Standalone [1.3] tModLoader - A Modding API

So I remember reading somewhere that you can transfer your NORMAL Terraria worlds into your MODDED Terraria worlds and vice versa, how do you do that?!
 
So I remember reading somewhere that you can transfer your NORMAL Terraria worlds into your MODDED Terraria worlds and vice versa, how do you do that?!

Moving your characters from vanilla to TML is very easy. Go to your Terraria/Players directory and copy the .plr files to the Terraria/ModLoader/Players directory.

Theoretically, you can also move your TML players back to vanilla, but I'm not sure if this is officially supported and you definitely will not keep any modded content. If you wish to try it, go to the Terraria/ModLoader/Players directory and copy the .plr file to your Terraria/Players directory. As I understand it, all the modded information is stored in the .tplr files, so the .plr theoretically should (note **theoretically should**) still work if you copy it to vanilla.
 
Forgive the double post, but this is important enough to warrant it.

Since, as has been stated in the thread, bluemagic is very busy with real life stuff, it may take a while to get the OP updated, but I don't want the Windows GOG players to be stuck waiting any longer than absolutely necessary because I've taken several days longer than I should have to get the patches worked up.

To that end, until bluemagic gets time to update the OP, here is the manual installer for the Terraria 1.3.3.3/TML 0.8.3.5 diff files (this link will be removed when bluemagic gets time to update the OP): <Link Removed as it is now posted in the OP>
 
Forgive the double post, but this is important enough to warrant it.

Since, as has been stated in the thread, bluemagic is very busy with real life stuff, it may take a while to get the OP updated, but I don't want the Windows GOG players to be stuck waiting any longer than absolutely necessary because I've taken several days longer than I should have to get the patches worked up.

To that end, until bluemagic gets time to update the OP, here is the manual installer for the Terraria 1.3.3.3/TML 0.8.3.5 diff files (this link will be removed when bluemagic gets time to update the OP): http://terraria.vinlandsolutions.net/tools/tmlgogdiffinstallers/tModLoader Windows GOG v0.8.3.5.zip

Please be aware this is a new paid host I'm trying out, so if you have any problems downloading, first wait a bit and try again. If problems downloading persist, then >>>> DON"T POST ABOUT IT IN THE THREAD, SEND ME A PM AND I"LL FIGURE IT OUT <<<<.
Ok then :/
 
The GOG manual installer has been posted in the OP, so I removed the link from my post above.

ANNOUNCEMENT: After a couple months of work in my free time, I have finally released a beta version of my cross-platform (supports Windows, Mac, and Linux) patcher application, TMLGOGPatcher, to apply TML patches to GOG Terraria: http://forums.terraria.org/index.php?threads/tml-gog-patcher-beta.50413/

If you have been wanting to play TML on Mac or Linux, or have had problems installing the patches on Windows, then give it a try, it might be just what you are looking for. :guidesmile:

Looks like you are in rage :guidegrin:

I probably could have gone with a different color, but the host has been giving me a small bit of trouble off and on, so wanted to make sure that this thread didn't get clogged up with any unrelated discussion about problems with my server host. :guidesmile:
 
Does making comparability patches to someone else's mod require permission?
Or making a mod that adds a recipe to combine two accessories from two different mods(and making a new accessory that is a combination of the two)

I was just wondering, I wouldn't do anything like that without permission
 
Does making comparability patches to someone else's mod require permission?
Or making a mod that adds a recipe to combine two accessories from two different mods(and making a new accessory that is a combination of the two)

I was just wondering, I wouldn't do anything like that without permission

As long as you are not packaging any code, sprites, or other copyrighted material from other mods with your mod, then, no, you do not need their permission. To use your example of combining two accessories from other mods into a new one, you do not need permission to do it, but if you are going to combine the two sprites from those mods into one sprite, then you would need permission from both. If you are going to make your own completely new sprite, then again, no, you would not need permission. Doing things like this using TML's inter-mod communication abilities is in no way infringing on other mods copyrights, so you should be fine. If you need further clarification or have other questions, feel free to ask.
 
As long as you are not packaging any code, sprites, or other copyrighted material from other mods with your mod, then, no, you do not need their permission. To use your example of combining two accessories from other mods into a new one, you do not need permission to do it, but if you are going to combine the two sprites from those mods into one sprite, then you would need permission from both. If you are going to make your own completely new sprite, then again, no, you would not need permission. Doing things like this using TML's inter-mod communication abilities is in no way infringing on other mods copyrights, so you should be fine. If you need further clarification or have other questions, feel free to ask.
Thank you very much.
 
Edit: Also, I'm trying something new with this update. Downloads are hosted through Github instead of Mediafire. Hopefully this circumvents some problems with Mediafire some people have; also hopefully no new problems get created.

Sorry to be That Guy with the Mysterious Problem™, but I can't resolve the github.com DNS for some reason, making me unable to access the download. Can someone mirror this?

Edit: The mysterious problem resolved itself mysteriously, but a mirror download is still a good practice.
 
Sorry to be That Guy with the Mysterious Problem™, but I can't resolve the github.com DNS for some reason, making me unable to access the download. Can someone mirror this?

Edit: The mysterious problem resolved itself mysteriously, but a mirror download is still a good practice.
Sounds mysteriously.
 
Weird...
Are you sure it's not a problem on your side? Download works fine for me.
I tried restarting my PC but it's still not working
My friend told me some people attacked some servers on EUA so that's why some websites like Twitter and Reddit are crashing everytime. It's probably affecting github too :guidesigh:
 
I tried restarting my PC but it's still not working
My friend told me some people attacked some servers on EUA so that's why some websites like Twitter and Reddit are crashing everytime. It's probably affecting github too :guidesigh:
Well.......it's not a github but I think your on Windows something right?
 
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