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AndrioCelos/Terraria-Patcher

A collection of mods for Terraria that are compatible with vanilla 1.4.

Terraria Patcher

This is a collection of mods for Terraria that are intended to be compatible with vanilla Terraria version 1.4.

Usage

Run TerrariaPatcher.exe to use the patcher. It will present a list of the available mods and a brief description of each.

Select the mods you want, then click Patch. This will create Terraria.patched.exe and 'patched' copies of other files as appropriate in the Terraria installation directory. If ReLogic.dll was patched, the patched copy must be renamed ReLogic.dll for the patches to work.

Client Commands

A core feature of several mods is client commands. These add commands that can be used via the in-game chat to control the mods' features. They use . as the prefix. You can also quickly open the chat with a command prefix by pressing / or . instead of Enter.

Enter .help for a list of available commands, and .help [command name] for information on a specific command.

You can also bind commands to key combinations for easy use. To set a key binding, enter .bind [keystrokes] [command].

Examples of key bindings:

  • .bind P pause
  • .bind NumPlus counter +
  • .bind Ctrl+M music toggle
  • .bind Ctrl+W,F3 stopwatch hide – to use this one, press Ctrl+W, release, then press F3.

Note that key bindings will not prevent the base game from processing the same keys.

Building

Because ReLogic.dll, a library used by Terraria and targeted by some of these patches, is an embedded resource in Terraria.exe, it must be extracted before the patcher can be built.

  1. Ensure that Terraria is installed and has been run at least once to install the XNA framework.
  2. Build and run the extractor. This will create ReLogic.dll in the Terraria installation directory.
  3. Ensure the reference paths in the patcher project are correct.
  4. Build and run the patcher.

Terraria is © 2021 Re-Logic. This repository does not contain any of Re-Logic's code or binaries.

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Contributors

MIT License
Created January 14, 2022
Updated February 26, 2026