First run the server, so that client can connect. The server will try to use port 8080, but if it is already occupied, it will try use the next free higher one.
It also possible to build the project using Docker. Advantage is that you do not have to set up the environment. The current Dockerfile also uses older linux distribution to be backwards compatible with older systems. To build everything, build the Dockerfile at `docker/Dockerfile` with until target `builder`:
[2026-08-05 16:43:53.807] [info] Running on port: 8101
[2026-08-05 16:43:53.807] [info] ZoneClusterLink listening on port 8102
[2026-08-05 16:43:53.810] [info] Registered as zone 1 (-5000,-5000) (0,5000)
```
Note the `Running on port: 8101` as it reports on which port it is currently running. Use it when connecting the clients.
### Client
Run the `tw_client` for connecting to the game. It should open into a lobby, where you can input an address of the server. It should remember the last address used and you can make some favourites. This is useful for testing on multiple cloud instances for example.
### Mock Client
The `tw_mock_client` module is for stress testing the server. It simulates 300 connected clients and moves them randomly. All those simulated players are actual established connections, which means the bandwidth of the server will be accurate.