Re: question about features... -
27-01-2005
There are a lot of commands and options, so I suggest that you keep it simple to start with until you get familiar with how things work.
// Try these commands to start with.
// tell the server to put bots in the game when up to 2
// people are playing on the server.
// <maxplayers> = 2.
// All the bots are to be removed when there's
// <maxplayers> + 1 or more people in the game.
m_botmode botswhenxplayers 2
// Tell the server to auto balance the bots for
// the specified botmode. When there are 0 players
// the server will keep two bots in the game. When
// the server has between 1 and <maxplayers> in
// the game, the server will put 2 bots in the game.
m_autobalancebots on 2 2
// When you are ready to advance a little further, try
// these commands ...
// If you want bots to be on a particular team, use
m_switchbotteam < te | ct | any >
// You can keep humans off the bot team with
m_enforcebotteam < on | off >
// or you can keep humans on a team with
m_enforcehumanteam [on [ct|te|any] | off]
// note: see the manual for the details on above commands.
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