Support

You can follow the general setup guide at https://crowdcontrol.live/setup for extra help with the Twitch Extension, the Crowd Control Desktop Client and other options.

If you have any questions or need help with this setup, please head over to our discord, forum or email us for additional support!

Setup

We require tModLoader and our mod for Crowd Control to work.

Steam

1. Make sure Terraria is installed! The Steam version is found here: https://store.steampowered.com/app/105600/Terraria/
2. Install tModLoader from the Steam store (it’s free). https://store.steampowered.com/app/1281930/tModLoader/
3. Install our mod by Subscribing to it on the Steam Workshop. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2833108684
4. Launch Terraria with mod support by launching tModLoader from Steam!
5. Make sure our mod is enabled! Go to Workshop > Manage Mods.
   
6. Join a single-player or multi-player world.
7. Press START in the Crowd Control desktop app. You will see a success chat message in-game.!

GOG or other PC versions

GOG or other PC versions of Terraria are also supported by tModLoader but you will need to follow a manual install, found here: https://github.com/tModLoader/tModLoader/wiki/tModLoader-guide-for-players#manual-installation
You can grab our mod directly from https://github.com/DavidF-Dev/Terraria-Crowd-Control/releases

Gameplay notes

Some spawn boss effects are disabled by default! This is to help balance things out as you progress and help prevent end game bosses spawn on top of a fresh character. Make sure to enable spawns from the pricing page in the desktop app or at https://crowdcontrol.live/item-pricing/Terraria14

The mod also has a good amount of settings to review based on your play style. Check it while in game from Settings > Mod Configuration > Crowd Control for Terraria.

Multiplayer server are also supported and highly suggested! Make sure each player has the same Mod Config settings set!

Credits

Thanks David F for creating this mod!

Thanks to all the contributors of the tModLoader project!

Thanks Re-Logic for being cool.