Some Armor sets include a bonus that must be activated by double-tapping either ▲ Up or ▼ Down, depending on the setting found here. The majority of armor set bonuses are passive, meaning they're always active. Groups of naturally generated walls must still be removed from the edge(see Walls for more information.) The player must have an appropriate hammer to remove the wall in their inventory, as well as the ability to remove the wall normally.
When enabled, this setting allows a player to replace an existing wall with one from their inventory, without the need to directly use a hammer to remove the existing wall. When set to hidden, password characters entered into the game window, such as those for logging into a multiplayer game, will appear only as asterisks (*). Disabling the Minimap can provide a performance boost on old hardware, but it is heavily recommended you do not because playing with it disabled means you cannot use Pylons or Wormhole Potions. If it is already set to "true", then your PC may simply not be able to handle this feature, due to its memory requirements. Inside that file, you will find "mapenabled", make sure it is set to true. If you cannot open your minimap and this setting is not there, it may be turned off in your CONFIG.JSON file. Note that independently from this setting it is-also in singleplayer only-also possible to pause the game by any method which switches out of the Terraria program, such the Alt-Tab hotkey or the Windows key function. However, with autopause on, you can't place items from directly out of inventory (the item must be in the hotbar and selected), nor can you use usable items directly out of inventory. This can be useful, as you can work with your inventory without worrying about being attacked or drowning.
Some players prefer to leave this option off, in case a potentially world-altering glitch occurs, or if they would like to experiment in a world without altering it, and be able to go back to its previous state later.įor singleplayer only, this setting pauses the game whenever you open your inventory or talk to an NPC.
Turning Autosave on (default) has the benefit of keeping your progress saved in case of a crash or power outage, without having to worry about saving manually. Note that the game will always autosave your character upon death regardless of this setting.
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