Metmod successfully installed, but no dice on RealBot
 

Metamod 1.17 is good to go on Win 1.6 listen server when I check the console. When I type in "meta list" it says 0 plugins installed.

when i type in "realbot help" it doesnt recognize the command

Here's what I've done so far:

.../cstrike/addons/metamod/dll/plugins.ini [looks like this:]

win32 ../RealBot/dll/realbot_mm.dll

realbot_mm.dll is located in ...counter-strike/RealBot/dll

any thoughts?

Re: Metmod successfully installed, but no dice on RealBot
 

Is your plugins.ini here?
.......Counter-Strike\cstrike\addons\metamod\plugins.ini
not supposed to be in the metamod\dll folder

Re: Metmod successfully installed, but no dice on RealBot
 

Are you using the metamod.dll from the realbot site?

Re: Metmod successfully installed, but no dice on RealBot
 

If you plugins is in the right place try 3 .'s (...) instead, and see if that works.

Re: Metmod successfully installed, but no dice on RealBot
 

hmm... my INI file might be in the wrong place. Three (...) dots dont work either, tried that. I'm not actually at my computer, but I will check its placement. Thanks!

Metamod and all files are DLd from the RealBot site btw...

Re: Metmod successfully installed, but no dice on RealBot
 

I agree dead bwoy! I think it is the plugins.ini the problem since the other path are good. Move it there.

Re: Metmod successfully installed, but no dice on RealBot
 

I'm 100% sure it's the plugin.ini in the wrong folder.
If the path to realbot would be wrong you would get an error message about "bad file" and at least one plugin listed...

Re: Metmod successfully installed, but no dice on RealBot
 

MetaModX works with RB too

get it from http://www.amxmodx.org/downloads.php

Re: Metmod successfully installed, but no dice on RealBot
 

@KillerMe:
I have never heard of three periods (...)!?!?
I have heard of two!! (WIN: changes to one directory up from current)
Is 3 . for linux???

Re: Metmod successfully installed, but no dice on RealBot
 

No, there are never three dots in any path except if used as a placeholder...
But at a unix system three dots would make a valid folder name :P.