When setting up on other systems, you would do the same steps except you wouldn't move the existing files first (unless you have different saves you want to preserve on those other systems). Once this is done, Terraria will run normally, but all the save files will actually be under your Dropbox folder. Mklink /J "C:\Users\MonikerBandit\Documents\My Games\Terraria\Worlds" C:\Users\MonikerBandit\Dropbox\Terraria\Worlds It allows user to upload their Terraria character (also called player or profile) file, perform operations over it (such as modifying its looks, adding/removing items and buffs, etc.), and save it back to disk for later use in-game in single-player or multi-player modes. Mklink /J "C:\Users\MonikerBandit\Documents\My Games\Terraria\Players" C:\Users\MonikerBandit\Dropbox\Terraria\Players Terrasavr is a web-based Terraria profile/inventory editor. Once the files are moved, you'll want to open a command prompt and run the following commands.
When Terraria introduced in 2011 by Re-Logic, on that time no one knew how successful this game could be. Terraria save editor is a part of Terraria’s long journey. (Updated) Terraria save editor 1.4 is now available to download. Next, move your Players and Worlds folders to this directory. Download Terraria Save editor 1.4 Best Character Editor. Steam sync cloud with save games after you close the game, while you can Alt+F4 games on pc and then have steam in background to do this, when you are cloud. Assuming username is MonikerBandit, it will be here: By default, your dropbox folder will be under your Users folder.
#WILL STEAM CLOUD SAVE WORK BETWEEN A MAC AND PC FOR TERRARIA INSTALL#
To do this, install Dropbox on your system (, free account has more than enough space for your Terraria files). Therefore, I sync only the Players and Worlds folders.
Some data is saved on both Steam Cloud as well as PsyNet. Since my systems all have different resolutions, I need each to have a unique Terraria config file. A single game library Origin keeps all your PC games - no matter where you bought them - at. I do this (across many systems) with Dropbox and a native Windows command called mklink.
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