Well, it is right
Standalone [1.3] tModLoader - A Modding API
- Thread starter blushiemagic
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Arctic Soul
Terrarian
Well I tried it again, this time it worked. I guess I just spelled it wrong last time.
tModLoader has never and will never update to 1.3.5.3, as it offers nothing extra that is of importance. tModLoader will update to 1.3.6 when it releases. The current tModLoader version is 0.10.1.3 and runs on 1.3.5.2 Terraria
Krysmun
Official Terrarian
Does it work on the latest version anyway, since, as you said, Nothing of note had changed from 1.3.5.2?
No, because it doesn't magically /just/ work. It takes us time to update our patches, which we didn't do because the newer version doesn't offer anything of importance to modders.
TheegreatScott2
Terrarian
my tmod wont load in sound files from mods with custom music and it ends up crashing my game whenever it tries to load them. Plsssss help.
imkSushi
Eater of Worlds
A suggestion for the Example Mod:
An example equipables slot would be great (like the grappling hook or pet or mount slots), perhaps for wings, or torches as an example.
(This would be very useful to me as I've been trying to make vairious UI things including a slot for a specific type of equipable - which I still haven't figured out how to do)
An example equipables slot would be great (like the grappling hook or pet or mount slots), perhaps for wings, or torches as an example.
(This would be very useful to me as I've been trying to make vairious UI things including a slot for a specific type of equipable - which I still haven't figured out how to do)
Change statManaMax
Nakano15
Terrarian
That is not the mana status I want to change, I want to change the mana status that is reset
every frame, the statManaMax2.
I notice the mod is in action on it because the mana status shows a non multiple of 20 number
on the it, like 68 max mana, but when the number goes higher than 400, the mana seems to be capped at 400.
Solo-Ion
Dungeon Spirit
From what I understand, there is a 'Hard Cap' of 400 for the Mana stat. It's built deep into the game's code and probably can't be changed by mods.
A mod can still change the max life or mana. Take a look at ExamplePlayer in Example Mod, and then exampleLifeFruits and its implementation. The same can be done for mana.
Nakano15
Terrarian
That is the problem, there could be a way of removing the cap, or else I'll have to make mana doesn't get changes from the mod.
Read what I said above.
Solo-Ion
Dungeon Spirit
I stand corrected. I remember reading about a cap of 400 for mana somewhere, but evidently that can be overridden by a mod.
Arcanum
Official Terrarian
hey... i want a easy and fast way to change between mod and vannilla without deleting
[doublepost=1524320451,1524320335][/doublepost]like a "switch" from terraria on=mods and off=Vanila terraria.
but i dont want delete and reinstall every single day that i want play vanila and mods
[doublepost=1524320451,1524320335][/doublepost]like a "switch" from terraria on=mods and off=Vanila terraria.
but i dont want delete and reinstall every single day that i want play vanila and mods
Muncher_Of_The_Popcorn
Terrarian
MuderousMushroom
Terrarian
this comes up whenever i try to make a world, what does it mean?
Girder
Terrarian
You need to make a batch file, or rather two batch files: one to switch to vanilla, the other to tmodloader.
ETA: I wrote two quick ones for myself, which I've attached. They assume that you've already backed up your vanilla Terreria (as Terraria.exe.BACKUP) and the tModloader version (as Terraria.exe.tMODLOADER), also that you;ve got Steam installed on your D: drive (so you'll need to change that if appropriate). To use just double click the version for which you want to run and it will copy the appropriate .exe and launch it.
ETA2: Okay, apparently you can't upload .bat files here. So, make 2 new text files, rename them to whatever you want, making sure to change the extensions to .bat, as follows:
Code:
copy "D:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Terraria\Terraria.exe.BACKUP" "D:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Terraria\Terraria.exe"
start /d "D:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Terraria\" Terraria.exe
Code:
copy "D:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Terraria\Terraria.exe.tMODLOADER" "D:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Terraria\Terraria.exe"
start /d "D:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Terraria\" "D:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Terraria\Terraria.exe"As written, the code assumes default Windows 7 paths, so of course you'll need to adjust those if your install is somewhere else.
Use at your own risk, I make no guarantees.
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Have you tried deleting and redownloading the Calamity mod? Have you tried running the game with the Calamity mod disabled?
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