Console Could we POSSIBLY get mods on consoles? I've always wanted to play mods such as Calamity. I always get bored playing the same thing there is.

[Boinkers]

Hi

 

[Vespillo]

I would also like to have the various mods and texture packs on more platforms.
Unfortunately I believe most of them are integrated with Steam, which may make it harder to move across platforms.
With the approach of crossplay, however, this goal is looking more achievable.

 

[Boinkers]

Yeah sadly I don't know if Microsoft would allow it along with Sony or Nintendo

 

[Eye Of Cthulhu 🌳]

Yeah sadly I don't know if Microsoft would allow it along with Sony or Nintendo

That's exactly why, But I ask myself, how did TABS get a workshop when Terraria didn't?

 

[Vespillo]

But I ask myself, how did TABS get a workshop when Terraria didn't?

Do you mean Steam workshop? Terraria has one.

 

[Eye Of Cthulhu 🌳]

Do you mean Steam workshop? Terraria has one.

totally accurate battle simulator has a built in workshop for player creations.

 

[Boinkers]

man, I hope Redigit sees this post

 

[Seagull of Rage]

It's not possible due to legal reasons unfortunately.

 

[trashcanned1 🌳🌳🌳]

Also, console players unfortunately can't play mods even with crossplay. (unless maybe texture packs?)

 

[Orchamut]

I do hope that we can someday see a way to browse shared worlds and possibly texture packs on console/mobile though similar to what is currently available in the Steam workshop.

 

[Eye Of Cthulhu 🌳]

Even just public maps would be HUGE

 

[Golden Heretic Snakeboat]

totally accurate battle simulator has a built in workshop for player creations.

i don't know anything about tabs except for the fact that it's a funny noodle game, but if the workshop allows you to create things with stuff that already exists within the game, then that's a bit different then allowing mods

 

[Eye Of Cthulhu 🌳]

i don't know anything about tabs except for the fact that it's a funny noodle game, but if the workshop allows you to create things with stuff that already exists within the game, then that's a bit different then allowing mods

That's what it is, with one exception
PC players can go in and alter the code for the creator, making things that wouldn't usually be possible

 

[Vespillo]

Even just public maps would be HUGE

What if, with crossplay, a PC player downloads a map and plays with someone on another platform?
It's not a solution, but it may help as long as it works.

 

[Eye Of Cthulhu 🌳]

What if, with crossplay, a PC player downloads a map and plays with someone on another platform?
It's not a solution, but it may help as long as it works.

My main question is, What is a pc player with a mod tries to cross play with console, or another pc player who doesn't?

 

[kirbo21]

here before @Unit One moves it over here

 

[Coleyohley]

My main question is, What is a pc player with a mod tries to cross play with console, or another pc player who doesn't?

Tmodloader is a different client than Terraria and likely won't be  getting Crossplay; Tmodloader also cannot connect to vanilla servers. If you were to mod Terraria itself, it might work, but it could also cause horrific desyncs, crashes, disconnects, and the like.