Teeworlds - development

question: is it allowed to re-implement and register a standard gametype if it behaved exactly like vanilla servers? like with another language or whatnot (edited)

no

08:12

from previous conversations even changing stuff like the logging output of your vanilla server is concidered as a modified version. Might be wrong, tho, as I might recall it incorrectly.

ok

08:57

i mean it doesn't hurt to just change mode name, just making sure

add a plus at the end and you are fine

09:08

maybe even an invisible whitespace x)

09:09

(yes, all whitespaces are invisible)

09:10

hacker man be like

@TsFreddie why not, teesharp server/libtw2 server exist

the question was more targeted at whether he can run those ports with the exact Vanilla Gametype names, what I highly doubt. (edited)

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TsFreddie

[teeworlds/teeworlds] Issue opened: #2841 Server Side Translation

We moved almost all server message to client side in 0.7, hence translated. But it would still be nice to allow hosters/mods to send multilingual broadcast / chat messages. May I propose to include client's language setting in Cl_StartInfo in 0.8.

did i open too many issues (edited)

@TsFreddie rules are a bit unclear about that: some say it must behave exactly like a vanilla server, some say it must be a binary built from vanilla source code

Do I need to close that issue and open a new one with better description. I think I made you all kinda confused. pepesweat

update issue?

I mean everybody went straight off the rail in the comments (kinda), editing the issue would make it more confusing for anyone come in later lol.

17:20

It probably doesn't matter. Probably just OCD

17:21

then reopen a new one and reference the closed one :D do whatever you like.

I think people can just read the thread. Less work for me anyway.

17:22

I'm just adding my 0 cents here hehe. Do whatever you like

Also I think if we do distribute languages file in server, then the server still needs clients language settings anyway, so it is still kinda relevant.

meh.