and down in front of the player.

Not sure what sort of focus 1.4.5 will have, but will there be any visual overhauls/tweaks? This waterfall feature has always bugged me: The player is behind the water, but the water is behind the block. Is there a way to make the water flow in front of the tile, so it looks like a real...

I remember AOL, we even had it in the UK for a bit. I almost made a joke about it being AOL, as I didn't think that's what you meant, as the question wasn't phrased in a way I understood. Plus, you used lower case letters, so I thought "aol" was a word. What do you mean "at the bottom of you"?

What's aol?

I'm sure, I was just thinking out load really, so to speak. I only play on console in mutlplayer now anyway as TEdit is only on PC. Now THAT would be something worth looking into...

Would they need to take ownership? I was thinking more along the lines of a partnership with the modders; modders approach DR with their IP - including legal confirmation that it's 100% theirs - and DR develop it for a share of the sales.

I just meant that they could make an official port of tModLoader and certain content (like Calamity etc.), which could be opened in the official, approved-by-Sony, console tModLoader. The mods wouldn't be mods on console, but "packs" to be downloaded as DLC. Maybe console players could vote to...

I hadn't thought of that. Maybe it's something DR would theoretically want to take on, once 1.4.5 is done. Unless 1.4.6 is a thing.

The main reason is that Sony etc. don't want player-made content being passed around due to security concerns (viruses etc.). What I'd love to see is an official tModLoader game on console, with official ports of the various mods being sold/downloaded as DLC content. This way, the modders...

No worries, I thought it was something like that. It won't be just my friends playing it though (hopefully), it will be open to everyone. I've mostly got around it by tweaking the New Game + map anyway. Although, if people want to cheat, isn't that their choice?

In TEdit, you can take any item in a chest, item frame etc. and give it the same modifier as accessories. I had some warding dart traps for ages. But now, it's erased every time the world loads. It's messed up the progression of the sidequests in my map. Not a huge deal, but it did give an extra...

I can no longer add modifiers to armour using TEdit; it saves OK but in game the modifiers aren't there. I know armour's not meant to have modifiers, but it was pivotal for the plot of my adventure map. Was this a deliberate thing or just something that happened by mistake?

Is marking a thread resolved something I, as the author, can do?

Thanks, right under my nose. Is there a way I can mark things as "solved"?