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Default bots won't go off server - 16-04-2008

Hy I've started LAN server and I made my own bots and I wonna to have only my bots on server. When I kick all bots they go off the server butTHEY COME BACK
and I can't put my own bots beucase these won't go away!!! !!!PLEASE HELP!!!

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Default Re: bots won't go off server - 17-04-2008

Try removing the /configs/mapname.bot file for each map that you are using on your server.

These files will be found within the FritzXXX.pk3 files that were installed with Fritzbot. A pk3 is simply a renamed .zip file and you can use any zip utility to do this.
  
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Default Re: bots won't go off server - 17-04-2008

In a LAN host add your custom bots when you are spectating before joining. That will override the configs\mapname.bots file. The mapname.bots file is loaded automatically when you join an empty game or when you leave the game to spectate making it empty.

To add your bots write a config (.cfg) file
Code:
addbot mybotname 
addbot mynextbotname
...
as described in the wiki , save it in \fritzbot directory and /exec it in the console before joining the match.

And remember if /sv_pure is one then all files including your .cfg have to be in pk3 files, so set /sv_pure 0 to make it easy for yourself.
  
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