I run a dedicated server for Terraria and have a bit of a problem lately with younger people (such as my brother or a friend's brother) playing and finding it hilarious to:
- Cheat and give themselves stacks of 999 Dynamite.
- Throw the dynamite into tunnels/houses/networks of both that take me >12 hours to make.
- Throw the dynamite into the ocean/caves etc which ruins the exploration value of the map.
This can at times be infuriating.
I've come across vague references to protecting stuff in Terraria – is this possible?
If so, is it something that I do through the server software or the game itself?
Edit:
Here is one such reference to 'protected' tiles: Unset spawn point on protected servers?
Best Answer
Since it was I who wrote the referenced question, I might as well shed some light on the topic here.
The protected servers I mentioned there are most likely TShock servers.
TShock is an alternative dedicated server for Terraria that adds in-game commands that enable, among other things, protection from griefing, spawning objects and enemies and privilege groups.
At the time I write this TShock is not stable for Terraria 1.1 yet, but in case you're interested you could have a look at TShock's website.