FIRST THINGS

 FIRST YOU HAVE TO KNOW THESE......................




GAME MODE

In Terraria's opening screen, choose a game mode to play, by clicking either Single Player or Multiplayer.

• It is recommended that you choose Single Player for your first Terraria experience. Learning is easier in Single Player mode. From this point on, the Guide is written from the assumption that you have chosen Single Player.

CHARACTER CREATION

After choosing which mode to play, click the Create Character button to create a new character. Once at the Character creation screen, you will see all the character properties that can be customized.

• Note: The default settings (the settings that appear on the screen already, before you change anything) will be ideal for learning Terraria. You may customize these settings if you wish, but these steps can be skipped if you'd like to get directly to gameplay. If you want to skip character customization, skip to Finishing character creation below.

Looks

The first four character properties change the way your character appears: Hair, Eyes, Skin, and Clothes.

• Note: These settings are purely for cosmetic purposes (for looks). If you find this step confusing or simply don't care what your character looks like, you do not need to change any of these settings: In that case, skip down to Difficulty below.

• There are 36 hairstyles to choose from, as well as their color.
• The Clothes menu has four more options to choose from.
• In order to pick colors, the Red/Green/Blue (RGB) values must be set to numbers between 0 and 255. For example, in order to get a white color, the RGB must be Red: 255, Green: 255, Blue: 255. There must be a minimum of 150 in all slots total, which means black cannot be chosen, but can be closely approximated by setting all values to 50. Some commonly used colors:

Color	R	G	B
Red	255	0	0
Blue	0	0	255
Green	0	255	0
Yellow	255	255	0
Orange	255	180	0
Purple	128	0	255
Pink	255	0	255
Black	50	50	50
White	255	255	255
Brown	180	100	75