That's a really good work for a very first map! :thumbup: We played a game on my server for about 45min… I like how the small corridors next to human and alien base have an impact on gameplay, and I appreciate the minded placement of some corners and other niches to build outposts and defenses. :bsu...

Ah, it looks like there is a leak. This happens when there is a hole in your map, or a wall is using a non-solid texture. In NetRadiant, from the “File” menu, select “Pointfile”, this would load the .lin file and show you a kind of line you will follow, it will show you what path the map compiler us...

and so if I do: map:release, will he make me a map with the "right number" of FPS? Yes, here is a rebuild of the 1.1 version you posted on chat: https://dl.illwieckz.net/b/unvanquished/pkg/map-eggs-master_1.1%2Brepack.dpk You'll see the performance is OK. I used the “Map: Release” option....

> my map have only 60fps That's because you likely used map build options only meant for prototyping. In the NetRadiant build menu, select the entry “Map: Release”, it will produce an optimized map and proper lighting. This will take some time . That's because producing a release build can take some...

> and with the information about pNaCl being still maintained, Well, we still don't know how to build it, neither we don't know how to find newer builds. So maintained or not, the result is like not maintained. I've looked at some Google repositories, like this one: https://chromium.googlesource.com...

If the web server list properly lists the server name and the amount of players and things like that, you don't need to open more ports, everything already works correctly. On your screenshot, the server is properly listed on web server list, it means your server is properly configured and you have ...

If the web server list properly fetches the server name and player list, I assume the port is properly opened. If you're hosting the server on your own network and run the client on your own same network, you may not be able to connect to the server using the public IP address. While others would co...