Launch the server file with the -config argument.Create a config file, touch serverconfig.txt.Give the script execute permissions chmod +x tModLoader64BitServer.The launch options should look like this -vulkan /angle:1 or -d3d11 /angle:1ĭebian and derivatives of it: apt install mono-complete.Add a space after the previous launch argument and add /angle:1.Add either -vulkan (For Vulkan) or -d3d11 (for DirectX11).Right click tModLoader 64 bit, click Properties.Make sure you already added tModLoader 64 bit to your Steam library.Using Vulkan or DirectX11 with tModLoader 64 bit Click 'Add selected programs' in the Steam window.Click the 'Add a game' button in the top left corner in Steam.If you already have an old shortcut, delete it by right clicking on it -> Manage -> Remove non-steam game from your library Follow the install instructions above and make sure to update your Steam shortcut Adding tModLoader 64 bit to your Steam library (Or updating the shortcut) tModLoader 1.4 auto deletes all the unnecessary files that aren't needed. If you previously installed tModLoader 64 bit into the tModLoader folder you can just leave it there.

Pro Tip: When you're using Steam, it doesn't really matter where tModLoader 64 bit is installed Installing tModLoader 64 bit having it previously installed Find Terraria install directory (Steam -> Terraria -> Right click -> Manage -> Browse local files).Unpack zip file, cut/copy tModLoader64bit folder.Installing tModLoader 64 bit without having it previously installed To update tModLoader 64 bit simply replace the old files. If your tModLoader 64 bit is installed into the tModLoader folder follow 'Installing tModLoader 64 bit having it previously installed' Please consider donating to Dradon or me(TheStachelfisch) if you enjoy tModLoader 64 bit and want to support the project Updating tModLoader 64 bit tModLoader 64 bit can now be installed anywhere you want, as long as you are using Steam. Fixed Steam not searching for the Terraria install directory.

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