Sometimes different configuration files ( .json ) for mods can trigger an infinite reloading loop GitHub Issue #4041 . Ensure configs are shared if needed.
A recently installed mod did not install properly. Step-by-Step Solutions to Fix the Loop Follow these steps in order to resolve the issue. 1. Match Server Mods Exactly
Navigate to Documents/My Games/Terraria/tModLoader/ModConfigs . Move the files to a backup folder on your desktop. reload complete joining tmodloader
The best way to prevent config mismatches is for the host to share their mod pack. When players load the exact same pack, it ensures not only the mods but also their specific configurations are identical. This eliminates the need for a last-minute reload when joining.
If you are the server host, you can manually edit the server config file to increase the timeout window. This is especially helpful for players who frequently get stuck. Open the serverconfig.txt file in your tModLoader server folder and add or modify the timeout parameter. A suggested value for large mod packs is 10 (which equals 10 minutes) or higher, giving everyone ample time to sync. Sometimes different configuration files (
If you are the host, create a Steam Workshop Collection of your server mods. Send the link to your friends so they can subscribe to everything before opening the game.
With tModLoader, you can reload your game with ease and join your friends in a modded multiplayer experience. So, reload your game, join a server, and enjoy the world of modded Terraria! Step-by-Step Solutions to Fix the Loop Follow these
If you are running the server, you can optimize your setup to prevent your friends from getting stuck:
Close memory-heavy background applications like Google Chrome or Discord hardware acceleration before joining.