umm unknown command: rb_addbot

[poperrap]

i am doing this for the frist time and am far form an expert,

i have installed realbot to the counter-strike folder, and activated the script. i have meta 1.17.0. i also have the AI 1.0. so i enter my CS 1.5 and open the in game menu and try to add a bot and nothing happens, so i open up the in game console and i see

unknown command: rb_addbot

so i looked through the read files and try to see if there is anything that i missed. i tried other option like removing a bot and a similar unknow command comes up.
what do i need to do to fix this problem, or is there some that i over looked?:|

[SGt_pAIn]

Server or Lan? Which version of Realbot (WIP)? WIP 2065 on dedicated use (realbot add) older versions used (rbds_addbot). Lan not to familiar but readme or command.txt should show commands.

[poperrap]

for others in case they have the same problem. i am runnig a listening sever, i have real bot, AI 1.0, meta 1.17.0.

now my problem is the when i start a game real bot will load but my adminmod will not load now and i am not sure why.

C:\SIERRA\Counter-Strike\cstrike.exe +exec adminpass.cfg -game cstrike +localinfo mm_gamedll dlls/realbot.dll

help!

[Fiber_Optic]

It is not a realbot problem but a metamod one!
Go here: www.metamod.org (http://www.metamod.org)

But to load amx you have to add a line in your plugins.ini to load it... I think...
And don't forget to load this plugins.ini...

[SGt_pAIn]

What does your log file say?

[poperrap]

ok i have a stupid question, which log file and where might that be with standard install?

[SGt_pAIn]

Well I noticed you run a listenserver but I will give it a shot. Look under the cstrike folder and you should see a folder called logs. The log files are numbered
eg:L0109001 L=log 01=month 09=day 001=map. The L0109000 000=metafile log & 002=nextmap that day and so on. These logs are good for checking out your server and log parsing programs such as: phychostats. Statsme normally parses lots of info to this file. If that file has nothing there, in autoexec put: log on