I see you're playing on Linux (like me), so may I suggest you playing Terraria using Steam's
Proton? Preferably, you need a GPU that supports Vulkan.
You'll also need to install .NET 4.5.2 into your Terraria prefix. Here's some quick steps:
1. Open Steam, search for Terraria.
2. Right-click Terraria, go to Properties.
3. Tick the box that says:
Force the use of a specific Steam Play compatibility tool
4. Pick
Proton 5.0-7 (or any newer version, if available).
5. Close the dialog.
6. Steam will download Proton and also the Windows version of Terraria.
7. After the download finishes, you'll need to run Terraria at least once, so it can create the Wine prefix and install the necessary components.
Running the game will either show give a .NET error or will work just fine. Regardless,
you shouldn't actually play the game, because it will be really buggy. Instead, just close it and install .NET 4.5.2 by using an external program called
protontricks. Install it and run this in a terminal window:
Code:
$ protontricks 105600 dotnet452
It will take a while to finish downloading and installing .NET, but after that, you can launch Terraria normally using Steam. And I can guarantee you'll get better fps than the native Linux version.
Good luck.
