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You write a notepad file that looks like this
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//Example bot personality
//Do not let this file exceed 131072 bytes.
//Do not let any group exceed 8192 bytes.
//Do not let the chat section exceed 8192 bytes.
//Some values are base values and changed by the in-game skill. The formula for reflex and accuracy
//is basevalue/skill. So if you give a base reflex of 500ms, a nightmare bot will have a reaction time of
//100ms. Other values, like turnspeed_combat (higher == faster), are multiplied by the skill number.
//Note also that depending on if the bot and the enemy are moving at the same time, the degrees the bot
//aims off by can be greater than the maximum accuracy value. So if the bot and its enemy are both flying
//through the air and accuracy is at 20, the bot could easily aim off by 25 degrees instead. That is,
//unless perfectaim is 1. In this case the bot will aim perfectly at all times (as the name indicates).
GeneralBotInfo
{
reflex 500
//base reflex value, time in ms it takes the bot to react
accuracy 10
//base accuracy, number of degrees bot can aim off by. Lower value == better aim.
turnspeed 0.01
//turn speed while navigating.. the higher it is, the faster.
turnspeed_combat 0.05
//turn speed while in a combat situation. Same as above.
maxturn 360
//make number of degrees that the bot can conceivably turn in a single frame.
perfectaim 0
//Set to 1 for perfect aiming.
chatability 1
//1 if the bot can chat, 0 if not.
chatfrequency 3
//Should be 0-10. 10 is talk every event, 1 is talk one out of 1 times (random).
hatelevel 3
//For the bot to "hate" an enemy, that enemy has to do undesireable things this many
//times in a row. For example, here if an enemy kills Kyle (who we are attached to)
//3 times, we will "hate" them and go after that enemy specifically, seeking revenge.
camper 1
//If 1, the bot can camp over desireable areas. If 0, the bot will not camp.
saberspecialist 1
//if 1, bot will not run just because it's forced to use a saber
//Force power settings. Read the strings below the numbers vertically to see what each number controls.
//don't exceed 20 force points total
forceinfo 20-1-333003000000000333
// hlspptglrpattdssss
// eepuueriarbeereaaa
// aveslliggosaaaebbb
// l ehlephetommi eee
// d t erhfn rrr
// n cbeo adt
// i t ar teh
// n lc tfr
// g e aeo
// cnw
// kd
//rank-side-heal.lev.speed.push.pull.tele.grip.lightning.rage. protect.absorb.teamheal.teamforce.drain.see.sabera ttack.saberdefend.saberthrow
//1==light side 2==dark side
}
//Weapons with a weight of 0 will be used in special cases outside of combat
//The higher the weapon weight, the more desireable the weapon will be to the bot.
BotWeaponWeights
{
WP_STUN_BATON 1
WP_SABER 20
WP_BRYAR_PISTOL 11
WP_DESERT_EAGLE 13
WP_BLASTER 12
WP_DISRUPTOR 13
WP_BOWCASTER 14
WP_REPEATER 15
WP_DEMP2 16
WP_FLECHETTE 17
WP_ROCKET_LAUNCHER 18
WP_THERMAL 14
WP_FLASHBANG 12
WP_TRIP_MINE 0
WP_DET_PACK 0
}
//This bot will protect and defend any other bots that have their name in this list.
//An attachment level of 1 means this will only matter in teamplay modes if the bot
//is on the same team. If the level is 2 the bots won't harm each other even on straight
//DM and will attempt to get revenge on anyone who harms their beloved one.
//There is a limit of 4 emotional attachments per bot.
//Be sure to seperate the name and attachment level by tab characters.
EmotionalAttachments
{
Kyle 2
}
//all groups below here will be read in as chat sections
//A rundown of each section:
//Died - This bot ("Example") was killed by another bot.
//Killed - This bot killed another bot.
//BelovedKilled - Another bot killed a bot that this bot is emotionally attached to.
//Hatred - Another bot exceeded the value set for "hatelevel" (above), so this bot has decided to go after them.
//KilledHatedOne - This bot went into "hate" mode, and managed to kill the bot it was angry at.
//KilledOnPurposeByLove - A bot that this bot is emotionally attached to is not emotionally attached to this
//bot, and this bot was killed by said bot.
//LovedOneKilledLovedOne - This bot is emotionally attached to more than one bot. However, those bots are not
//emotionally attached to each other, and one of them killed the other.
//GeneralGreetings - This bot just joined the game, and greets the other players.
//ResponseGreetings - This bot responds to a greeting from another bot joining the game.
//OrderAccepted - This bot accepts a team command from the player (note: team commands are disabled in the menu..)
BEGIN_CHAT_GROUPS
Died
{
I was killed by %s!
}
Killed
{
I killed %s!
}
BelovedKilled
{
No! %s killed Kyle!
}
Hatred
{
You have defiled me one too many times, %s. You will pay.
}
KilledHatedOne
{
Do not enrage me again, %s.
}
KilledOnPurposeByLove
{
%s.. I love you. Why do you betray me?
}
LovedOneKilledLovedOne
{
%s, please don't hurt %a!
}
GeneralGreetings
{
Hello.
Hello everyone.
}
ResponseGreetings
{
Hey %s.
Hi %s.
}
OrderAccepted
{
Yes sir.
Hai!
As you wish, %s.
Yes, %s.
}
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Save as *.jkb
Put in a botfiles folder in a pk3, then write another file like this:
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{
//In-game name of the bot (in this case, his name will just be "Example")
name "Example"
//In-game model of the bot (we're using the kyle model)
model kyle
//The bot's saber color. This can be within the same range of the player's color1 value.
//0 - red
//1 - orange
//2 - yellow
//3 - green
//4 - blue
//5 - purple
color1 0
//The actual personality file to use for this bot. We will use our example jkb file.
personality /botfiles/example.jkb
}
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Save as *.bot
Then put in scripts
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