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tPackBuilder

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Mod Features: Utilities, Library

Mod Side: Both

tModLoader Version: 1.4.4

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tPackBuilder is a mod to help you build your own modpacks!

This mod aims to help aspiring modpack developers who may not be as familiar with the intricacies of C#/Terraria programming.

By simply creating your own mod project, and then following the step-by-step guide on the GitHub, you can create your own modpacks with little to no programming required!

Even for modpack developers who are familiar with C#, tPackBuilder contains many abstractions, tools, and resources that help you to maintain and keep your codebase as clean as possible.

Check out the GitHub documentation to get started!

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Developed By Bereft Souls Team

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29 aug om 19:56

Tips For Beginners Below

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29 aug om 19:54

Hope to add something希望增加的内容

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dustii_ 24 sep om 15:05

Nothing ever happens

Kubasama 17 sep om 0:58

For anyone wondering, Bereft Souls is still coming. There was a bout of miscommunication on the lead developer's end, but that confusion has now cleared up. There was a progress report uploaded on their DCord server and Patreon regarding how the development process is going and requesting ideas of what they can do to expand this project further in collaboration with fans so there is always something happening and people can stay in touch! Also, the Quest Book mod is shaping to work wonders for developers, and I can't way to see more projects using both that and tPack in the future! Thanks so much, as always