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Yeah you are not supposed to do that.

It’s not. It’s just a quirk in how the renderer handles PolyObjects. Been known about forever.

Did you edit or replace your models.dat file? Do the models of the vanilla characters work or are they 2D sprites too? Which models are you trying to use? What character are you trying to use?

Which mods do you have loaded? Try excluding one at a time until you narrow down which one is causing it.

Yes, that is a VPN. It could be the problem here.

Are you using a VPN or proxy, by any chance?

Could your friend send the log file mentioned in the error message here, please?

Okay, there's a few things that could be happening here. But first of all, hiding your IP address is pointless if you're hosting on the Master Server, as it will display your IP for all to see. Specifically, you are getting a "No Route to Host" error, which indicates something is wrong with...

With all due respect, the game has this.

The first thing I'll say is that Ring Racers doesn't require portforwarding, so it doesn't matter at all when it comes to problems with hosting vanilla. You can disregard it here. As you are on Windows, there is one potential solution. Go to Control Panel, then Windows Defender Firewall, then...

Go to Server Options, scroll down to the Master Server Address, and replace it with this: https://ipv4.ms.srb2.org/MS/0

I look forward to when you inevitably start more drama because you've built your place in the community around it and will be forgotten the moment you move on. You've contributed nothing to this community but drama and videos about drama. Grow up.

You will probably need to forgo using Kartmaker and instead manually compile and set up the character sprites in SLADE like with any vanilla SRB2 character mod.

While this would technically be possible, it would probably involve ripping out much of Maimy's code and redoing it from scratch to account for incompatibilities between versions. It would not be simple and you would need a deep understanding of what you were doing.

With all due respect, if you "don't know anything about sound modding," then you probably should not be attempting to answer a question about sound modding. In any case, make sure the filenames for each sound are exactly correct. If they aren't, they won't play in-game.

Sorry, but this isn’t true at all.

https://wiki.srb2.org/wiki/Custom_textures_tutorial_(SLADE)

Models aren't mods, and it'll depend on which model pack you're installing. A guide can be found here: https://wiki.srb2.org/wiki/Model#Adding_custom_models_to_SRB2

I can't speak for the current devs obviously, but for 20 years Sonic Team Jr.'s stance on making money off SRB2 was a firm "no, under any circumstance." Not just out of legal concerns, but on a moral stance too. They said they would refuse to be hired by Sega if offered. They don't think SRB2...

How would that support the devs, then?