Upload your zip file here using the upload button, FTP, or drag and drop. Head to the 'File Manager' page on the left side of your panel, then navigate to /.local/share/Terraria/ModLoader/Mods. Using a zipping tool, zip up all of the mods and the enabled.json file. Inside will be your mods as well as an enabled.json file. Generally the default location will be /PC/Documents/My Games/Terraria/ModLoader/Mods. In the 'Mods' option on your Client where you enabled them, click on the 'Open Mods Folder', this will take you to where the mods you've downloaded through the 'Mod Browser' are. Now we need to transfer your mods from your Client onto your Server. Make sure the version on the server and the client match! Adding Mods to your Server This can be done from the our One Click Installer page on the left side of the Nodecraft Panel. TModLoader will also need to be installed on the server. If you do not enable the mods, they will not take effect when you load the game. When finished installing mods, return to the main menu and select 'Mods', and make sure that the mods you wish to use are set to 'Enabled'. There may be a brief delay while a list of mods is generated. Use 'Mod Browser' to find a list of available mods. If you're using tModLoader for the first time, more options will appear in the main menu than what you usually see in the vanilla game. If you don't wish to use Steam to install tModLoader, the creators offer instructions on how to manually install it on their GitHub page here: Using tModLoader With the release of Terraria 1.4, tModLoader is its own separate game branch that you can use on Steam as free DLC for the base game! This is the easiest method to install and play using tModLoader. Nodecraft Staff Installing tModLoader (Client)

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