Currently it is impossible to verify if you use an unmodifyed DDNet-Client.

For tournaments there are basically two separate things to be done: 1. Doing community stuff which includes finding a good map and informing everyone about the tourney. This is something nearly everyone with acceptable englishskills could do. 2. The technical part: This is where things get complicat...

Application Support is for mac. If you are on windows you can execute config_directory.bat which should be located in your ddnetfolder. You can also execute this with the command prompt: @start explorer %APPDATA%\Teeworlds

This is then the location where you can put your skins folder for example.

You could try to play around with iptables (https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo).

You can turn off eyewheel with cl_eye_wheel 0. Btw I do not see the problem with not being able to see the backround as you normally do not open the emoteselector that long :p.

These binaries are for Linux only.
First you need to unzip the file of course then run the server with ./DDNet-Server_sql

Here you are (I am not going to compile stuff for others again as if everyone starts asking me I have no time for any other things), you may see this as your christmas present: DDNet-Server_sql.zip Keep in mind that you have to set up your sql-server to make this work, preferably mariadb: https://do...

For compiling you have to invoke bam like this: bam server_sql_release. What you did was probably: bam release.

use: bam server_sql_release

On mac os x you can use macports to install the additional libraries. For windows: Well no idea if this is going to work with sql, not sure if this was ever done.

The official guide for compiling teeworlds might help you: https://www.teeworlds.com/?page=docs&wi ... everything