Re: POD-bot back into shape.
I just got this error with PODbot on a linux server.
hlds_i686: bot.cpp:8084: void BotThink(bot_t *): Assertion `(pEdict->v.v_angle.x > -181.0) && (pEdict->v .v_angle.x < 181.0) && (pEdict->v.v_angle.y > -181.0) && (pEdict->v.v_angle.y < 181.0) && (pEdict->v.ang les.x > -181.0) && (pEdict->v.angles.x < 181.0) && (pEdict->v.angles.y > -181.0) && (pEdict->v.angles.y < 181.0) && (pEdict->v.ideal_yaw > -181.0) && (pEdict->v.ideal_yaw < 181.0) && (pEdict->v.idealpitch > -181.0) && (pEdict->v.idealpitch < 181.0)' failed. Any idea on a solution to this. Any help would be appreciated and nice work on the new version Pierre-Marie Baty. Cooley |
Re: POD-bot back into shape.
Dethpod is trying to put together a Linux bot to help debugging the bot. Once this will be done I'll have a quick look and fix all the Linux issues that have been mentioned. I can't devote much time to this bot as I already have mine to grow, hope you understand. :)
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Re: POD-bot back into shape.
Try YaPB, you can find it in the Off-Topic forum. It's a modified podbot and works very well at my linux server 8)
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Re: POD-bot back into shape.
Actually I redid the ClampAngle() functions in a nicer way
Code:
void UTIL_ClampAngle (float *fAngle) I updated the podbot DLL http://racc.bots-united.com/releases/podbot.zip uploading now |
Re: POD-bot back into shape.
Unfortunately I am still getting the same error, but thanks for working on it.
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Re: POD-bot back into shape.
Pisses me off. I've added this barbarian fix.
Code:
void UTIL_ClampAngle (float *fAngle) http://racc.bots-united.com/releases/podbot.zip still uploading as I write this. *edit* upload finished, go for it. |
Re: POD-bot back into shape.
Sorry still getting
hlds_i686: bot.cpp:8089: void BotThink(bot_t *): Assertion `(pEdict->v.v_angle.x > -181.0) && (pEdict->v.v_angle.x < 181.0) && (pEdict->v.v_angle.y > -181.0) && (pEdict->v.v_angle.y < 181.0) && (pEdict->v.angles.x > -181.0) && (pEdict->v.an gles.x < 181.0) && (pEdict->v.angles.y > -181.0) && (pEdict->v.angles.y < 181.0) && (pEdict->v.ideal_yaw > -181.0) && (pEdict->v.ideal_yaw < 181.0) && (pEdict->v.idealpitch > -181.0) && (pEdict->v.idealpitch < 181.0)' failed. Now when I try to kill the server with the exit command I get the following error: L 03/10/2004 - 12:17:56: "Make me Laugh<-1><><CT>" disconnected Dropped Make me Laugh from server Reason: Server shutting down L 03/10/2004 - 12:17:56: "Hemp Invader<-1><><TERRORIST>" triggered "Dropped_The_Bomb" ./hlds_run: line 423: 17448 Segmentation fault $HL_CMD Add "-debug" to the ./hlds_run command line to generate a debug.log to help with solving this problem Thanks for the continued work. Cooley |
Re: POD-bot back into shape.
heck, it's IMPOSSIBLE!!! ???:(
can you try this one ? http://racc.bots-united.com/podbot_mm_i386.so it won't work any better but it will help me locate the bug. |
Re: POD-bot back into shape.
Here is the new error
hlds_i686: bot.cpp:8088: void BotThink(bot_t *): Assertion `(pEdict->v.ideal_yaw > -181.0) && (pEdict->v.ideal_yaw < 181.0)' failed. ./hlds_run: line 423: 17605 Aborted $HL_CMD Add "-debug" to the ./hlds_run command line to generate a debug.log to help with solving this problem Could these error be related to other metamod plugins (just checking, no programing background). I am running adminmod 2.50.58-beta and StatsMe 2.8.0. Cooley |
Re: POD-bot back into shape.
I am running linux and i have no problem getting it up and running. The plugin that is.
[ 1] AMX, v0.9.7, Nov 28 2003, by OLO, see http://www.amxmod.net [ 2] FUN, v0.9.8, Nov 28 2003, by OLO, see http://www.amxmod.net [ 3] CS STATS, v0.9.7, Nov 28 2003, by OLO, see http://www.amxmod.net [ 4] WebMod, v0.47, 2003/05/19, by dJeyL, see http://djeyl.net/w [ 5] Vexd Util. Module, v0.2.0.7, Nov 28 2003, by Vexd, see No Website [ 6] POD-Bot, v2.5, 20/02/2004, by Count Floyd, Austin, Wei Mingzhi, Pierre-Marie Baty, see http://www.bots-unite That is my meta list. When i hit my podbotmenu key it says that it is an unknown command. any ideas -walten |
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