HOW TO USE TMODLOADER FOR TERRARIA 64 BIT
Here is the list of the mods i have on my world:Īs mentioned earlier, i used the Tmodloader 64 bit version, as the normal tmodloader crash and runs out of memory. This can be used in-game by typing /playing into the chat. Once a dedicated server is running, the following commands can be run: help - Displays a list of commands. Motherboard: ASUS Strix B450-F GAMING II Terraria, Admin Commands, admin commands, terraria, Admin commands.GPU: MSI Nvidia Geforce GTX 1080 Ti OC ARMOR 11GB.I dont belive that it has something to do with my pc specs. Now i cant really think of anything else, other than it seems like it is something in the saved world that is causing this issue.
When it was on i was getting extremely low Fps, like 1 fps, Tried to mess around with the Skip Frames settings. Tried disabled Steam overlay to see if it helped.
Even tried to join with my character i use on the other map, and there was no issues aswell. It did not, game running perfectly, with the same mods aswell. Made a new character and Extra Large world to see if the same issues happend.
I have tried to test out somethings to see if it was the game it self or something else. ZIP archive to the Terraria installation folder. After downloading tModLoader, extract the contents in the. The world i am playing in is Extra Large (an option if you use Tmodloader 64 bit.) To load TMOD files in Terraria, download tModLoader, which is a modding API client used to build and distribute mods for Terraria. How ever, i am hosting the world to a multiplayer server, i get pretty much stable 60 fps, but i notice enemies are bugging around when you hit them, bosses also. So i recently got this issue that when i load in the modded terraria world i am playing in, i only get like 20 to max 30 fps, which results in what feels like slow motion.
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