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Dedicated server help
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Default Dedicated server help - 07-05-2004

Ok first I want to tell you that I really do not understand the diffrence between the two bot versions. Ok now on to the server
I have a dedicated server which is installed c:\hlserver\

First I installed metamod by:
Installing the dll file to
C:\HLServer\cstrike\cstrike\addons\metamod\dlls
then
changed the liblist file in
C:\HLServer\cstrike\cstrike\
as stated on the metamod site.
After that I created plugins.ini in:

C:\HLServer\cstrike\cstrike\addons\metamod
and added the row
win32 C:\HLServer\cstrike\cstrike\realbot\dll\realbot_mm .dll RealBot

Installed the
Realbot : Artificial Intelligence (Win32, EXE)1.0
to c:\hlserver\realbot
After that I do not know what to do. Please give me a hand and thanks for reading. I read If you want to play with RealBot on CS 1.6 you need to install the latest WIP files (along with metamod, etc).

On the site but dunno.
  
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Re: Dedicated server help
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Default Re: Dedicated server help - 07-05-2004

Ok I fixed it now. But a question, does the botthingy "learn" now when I play, so it knows where to go and such?

it sais build 3005 is it the correct version then? The "advanced" one?

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