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@dremy: This is definitely the wrong topic for this question, create an own topic and do it in the correct section. Probably this is not the right forum for this question anyway.

I'm happy enough if you release the sourcecode.

If you don't want to do that though, I could compile it for the public.

btw. you do not have to inform mods about your donation. Usually matricks will set your rank as soon as he recieves the paypal email.

With "tileable" you mean they are not meant to be used as quads but as tiles?

At first, please write in a proper english. Secondly, give more information about what you are planning to do.

In oder to do port forwarding correctly, you need to launch the configuration program of your router (usually this is done by entering the router's ip address in the web-browser of your choice). How to forward the port is router specific. Here you have a list of possible router and descriptions how to do portforwarding with them. If you still need help, tell us which router model you are using and give a bit more details about your problem.

When I asked about how this program works, I meant a different thing. It's clear to me that it is somehow starting the tw client. But how do you verify that is a vanilla client? Do you take a hashcode of the file and compare it? Is there any possible solution against .dll hookups? If not, this software is just useless.
In my opinion it is in general not useful, if it is not cross platform. Users of those systems will have no possibility to prove their "cleanness" to the users of your tool.

Also I believe a piece of software like this is not needed at all. It is not too hard to distinguish a bot from a real player. There have been very long talks about that topic, so I won't bring that up again.

This having said, I still wish you the best with your project, though I'm considering it sensless.

I would really like to test this thing. However, you are only providing a windows binary. DId you code that thing for windows only (using mircosoft vistual studio... e.g.) or is the code portable?

Please read the MAP FORUM RULES before posting a map. Your description lacks several important parts.

About the map:
I see you used some custom graphics, which would be nice, if the graphics were nice or interesting. However, yours are just simple lensflares, that even look pixled, and do have nothing in common with the teeworlds graphics. The other graphics are maybe a bit better, but not very good, too (in my opinion).
Also the map is not tiled very well:
There are a lot of sharp edges (i mean e.g. when you tiled with grass, you do only use the standard grass tiles, no round corners and stuff, only sharp cuts).
I did not play the map yet, but I can easily tell the gameplay will very boring and bad. Try to be a bit more innovative and creative and do not leave that much space in your map. The hearts/shields/weapons are not placed very well to.

Try to put a little more effort into your maps, Maybe this is one of your first ones, but this is no excuse for laziness. Try to make it as good as possible, I know you can do better, everybody can. Just have a look at the official maps and look what are the differences between them and your map

I definitely support the idea of having a regular release cycle.
We also need to build up a team of more core developers. Right now there is only Oy. Of course, he is the code maintainer, but there are a lot of other people who sent in so many patches, that they deserve the title "developer" in my opinion.

Also we should have some people who keep the community up to date about what is happening in development. This could either be done using the news on the main page, or in the forum. I know there has already been an attempt to do so and in my opinion we should continue with that. However, this should not only be done by the community, but it should be official.

The main problem in my opinion is, that there is no developer at all (leaving out Landil) who is actually active in the forum and keeping contact to the community. And this in my opinion is the problem to the missing connection between community and development. We need "developers" who also are active here on the forum. For example: There are hundreds of suggestions for the new version in this thread, but most of them are marked in grey, which means there has not been an official statement if it will be implemented or not.

Why is this the case?

I think it is because nobody of the developers even cares to read through them. This is just not acceptable. We need to make a active communication between development and community possible. In my opinion either the developers should be more active in this forum here and keep (or better start) the contact to the community, or we should have some new people do that.

In my opinion the second option would be better. I think it's good to bring in some new and energetic blood into the team. Who this person should be is discussable, maybe we should have even 2 or 3 new members in the team.

First of all I would like to know your opinions about how we could solve those issues. Do you support my point of view, or do you have a completely different opinion?

Or in 0.5.3 already...