Ned is most likely right. Avira (8.2.0.337) reports that the .rar file contains
W32/Hidrag.a, but Avira does get a fair number of likely false positives. However you could just use the source listing above, or just learn to create the files from notepad. Included below I have merged the info from 2 related files in
fritzbot/docs. Just copy it into notepad, read it, edit 4 of the last 6 lines as desired, and
Save As... to
fritzbot/bots in the form
<botname>.bot
(<botname> should be a unique filename of your choice)
Code:
//=========================================
// Example Bot
// Version 1.1
// By: Maleficus
// and TomTom
//
// This bot is provided for you as an
// example of how to add your own bot(s).
//
// After making your own bot file - copy it to the
// "bots" directory inside your "fritzbot" folder
//
// To add your bot to your game, in the console, just type
// /addbot <botname>
// where <botname> is the name of the .bot file you saved.
// If the file is named example.bot then...
// /addbot example
//=========================================
//
// References:
// Color codes -> see
// http://games.chruker.dk/enemy_territory/colors.php
// Wiki -> see
// http://wiki.bots-united.com/index.php/Fritzbot-ET_Bot_File_Format
//
// Format:
// // [optional comments]
// {
// funname text
// class 0..4
// weapon 0..11
// team 0..1
// }
//
// Codes:
// class ->
// 0 = Soldier, 1 = Medic, 2 = Engineer, 3 = Field Ops, 4 = Covert Ops
//
// weapon -> (must match class and team, else default weapon used)
// 0 = Mp40, 1 = thompson,
// 2 = sten, 3 = k43, 4 = silenced k43,
// 5 = Silenced Garand, 6 = FG42, 7 = Garand,
// 8 = mortar (useless),
// 9 = panzer, 10 = mobile mg42, 11 = flame
//
// team ->
// 0 = Axis, 1 = Allies
// <<<end of main comment
{
funname "^1Example ^5Bot" //
class 2 // Engineer
weapon 7 // Garand
team 1 // Allies
}