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General Bot Coding See what a pain it is to get those little mechs shooting around
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16-08-2005
Where do bots get their info for targetting and such? I've briefly looked through some source code for Yapb bot and it seems like the variables are getting thier information from no where. I have mid level java skills and this is my first real experience in C++, but i understand inheritence and stuff, so does CS have gets and sets or something?
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16-08-2005
The bots get the needed information from the HL engine. Read the botman readme and download the HL SDK.
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