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I'll probably finally get round to updating it once the university semester finishes in just under a month.

That did the trick. Thanks!

I'm getting the following error when trying to rebuild mods:

How would I check whether an NPC was behind the player, and if so, make sure a homing projectile does not target them, even if the player turns and faces the NPC after firing the projectile?

While I probably will ending up transferring the mod to one (or both) of the new modding API's, I'm not sure they've got currently got enough features to make it worthwhile. From what I know, they've just got the basics at the moment. When they're further developed, I'll take another look...

About fifteen minutes into 1.3 when - bang - explosive trap! That's the earliest I've ever encountered one in a playthrough!

Sorry for the late reply - will do this not long into my holidays, which start in just over a week's time. Just out of curiosity, what for? But regardless, if credited, then yes, feel free.

Whilst I think the scene in question was quite stupid, I think that making the particles do some damage is a good idea. After all, the Doctor does warn people to 'stay back' whenever regeneration energy starts appearing. I'll see what I can do.

Pretty much, yeah, unless you can get out of it before it triggers regeneration.

Righto, run down of the process: Player's health reaches 0, and the regeneration debuff kicks in, freezing the player in one position, while at the same time increasing their HP to full and increasing their HP regen rate for a short time. After a few seconds, the debuff ends, the player's...

The game doesn't actually register the player dying, as a split second before the death code runs, the player's health is briefly increased to 1, before being restored to full health as part of the regeneration process. That's all in the code, however, but basically, the player regenerates...

Hello all! Ever wanted to make death in Terraria a little more interesting? Ever wanted to have an extra incentive to not die, other than playing with a hardcore or mediumcore character? Alternatively, ever wanted to give your hardcore player some longevity? In either case, this mod is for you...

Thanks! Yes, actually (forgot to mention it). The Time Lord spawns if you have a Chameleon Arch or Fob Watch in your inventory, and a free house available.

Ok, I'm back again, and this time, I've got an update with me! Thank you all for being so patient. Bug Fixes - Time Lord NPC now spawns when the Chameleon Arch or Fob Watch are in the player's inventory, and a house is available. - Player can now get the Chameleon Arch and the Fob Watch...