From 1.0 through 1.4.9 in the official release list.
Drafts and standalone tags excludedOfficial public record · 21 Oct–05 Nov 2025
Nine releases. Every gap stays visible.
This is the complete public Luczystrap release history from 1.0 to 1.4.9. Use it to identify an old executable, understand when a feature appeared, trace a fix, or open the original record without confusing a tag with a release.
01 / Archive snapshot
The public sequence at a glance.
Counts and dates refer to GitHub Releases, not every Git tag, commit, executable download, or undocumented internal build.
Elapsed time from the first publication to the latest.
21 Oct–05 Nov 2025Each public release currently exposes one Windows executable.
Exact identity differs by hashThe newest public release in the official record.
Historical files are superseded02 / Complete chronology
Follow the product change by change.
Filters change only the view. They do not rewrite the nine-release total or treat a maintainer note as an independent compatibility test.
Shorter startup waits, new tools, and an interface overhaul
The notes report remote/package-map wait changes, background and update fixes, IXP management, Network Tweaks, a beta developer monitor, first-launch experience, and extensive motion work. The one-time LocalAppData migration belongs to this release.
Browser, uninstall, shortcut, and working-directory repairs
This release focused on how Luczystrap is invoked or removed: browser protocol, Control Panel, pinned taskbar and desktop entry points, general startup handling, and non-standard working directories.
403 resilience, startup diagnostics, logging, paths, and IXP writes
The notes describe endpoint fallbacks, a .NET dependency check, startup exception handling, logger and plugin error visibility, non-English path fixes, safe mode behavior, plus read-only and retry handling for IXP files.
Profiles, Plugin SDK, custom cursors, and the IXP editor
Version 1.4 introduced profile presets, community modding support through the Plugin SDK, cursor transfer, an IXP editor, invoke-event logging, and read-only handling for IXP and FastFlag data.
One documented icon-placement crash fix
The public note contains a single change: fixing a crash caused by incorrect icon placement. No broader improvement set is inferred from the patch number or executable.
.NET 8, JSON/TXT imports, custom fonts, and an early account switcher
The release moved from .NET 6 to .NET 8, expanded flag import formats, added font presets and UI icons, previewed account switching as unfinished, and described auto-update as improved but still potentially quirky.
Mesh and grass controls, Windows Tweaks, presets, and hardware scoring
Version 1.2 added mesh distance, grass disabling, Windows optimizations, Potato/Low/Ultra presets, and a benchmark classifier that scored CPU, RAM, and GPU properties. These are published design claims, not current performance guarantees.
A Discord invite and launch-note correction
The entire public note is one short line. It does not provide a feature inventory, test procedure, affected build range, or reason to infer additional changes.
The first public Luczystrap executable
The official note asks users to review the release and return with bugs. Because it contains no feature list, this archive identifies the first file without reconstructing undocumented launch capabilities.
Showing all 9 public releases.
03 / File identity ledger
A version label is not a file identity.
The version-specific SHA-256 identifies each archived file. Download counters are excluded because they change and do not identify the file.
| Version | Published UTC | File | SHA-256 | Current use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.4.9 | 05 Nov 2025 20:40:53 | Luczystrap.exe |
d71c31057677bc392f680c6303dcfda9fa8f366240284dac6d5a14f7cc352424
|
Current |
| 1.4.5 | 02 Nov 2025 11:12:47 | Luczystrap.exe |
f80cbe264688e74be9e21be4bfdfd42031a8f44aaf099f179330d4f3ba00f773
|
Superseded |
| 1.4.1 | 28 Oct 2025 20:58:09 | Luczystrap.exe |
a6ebd89b531d82a8cc36e2f6af99bb1479c85138825709c8f21953635316abb9
|
Superseded |
| 1.4 | 28 Oct 2025 18:52:11 | Luczystrap.exe |
00c7badffbd60ae2724071c41b7413994f1a30ebae7ac3c2f8a08e41c97a801d
|
Superseded |
| 1.3.1 | 24 Oct 2025 11:27:01 | Luczystrap.exe |
bfc55e65832fc9f4605e8594c43c7463159f3bd7a48329c6b389449de979a306
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Superseded |
| 1.3 | 24 Oct 2025 11:19:17 | Luczystrap.exe |
f72d5556a3a64f052ecb576892038f910e1b737989990c5cd475d9a258aaae14
|
Superseded |
| 1.2 | 22 Oct 2025 14:47:15 | Luczystrap.exe |
f8160fb49b436d7dc09391dde489cb3441e9f753239deab10131a4954e140d0d
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Superseded |
| 1.1 | 21 Oct 2025 20:23:47 | Luczystrap.exe |
40e21602c1b71fe1acc782c678a8e1be9bee965aca6833be81e09e420c2a36df
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Superseded |
| 1.0 | 21 Oct 2025 20:15:42 | Luczystrap.exe |
46c2a1e9da740f2280a1d9360aebab80b5ca06de5bb6492be8f7d83653f3fb12
|
Superseded |
04 / Source inconsistencies
The archive records what is missing, too.
Release metadata, a Git tag, a source commit, and a binary are four different evidence objects. Matching one does not silently establish the others.
Trust boundary: these inconsistencies do not prove malware or malicious intent. They mean the present public repository history is insufficient to reproduce and audit every historical executable from its tag alone.
Four published releases resolve to one public commit
Tags 1.4, 1.4.1, 1.4.5, and 1.4.9 all currently point to 778690b, while the four EXE assets have different SHA-256 values.
A shared filename does not mean an identical file
Historical releases reuse Luczystrap.exe while publishing different SHA-256 values. The digest, not the filename, identifies the archived file.
Standalone tags are not counted as releases
1.4Beta, 1.4.6Beta, and 1.4.9.9 exist in the Git tag list but have no matching public GitHub Release entries. This page therefore does not call them released versions.
Release-note depth varies sharply
Version 1.4.9 contains extensive claims and instructions; 1.0, 1.1, and 1.3.1 provide only a sentence or line. Missing detail is preserved instead of filled from memory or later behavior.
No inferred changelog05 / Use the archive correctly
History answers identity—not every current question.
An old version can explain when a behavior appeared, but it is not automatically the correct repair, download, safety verdict, or compatibility reference today.
You found an old Luczystrap.exe
Record its displayed version and SHA-256. A matching historical hash identifies the archived asset; a filename alone does not.
Verify a downloaded file →You want to know when something changed
Use the chronology to find the first published note, then open that original release. Treat the wording as a historical maintainer statement unless a test record accompanies it.
Return to the chronology →You need Luczystrap now
Do not select an archive merely because its notes mention your symptom. Check the latest release, preserve current evidence, and use the single official download route.
Go to the current download →06 / Continue with one job
Choose the current route after history.
These pages carry dynamic status, download, compatibility, and troubleshooting intents so the historical chronology can remain stable and focused.
Latest release passport
Check 1.4.9, its migration instruction, exact asset, issue signals and upgrade sequence.
Check version 1.4.9 → InstallationOfficial Download
Use the site's one current installation route instead of choosing an old archive asset.
Download current Luczystrap → EnvironmentCompatibility matrix
Separate Windows, Roblox, FastFlags, IXP, mods and plugins from the Luczystrap number.
Check current compatibility → Failure nowTroubleshooting hub
Start from the exact filename, exception, launch stage or symptom before replacing the app.
Find the right diagnosis →07 / FAQ
Luczystrap release history questions.
How many public Luczystrap releases are there?
Nine official GitHub Release entries were present when checked on August 3, 2026: 1.0, 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.3.1, 1.4, 1.4.1, 1.4.5, and 1.4.9.
What were the first and latest versions?
Version 1.0 was published on October 21, 2025. Version 1.4.9 was published on November 5, 2025 and remains the latest public release in the official record.
Why does the sequence skip version numbers?
The public release list jumps from 1.4.1 to 1.4.5 and then 1.4.9. This archive records the entries that were actually published and does not invent 1.4.2, 1.4.3, 1.4.4, or other missing releases.
Are beta and extra Git tags counted?
No. Tags such as 1.4Beta, 1.4.6Beta, and 1.4.9.9 have no corresponding public GitHub Release record, so they are documented as standalone tags rather than public releases.
Why can two EXEs have the same size but different hashes?
Byte count measures length, not content. Versions 1.3 and 1.3.1 have equal sizes but different SHA-256 values, which proves their bytes differ. The same applies to versions 1.0 and 1.1.
Can the 1.4-series binaries be rebuilt from their tags?
Not from the current public tag record alone. Versions 1.4, 1.4.1, 1.4.5, and 1.4.9 resolve to the same commit while their official binaries differ, leaving the implementation changes outside that public commit sequence.
Does an old release note prove a fix still works?
No. It establishes that I published the claim for that version. Current Windows, Roblox, network, security software, local state, and optional features still require a current test.
Should I download a historical Luczystrap release?
Not for a normal installation. Use an old record to identify or audit a file. Use the official Download page for the current version unless a controlled diagnostic has a specific reason to reproduce an older environment.
08 / Primary records
Open every original release.
Summaries on this page come from the official repository records. The source links let readers verify wording, dates and current asset metadata directly.