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Available Mods

Official and community TerrariaModder mods are available on Nexus Mods. The TerrariaModder Vault builds its Browse catalog from Nexus releases that declare TerrariaModder Core as a requirement, so the list does not depend on a title keyword or a search ranking. You can also install a local archive for mods distributed elsewhere.

Official Mods

All mods require TerrariaModder Core to be installed first.

Mod Description Keybind Download
SkipIntro Skips the ReLogic splash screen on startup Automatic Nexus
QuickKeys Auto-torch, recall hotkey, quick-stack, ruler, extended hotbar Tilde, Home, End, K Nexus
AutoBuffs Automatically applies nearby furniture buffs Automatic Nexus
PetChests Right-click any cosmetic pet to access piggy bank Right-click Nexus
ItemSpawner In-game item spawner UI (singleplayer) Insert Nexus
StorageHub Unified storage with crafting, recipes, shimmer decraft, mysterious chest, relay network F5 Nexus
AdminPanel God mode, movement speed, teleports, time controls, respawn settings Backslash, F9 Nexus
WhipStacking Enables Terraria's native maximum of five simultaneous whip tag effects Automatic Nexus
SeedLab Mix secret-seed world generation and singleplayer runtime features F10 Nexus
FpsUnlocked Unlock frame rate with smooth interpolation (60hz logic + high-FPS rendering) Automatic Nexus
BiomeSpread Prevent corruption, crimson, and Hallow spread in singleplayer worlds Automatic Nexus
Randomizer Modular randomizer with seed system — shuffle chests, drops, recipes, shops, and more Numpad / Nexus
Debug Tools Debug HTTP server, in-game console, virtual input, window management Ctrl+` Core optional files

ModMenu (F6) is built into Core, no separate download needed.

Installing a Mod

Recommended — use the Vault:

  1. Download the TerrariaModder Vault
  2. Select your Terraria folder and sign in to your own Nexus account
  3. Choose a mod in Browse and click Install
  4. Nexus Premium downloads start directly. With a free account, click Manual Download and then Slow Download in the embedded Nexus page; the Vault receives and installs the selected file.
  5. Click Launch Modded to launch

Manual:

  1. Download the mod zip from Nexus
  2. Extract it into your Terraria folder
  3. The mod's folder will appear under TerrariaModder/mods/
  4. Launch game with TerrariaInjector.exe

Each mod zip extracts to its own folder:

TerrariaModder/
└── mods/
    └── mod-name/
        ├── manifest.json
        └── ModName.dll

Finding Community Mods

GitHub

Search GitHub for TerrariaModder mods: - Search: TerrariaModder mod - Look for repositories with manifest.json files - Check releases for download packages

Terraria Forums

Check the Terraria Community Forums: - Client/Server Mods section - Search for "TerrariaModder"

Discord

Terraria modding Discord servers often have: - Mod showcase channels - Work-in-progress mods - Direct links to downloads

Evaluating Mods

Before installing a mod, consider:

1. Source Code Available?

Prefer mods with source code: - You can verify what it does - Community can audit for safety - Easier to report/fix issues

2. Recent Updates?

Check when the mod was last updated: - Works with current Terraria version? - Active maintenance?

3. Documentation

Good mods have: - Clear description of features - Installation instructions - Keybind documentation - Known issues listed

4. Community Feedback

Look for: - Download counts - User comments - Issue reports and responses

Mod Compatibility

With TerrariaModder Core

Some mods specify a framework_version in manifest.json. If present, the Vault compares it with the installed Core version and warns when they may not be compatible. Update Core when a mod requires a newer version, or continue at your discretion if you understand that the mod may still work. Invalid packages and unsafe archive layouts are rejected rather than offered as compatibility overrides.

With Other Mods

Most mods are compatible with each other. Issues can arise if: - Two mods patch the same method differently - Keybind conflicts (configure in ModMenu) - Both try to modify the same game data

With Terraria Versions

Mods are built for specific Terraria versions: - TerrariaModder targets Terraria 1.4.5.8 - Older/newer Terraria versions may have issues - Check mod documentation for supported versions

Troubleshooting

Mod Not Loading

  1. Check folder structure is correct
  2. Verify manifest.json is valid
  3. Check logs in TerrariaModder/core/logs/

Mod Crashes Game

  1. Disable the mod (delete or rename the mod folder temporarily)
  2. Check logs for error messages
  3. Report issue to mod author

Keybind Conflicts

  1. Open ModMenu (F6)
  2. Go to the conflicting mod
  3. Change keybind to unused key

Requesting Mods

Want a mod that doesn't exist?

  1. Check if similar mod exists
  2. Post request on forums/Discord
  3. Consider learning to make it yourself!

See Making Your First Mod to get started.

Contributing

Found a useful mod? Help the community: - Share links (with credit to author) - Write reviews - Report bugs constructively - Contribute fixes if source is available