What changed in tModLoader in 2020

Resolved the issue where tModLoader could no longer load the music, causing various bugs.

Resolved an issue that prevented NPCs from spawning correctly.

Refactor InstallVerifier.

Fix LogArchiver.DeleteOldArchives() not working with 'Old' log archive subdir.

Added Example Last Prism.

Updates to ExampleLaserWeapon.

Fix shoes not drawing.

Fix a RandomUpdate issue (Surface updates).

Extra tips for error messages.

Memory estimates for mods now show by default.

Added a log message for steam cloud quota.

Fix MdbManager.TryResolveLocation sometimes NullReferenceExceptions, causing Exception ToString()'ing to blow up.

GOG Install should work again. Make sure Terraria v1.4.0.4 is installed.

Made ExampleExplosive count towards Demolitionist Spawn/ItemID.Sets.ItemsThatCountAsBombsForDemolitionistToSpawn.

Fix upgrading .csproj going back to top of list; Game now remembers scrollbar position.

Fix includePDB in build.txt only looking for PDB files, not MDB files.

UIModConfig updated.

Fix mods failing to compile for unresolved FNA during pdb generation.

Fix 'File already exists' in LogArchiver.MoveOldLogs().

PaintID added.

Added a menu for world gen crashes.

Added fallback save directory support if antivirus false positives can't be avoided. Create a file called savehere.txt in the install directory.

Fixed an issue with building mods before updating ModCompile.

Fixed an issue where the modder could get stuck in the mod development welcome UI.

Fixed folder opening on Linux.

Using cloud saves should no longer make them disappear.

Refactor/simplify 'Terraria' name redirection in AssemblyManager.CecilAssemblyResolver.

Fixed 'Failed to resolve assembly for Terraria v1.3.5.3 etc.'

Updated some error dialogs for better clarity.

Dynamically show the notification in the mod creation menu.

Use multiple cores to pre-JIT methods in Terraria.exe, improving loading performance for some users.

Fixed an issue with TML debugging.

Pack Newtonsoft.Json in root of embedded resources so it extracts with the correct name in references folder.

Added some error logging to mod creation.

Fixed an issue with the mod generator on Linux and Mac.

Fixed some errors happening during log archiving.

Fixed Duplicate attribute errors.

Checks for correct Content directory and Terraria install have been added.

If this issue persists, create a steam_appid.txt file in the tModLoader directory with the contents: 1281930

The initial release will be the 32-bit version, with discussions ongoing for a 64-bit version in the future.

Initially, only tModLoader 1.3.5 will be available, with the 1.4 version coming later.

Steam Workshop will not be supported at launch but is planned for future updates.

Players can play both vanilla Terraria and tModLoader at the same time using Steam.

tModLoader will work for Windows, Mac, and Linux.

The Mod Browser will continue to function as it currently does, without forcing Steam Workshop use.

Players can install and play tModLoader through Steam, allowing for modding in Terraria.

tModLoader will be released on the 16th of May alongside Terraria's Journey's End update.

tModLoader can be installed anywhere, regardless of location or whether it is a Steam install.