Go to and put that number into the "Decimal Value" box.Specify a hexadecimal number between 00 and FF - the greater the number, the larger the border gets.If you don't understand Method 1, use Method 2 instead. You have to specify a size for the border to make it work. As you can see from my example pictures, the more visible the border is, the thicker it becomes. If the border is too large, it will not be very smooth. I call it "size", but it really just means that your border is very boldened and visible. The more visible it is, the thicker and bolder it becomes. You have picked a color, but you haven't picked how visible/large your border should be. * Note: You do NOT have to change the order of your "size/thickness/alpha" value later, like you did in Step 2. Move the number pairs around, so it becomes 0F 0E C9. Notice that every color is represented with 2 digits. Let's assume that you have C9 0E 0F (picture above) as your color from the site.Ĭ9 is your Red, 0E is your Green and 0F is your Blue. In other words, they're specified in the opposite order. The reason for this is that your colors are in RGB format (Red-Green-Blue order), and we're gonna be using Blue-Green-Red. You now need to change order of the numbers a little bit. We call this the Hex Color you've picked. That field contains the Hexadecimal (or Hex, for short) number value of your color. If you wanna fine-tune your settings, you can change the values in the numerical text fields.įinally, when you've picked a color, look at the text field above the color area (Picture below) You can click on the big color bar on the right to choose what type of color you want, and adjust it more by clicking in the big square to the left of it. That means we have to convert them from Hexadecimal to Decimal. The game, however, prefers them in Decimal format. Standard color picker tools online often process colors in Hexadecimal format. The two relevant ways here at Hexadecimal, and Decimal. In order to change the color and size of the border, you will first have to understand a little bit about colors.Ĭolors can be represented many ways on a computer. I think 33 or 55 for border Alpha is okay.
You have to specify Alpha for the Hex colors first, 00-FF (BEFORE you convert it to decimal, obviously)Į.g if you want a green border that is medium-thick, your Hex would be 5500FF00.You have to convert Hex colors into Decimal using this page:.Your colors must be in ABGR (Alpha-Blue-green-red) format, aka AABBGGRR.To Change border color, change the number at the end of "ThickMouseEdgesPackedColor": 4294967295 into a compatible number of your choosing. To Disable borders, change "ThickMouseEdges": true into "ThickMouseEdges": false To Enable borders, change "ThickMouseEdges": false into "ThickMouseEdges": true Go to the very bottom of the text file, and change:.Double-click the config.json file and open it with Notepad.First off, go to your Documents\My Games\Terraria folder.Now then, here's how to change these settings. I'll make a simple recipe for those of you who know your way about computers, and then a more detailed guide with color-formatted text to make it easier to read. Link to the previewable album of these images:
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