Normally, you would have to keep clicking different forum titles to find the one for mods, but for convenience, it will be linked here so there is no need. This will be harder since there's no search bar and you have to grind through every entry to find what suits you. With Nexus Mods you'll have to manually place mod files into the Terraria resource pack files.Īnother way is by sifting through the official Terraria forums. On Nexus Mods there are categories you can sift through or you can search using the search bar. You can find mods by using the famous Nexus Mods website where creators will post their own mods with pictures and community reviews. Once subscribed it will be sitting in your in-game Terraria workshop hub waiting to be activated. Search for anything you like and either press the check mark on the box or click the mod, scroll down and press Subscribe.
With Steam, go to Community > Workshop then find Terraria. To install Steam mods, all you have to do is go to the Terraria community workshop page on Steam. Because workshop support is new, you'll have to reactivate any mods you previously installed this way by opening the game and clicking Workshop > Use Resource Packs. Before Steam Workshop support, Terraria had a texture pack file and menu where all you had to do was download files or extract zip files into this folder. The easiest way to install and use mods is by using what Terraria already gives you.
