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Add changelog for -additionalplugins (@pontaoski)

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@ -59,6 +59,7 @@ Use past tense when adding new entries; sign your name off when you add or chang
* When rejecting from `OnPlayerBuff`, instead of sending a `PlayerAddBuff` packet with the rejected buff (essentially a no-op, as the sender implicitly applies the buff to the target, and causes desync as the buff was rejected), send a `PlayerBuff` to re-sync the target's buffs, without the buff we just rejected. * When rejecting from `OnPlayerBuff`, instead of sending a `PlayerAddBuff` packet with the rejected buff (essentially a no-op, as the sender implicitly applies the buff to the target, and causes desync as the buff was rejected), send a `PlayerBuff` to re-sync the target's buffs, without the buff we just rejected.
* Added new tile provider. Use `-constileation` or `-c` to use it. Constileation is an alternative tile provider to Tiled and HeapTile. (@SignatureBeef) * Added new tile provider. Use `-constileation` or `-c` to use it. Constileation is an alternative tile provider to Tiled and HeapTile. (@SignatureBeef)
* Fixed an exploit with grass mowing not removing hanging vines. (@punchready) * Fixed an exploit with grass mowing not removing hanging vines. (@punchready)
* Added `-additionalplugins` command line argument to load additional plugins. (@pontaoski)
## TShock 4.5.18 ## TShock 4.5.18
* Fixed `TSPlayer.GiveItem` not working if the player is in lava. (@PotatoCider) * Fixed `TSPlayer.GiveItem` not working if the player is in lava. (@PotatoCider)

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@ -25,6 +25,7 @@ The following parameters can be added to TShock to alter the way a server initia
* `-difficulty` - Sets the world's difficulty (`0` for `normal`, `1` for `expert`, `2` for `master`, `3` for `journey`). This only affects new worlds. * `-difficulty` - Sets the world's difficulty (`0` for `normal`, `1` for `expert`, `2` for `master`, `3` for `journey`). This only affects new worlds.
* `-loadlib` - Instructs the base game to load the library at the path. For example, `-loadlib C:\Terraria\MyLibrary.dll` will load the library `MyLibrary.dll` from the path `C:\Terraria\`. * `-loadlib` - Instructs the base game to load the library at the path. For example, `-loadlib C:\Terraria\MyLibrary.dll` will load the library `MyLibrary.dll` from the path `C:\Terraria\`.
* `-crashdir` - Instructs the base game to save crash dumps to the path. For example, `-crashdir C:\Terraria\CrashDumps` will save crash dumps to `C:\Terraria\CrashDumps`. * `-crashdir` - Instructs the base game to save crash dumps to the path. For example, `-crashdir C:\Terraria\CrashDumps` will save crash dumps to `C:\Terraria\CrashDumps`.
* `-additionalplugins` - Instructs the server to load plugins from the directory specified, in addition to the `ServerPlugins` folder. For example, `-additionalplugins C:\Terraria\MyPlugins` will load plugins from `C:\Terraria\MyPlugins`. This is useful if you run multiple servers with the same plugins (generally).
These command line flags are in-addition to the ones that the Terraria server offers (for example, `-lang` is now a vanilla flag, and still works). These command line flags are in-addition to the ones that the Terraria server offers (for example, `-lang` is now a vanilla flag, and still works).