How To: Reset TShock Terraria Map Data
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Resetting Your Map
To reset your TShock server map data it's as easy as this, first log into your GameServerKing's Game Server Management Panel with your TCAdmin login information provided to you in your verification email. Then, go to "Game Services" and select your TShock Terraira server. From there, make your way to the File Manager.
From there, go to saves, and if you currently have a "World.wld" and/or a "World.wld.bak" select both of them using the check marks to the left, and click "Create Zip" That will create a backup of both files. In my files, I only had "World.wld" as this was a freshly generated server. "World.wld.bak" is just a backup of "World.wld." Select "World.wld" and "World.wld.bak" and click "delete" to delete them. Go back to your Game Services panel, and restart your server to regenerate map data.