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I get connections like that all the time whenever I leave my server up. Think of it as white noise. If your firewall/router allows it, just add a block rule for connections from 71.6.128.0/17 (CIDR range) and they won't be able to bother you anymore. It's more of a what than a who. It's a...

If it's blue screening, the problem most likely is related to some problem in the system outside of the application. The blue screen information is necessary to figure out what's going on. Windows 10 might not have sufficient information on the stop screen to troubleshoot, but after restarting...

I'm not aware of any command line parameters in the Windows version to do this, though you could probably set up batch scripts to swap out data to keep them separate. It depends. Both files have expected data structures the game needs to load, and these tend to vary from version to version...

World and player files are signed with the current version when they get saved. Unfortunately, this makes them inaccessible to earlier versions. If you only tried to load it once, you might be able to recover the old player. Open your Players folder, locate your character file, e.g...

Splitting it with platforms would fix it, but adding extra lighting isn't necessary unless you don't already have a light source in the area you want to be valid. Bonus tip 1: A house only needs one light source regardless of the size, so it doesn't matter if it's entirely lit or not. Bonus...

Too large. A house or bedroom needs to be under 750 tiles to be valid. This is 56x15, which is 840 tiles.

In short, no. Please see the guidelines posted at the top level of the Player-Created Game Enhancements forum, particularly: My understanding is that "unobtainable content" also applies to the removed items as well

Or to put it another way, liquids have absolutely no effect on how corruption spreads.

Funny, I was thinking of putting together a list of "quality of life" suggestions, and this one is near the top of my list. I'm a collector, and I also have duplicates of certain accessories that have different modifiers for different purposes. I've misplaced items multiple times because I...

Any user that concerned with micromanaging TCP/IP traffic should at least have somewhat better knowledge about diagnosing issues of this sort. Managing bodies and services like ICANN, IANA, DNS, and WHOIS exist for getting to the bottom of this. Doing a WHOIS lookup to confirm that it's a...

I decided to do a couple more tests, adding a wide-range UDP block rule for Terraria.exe, and doing additional captures. The conversation continued. Since Wireshark doesn't say a whole lot about the particular process generating the traffic, I did an extensive capture without Terraria running...

Normally, an NPC needs at least one solid block to stand on that's not next to a wall. Technically your house meets that criteria. I just built a mockup of the same structure and got the same result. Oddly, I was able to make it valid by removing a platform from one end and replacing it with...

That's a Steam (Valve Software) network IP: NetRange: 208.64.200.0 - 208.64.203.255 CIDR: 208.64.200.0/22 NetName: VALVE-V4-1 NetHandle: NET-208-64-200-0-1 Steam support reports 27030 as a potentially required port for Steam services. Doing a packet inspection when I launch the game, I...

Going from compass measurement to blocks, you need to divide by 2 since one block is 2 feet. 674 blocks is still nothing to sneeze at though.

Really? Interesting, the stuff never bothered me much personally so I never tried changing that setting to see if there are any gaps or quirks. I just tried fighting EoC a few times with gore turned off and all I saw was it disappearing in a few puffs of smoke and maybe a bit of dust effect...

You need to check the properties of the drive, not a folder in the drive. It should look something like this: Yes, you might be able to just do the check in Steam, but if regular data files that normally don't get rewritten are behaving as if they're corrupted then I STRONGLY suggest you...

The error indicates that the resource image exists but can't be read. Normally this shouldn't happen, but may indicate some issues with the file system. First things first, make sure the drive and file system are in good shape. Open Explorer and go to your computer. Right click on the C...

Hold up! Don't give up just yet. You might want to try this first. Open a command prompt in Administrator mode, then type the following command: sfc /scannow There should also be a way to boot into a repair mode as well. Edit: Additionally, Windows 8 and higher have a utility called DISM...

If you're just looking to assemble custom wave banks and only need the audio/encoding tools, you might want to try this: http://www.gamefromscratch.com/post/2015/07/23/Installing-XNA-Tools-Like-XACT-without-Visual-Studio-2010.aspx

Hm, OS X seems to like hiding certain folders it doesn't think its users need to know about, but I can't say for certain if it's there or just hidden. Every guide I've found seems to indicate that's the correct path. One thing you could try is hit Command+Shift+G in Finder then in the box type...