09 Jan 12, 07:17PM
1) Yes, you can play CTF in single player. But, since bots don't know how to play CTF, it'll be a very lonely game.
2) Bot addition commands:
addbot: 3 arguments
- Team ("CLA" or "RVSF")
- Skill ("best," "good," "medium," "worse," or "bad")
- Bot name (can have spaces!!! But sometimes this is bad!!!)
Example, in-game use:
[cubescript]
/addbot CLA best Frank
[/cubescript]
addnbot: 3 arguments
- Count
- Team
- Skill
Example, in-game use:
[cubescript]
/addnbot 6 RVSF medium
[/cubescript]
2) Bot addition commands:
addbot: 3 arguments
- Team ("CLA" or "RVSF")
- Skill ("best," "good," "medium," "worse," or "bad")
- Bot name (can have spaces!!! But sometimes this is bad!!!)
Example, in-game use:
[cubescript]
/addbot CLA best Frank
[/cubescript]
addnbot: 3 arguments
- Count
- Team
- Skill
Example, in-game use:
[cubescript]
/addnbot 6 RVSF medium
[/cubescript]
Frogulis Wrote:In CubeScript you don't put parentheses around a command's arguments except when showing precedence (I think).Parentheses instruct the engine to execute a command and its arguments right away. Square brackets are used to encapsulate several different things into a single argument. Quotes work like square brackets, except that they give you epilepsy if you try to nest them.
You can use square brackets [] for some things.