Log in with the superadmin user you just created by entering: /login.This will add a user to your server that a player can log into, allowing them access to admin operations. This is intended for server owner only, do not give your account credentials out to random people!.Example: /user add john qwerty superadmin.Note: In order to join your own server, you can enter: localhost or 127.0.0.1 (which are the same thing - assuming the server is being run on the same machine that you run Terraria), or you can use your own External IP address, which can be found simply by going to a website such as WhatsMyIP.This will give you the ability to create a user account on the server, giving you access to all commands. This gives you one time super user access. This is intended to be used once at the very start and every subsequent admin operation is done under a superadmin account. Run Terraria.exe, join your server, and enter: /setup.Once the server starts the console window will have the following message: To become superadmin, join the game and type /auth.You may hit your ENTER key at each input to select the default setting in parenthesis (). Note: Default settings are: Server port (7777).After selecting your world, you will be asked for input on 1 setting: server port.Select the world you want to use or create a new one.Run TerrariaServer.exe if you haven't already.The TShock.Installer will download it automatically. You need to install dotnet 6.0 to use TShock.Now run the from the extracted ZIP file and it will start the TShock server up.If extract does not show up, or you are using an earlier version of Windows, you can use 7Zip (Free).If you are using Windows Vista or newer, simply right click the file, and click extract.Download the Latest Package of TShock from Github.Some minor fixes/tweaks to the vanilla server software.Plugin support to get more commands or fixes.Admin system to execute commands in-game.TShock is server software offering a vast array of server tools, such as:

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