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For those of you who wonder: The bracket has changed a bit, because 2 more teams which obly had 1 member had to be removed. The bracket has not changed otherwise (i.e. it has not been reshuffled).

You can find the settings.cfg file in

~/Library/Application Support/Teeworlds/

Since we only received a little amount of donations so far, we decided to change the way the prize money is being split: The winner team will now get 100% of the prize money.

Also note that only half of the spots are taken at the moment (16/32) which means you can still sign your team in.

EDIT: Please also note the addition of a new rule/clarification:
You may not swap your team mate during the tournament.

This means, you are allowed to have more than 2 players in your challonge team, but you need to decide who of them are going to play at the beginning of the tournament. This decision is final, which means you can not swap players later on in the tournament. Also, all of the players you want to be able to choose from need to be in the challonge team with which you sign up for the tournament.

This is the original thread for the infection mod: https://www.teeworlds.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=8360. It seems that the author has lost the soruces, so there probably is no way getting them, except somebody else has them by chance (you could have found that out yourself by using the forum serch, plsease do so next time ). Also I think that this thread should be moved to the mods section.

Which version of Mac OS X are you running? I don't have any problems on 10.9 and I did not have any on 10.7.

it's matricks...

The link is working for me, here is a reupload though: http://ghost.crabdance.com/assets/files/ctf_2moons.map

EDIT: Sorry, misread something, please ignore this post

I'm sorry, but switching the server during a match (after a round) is not planned. It would be too much work for our small team to organize and control this. Also we'll be having 4 simultaneous games most of the time, but we only have a limited amount of servers in the respective country (e.g. only 2 in USA) which makes it impossible to reserve 2 servers for one match, because the second server might be needed for another match.

Before a match starts, you and your opponent will be asked which country you prefer the server you'll play on to be in. Then you'll be assigned to a server by our team (of course we'll take into account your preferences, but in case it is not possible to satisfy both players, our team will simply make a decision). The whole match needs to be played on that server.

Again, I apologize for any inconvenience this might cause you, but with a team this small, we do not have any other options.

tl;dr: It's probably not Teeworlds. If you want help, give us more detailed information about the error (errorcode etc.)

I have been using Teeworlds on different Windows versions (including 8.1 Pro 64 bit, 7 pro). I never encountered any of the Problems you mentioned. It really sounds very much like a driver, however if it is the really unlikely case, it's actually Teeworlds at fault here, we still can not help you in any way with the information you gave us. What we need in order to trace back, what is causing the blue screen, we need detailed information about the error codes. Every bit of information you see on your screen is helpful.

I really dubt memory adressing issues would throw you a blue screen. There are things like stack protector and that sort of stuff nowadays. Things like that would simply cause teeworlds to stop running. Something that throws you a blue screen is something, that really fucks up something deep in the kernel, which again makes me think it's not teeworlds causing your problems, because teeworlds does not mess with things like this at all.

Some maps that might be noteworthy:

• dm_ancient (by reaper and Xara=ghost)

• dmSnowfall (by Zatline)

I looked in the maps forum for 1on1 maps, and a big problem for me is, that the links/screenshots for a lot of old maps, which I think might be good for 1on1, are dead e.g. dm_winter1 (by Chi11y).

taken from the clang++ manpage:

-Fdirectory
    Add the specified directory to the search path for framework
    include files.

Note that on OS X 10.9 with Xcode 5 (which is the only version of Xcode running on OS X 10.9) calling gcc/g++ is actually calling clang/clang++.

EDIT: However, it seems that something strange is going on here. I just created a quick test application using SDL and when compiling it, it did not need to do the fix, I described here. This means, that when compiling teeworlds, something strange happens, don't know what it is though...

EDIT2: I am totally confused now, I can not reproduce the problem anymore... oO