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Also, my bots are not working at all and I am using the latest source. I get command not recognized when I try #bot help |
I don't add customizations to the database and then try and get them out, I create the custom sql file manually, and at the same time as I add the changes to the database. Then after a database update I can just source in the custom sql and I'm back to where I was.
The bot issue can be several things. Are you using 1129 or the SVN version? With 1129 you need to add EQBOTS to the Zone pre-processor in Visual Studio, if SVN then the Configuation Manager has a separate bot setting you can choose for debug or release binaries. If you are compiling in linux, search the eqoffline thread for linux answers. |
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The release thread source doesn't need editing. It should work right away unless you try merging it in to an existing source tree. Verify the EQBOTS setting in the preprocesser options of the Zone section.
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Oh yeah, I'm using Debian Linux also.
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there's some linux instructions for adding bots to the compile in that 800+ post thread.
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I looked... linux stuff is on one of the last 3 pages depending on your settings for how many posts to view.
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These are mine, should work for you
/zone makefiles for both Linux and Windows I think the only ones that change (for Bots) are the /source/zone ones - or at least thats what I change. just copy them over and rename . |
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The bots are at a point now where you only need download from the SVN and play.
Windows executables are already pre-made and posted. And usually, who ever runs a Linux server will know how to arrange the makefiles. If someone will tell me this works, maybe I can come up with a script you can run before you compile so you can select 'bots' or 'no bots'. Or maybe someone else wants to do this, maybe place it in the SVN. I was thinking of a Linux and Windows version. |
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I think the logic is that, because not everyone is going to run bots (although they are quite awesome), it's better to use a preprocessor definition during compile than a rule, since it will decrease a lot of the required resources (memory/processor cycles) if you're not using it.
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