Impulse commands
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by Sajt » Mon Aug 13, 2007 4:00 pm
Argh I didn't even pay attention to the impulse command. localcmd probably wouldn't have worked at all... And you're probably right about it only spawning one... Doh!
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by redrum » Mon Aug 13, 2007 8:26 pm
No luck 
It doesn't seem to be working. I tried both codes.
I can't even get a bot to spawn at all.
I edited world.qc, compiled, started the server, connected, typed serverinfo bot_num 2 at the console, restarted the server, nothing???
It doesn't seem to be working. I tried both codes.
I can't even get a bot to spawn at all.
I edited world.qc, compiled, started the server, connected, typed serverinfo bot_num 2 at the console, restarted the server, nothing???
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by FrikaC » Tue Aug 14, 2007 4:08 pm
Impulse is a client command, it will not work on the server.
To add bots on the server, just call BotConnect directly, the first parm is the template, and the second the desired skill level. 0 for template chooses a random one, like the impulse 100 command does.
To add bots on the server, just call BotConnect directly, the first parm is the template, and the second the desired skill level. 0 for template chooses a random one, like the impulse 100 command does.
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by Dr. Shadowborg » Fri Aug 17, 2007 5:33 pm
What FrikaC means, is something like this:
Where bot_num is how many bots should connect, team is what team they're on (can be 0 if no teamplay), whatbot being what bot it is (0 makes it random), and skill is obviously what skill level they're at. (use something like cvar to get the skill cvar)
Put that in somewhere in client.qc or maybe world.qc and it really should work.
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while(spawnnum < bot_num)
{
BotConnect(team, whatbot, skill);
spawnnum = spawnnum + 1;
}
Where bot_num is how many bots should connect, team is what team they're on (can be 0 if no teamplay), whatbot being what bot it is (0 makes it random), and skill is obviously what skill level they're at. (use something like cvar to get the skill cvar)
Put that in somewhere in client.qc or maybe world.qc and it really should work.
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by Dr. Shadowborg » Mon Aug 20, 2007 3:52 pm
redrum wrote:Still no luck
Error messages please.
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by Urre » Tue Aug 21, 2007 9:36 pm
There are tutorials on the very site your on. Also get hooked up with Coffee's tut's, those are some quality stuff. I can safely say that's where most of my coding skills originate from, along with a lot of help from friendly people. Also try the allmighty irc.
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