How to Fix Mod Dependency and Load Order Errors in tModLoader

Note: Mod dependency and load order errors occur when a complex Terraria modification requires a prerequisite library or core framework that is either missing or loading in the wrong sequence. Resolving these conflicts via your server file manager restores container stability and prevents continuous crash loops on startup.

1. Log In to Your Panel

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2. Select the ‘Console’ Tab

Select the ‘Console’ tab from the primary navigation bar to inspect the real-time server crash logs.

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3. Identify the Missing Dependency or Error

Review the startup log lines in the console to locate the specific mod causing the failure and identify any missing parent libraries.

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4. Stop Your Server

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5. Select the ‘Files’ Tab

Select the ‘Files’ tab from the left navigation menu to access the server directory manager.

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6. Open the ‘mods’ Folder

Locate the mods folder and select it to access your active mod manifests.

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7. Open the ‘enabled.json’ File

Locate the enabled.json file inside your mods directory and select it to open the configuration editor.

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8. Reorder Your Active Mod List

Inside the editor, update your JSON array to place core library mods at the top of the list so they load before dependent mods:

[
  "SubworldLibrary",
  "StarsAbove"
]

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9. Save the File Changes

Select the ‘Save Content’ button in the editor header to apply your updated mod configuration.

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10. Start Your Server and Verify Console

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