All non-broken/abandoned code mods have migrated one of their core dependencies (Harmony 1.0.9 -> 2.1.0)
As such, all of them will break, and not work properly unless you take these steps:
If you have installed TTMM AFTER the migration (2021-07-15), then you do not need to do anything, and TTMM will work fine as-is
Edit: There's currently an issue where the patcher doesn't work properly. I've attached a hotfix to this post pending an update to TTMM.
Hotfix Instructions:

TTMM2. If you see a bunch of

TTMM-GTK. Note - as TTMM-GTK lacks a log window option, the success message will be overwritten on launch. Please:
- Click on File -> Remove Patch
- Click on file -> Install Patch
After that, if you see
As such, all of them will break, and not work properly unless you take these steps:
- Make sure TerraTech is closed (is not running)
- Open up TTMM
- Go to the File tab
- Click "Remove Patch"
- Click "Download Latest Patcher"
- Click "Install Patch"
- Click "Download All Mod Updates"
If you have installed TTMM AFTER the migration (2021-07-15), then you do not need to do anything, and TTMM will work fine as-is
Edit: There's currently an issue where the patcher doesn't work properly. I've attached a hotfix to this post pending an update to TTMM.
Hotfix Instructions:
- Make sure both TT and TTMM are closed
- Unzip the attached Installer.zip in your TerraTech Managed Data directory
- Make sure that QModInstaller.dll, QModManager.exe, Mono.Cecil, etc. are all in that directory.
The directory should be located near:
@SteamDirectory/steamapps/common/TerraTech/TerraTechWin64_Data/Managed
- Start up TTMM, proceed as normal

TTMM2. If you see a bunch of
Here
lines before QModManager installed successfully
, that's fine.
TTMM-GTK. Note - as TTMM-GTK lacks a log window option, the success message will be overwritten on launch. Please:
- Click on File -> Remove Patch
- Click on file -> Install Patch
After that, if you see
QModManager installed successfully
again, then you are good to goAttachments
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