If Linux has issues rendering particles, they should now automatically disable themselves and not require the "noparticles" argument. If you still have issues, or have new issues, you may have a distribution with an old libc6 version (like Debian). Use the "beta" branch called "old_libc6" if this is the case. I updated to SDL v2.0.14, which requires more recent libc6.
5089's sequel is making solid progress and more testers have been being picked.
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v1.15.21 fixes the version number and tries another method of disabling particles on linux
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v1.22: VR Fix (and latest Focus Engine)v1.22 is a minor update, bringing the underlying Focus Engine to v4.14.8. This should fix validation VR errors on startup, among possibly other minor performance issues. This is my first update pushed on a new computer, so hopefully everything went fine :-D I hope everyone is doing OK and thank you for sticking around :-) - Phr00tv1.20: Fix world generation consistency for same seedsI found a problem in world generation, similar to an issue I had with 8089, that caused consistent seeds to not be generated properly from world names. Now overall maps should be the same when using the same seed, which is particularly important for speedruns. Enemies, blocks and "tree" limbs will still be different for each map, as these are random small variations. - Phr00tv1.19: Faster Runtime (NET6) + Minor UI fixesUpdated to the latest Focus Engine, which now runs on .NET 6. This should improve performance. It also includes the runtime, which should improve future compatibility · Minor fixes to the resolution pulldown UI & restarting the application when something different is selected · Other minor improvements related to the latest Focus Engine update (some smoother intro animations etc.)