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If you've played Terraria before, mods are a great way to change up the game experience and add...

The tShock admin group holds a variety of permissions which gives administrators access to almost...

NOTE: Due to how Terraria works, player data is stored on your own computer. This means that if...

You can ban or unban players from your Terraria server by entering commands in your server’s...

We have a video tutorial on how to change your Terraria server MOTD: Whenever a player joins a...

Terraria servers are public by default. This means that anyone who has the IP is able to join. To...

Terraria servers have 4 levels of difficulty you can choose from: Journey, Classic, Expert, and...

Depending on players or how far you want to explore, you may want to increase or decrease the...

Being able to configure mods allows you to remove or alter any gameplay changes that your mods...

The core basis around Terraria is having characters on your account - all of your progress is...

Downgrading your tModLoader allows you to run mods that have not been updated to the latest...

If you want to use your Terraria server world in singleplayer or store a backup locally, you will...

TShock is an invaluable tool for running servers. Supporting the latest version of Terraria,...

tModLoader is a 32-bit program when you download and install it from Steam. This limits the RAM...

We have a video tutorial on how to join a Terraria server: Finding your Server IP To get...

At one point you or your players may decide that it is time to start a new Terraria world. This...

By default, Terraria servers are meant for either PC or mobile editions with no crossplay...

With the introduction of Steam Workshop support for Terraria 1.4, players are now able to browse...

Be it to play golf, continue your progress from singleplayer or just because it looks really...