don't force an obstruction if your speed is low - try to jump and take a break don't be an ass on a Mover(Base) - just wait it to stop - yeah simple and doable the tweak for jumping from an horizontal lift too early without special crapping (ooops mapping) - else if lift is moving on Z you can even jump from it if you can figure a closer LiftExit guarding water zones - always check for physics swimming However, I'll quote a few default needs that can be added in whatever "Bot_Mutator" or Actor from map - injected or mapped: To summarize you don't need a super duper intelligent Bot, intelligence can be called when it's needed without to force engine permanently.
If you don't like MBot's habits don't use this class, because I will use them as a permanent stuff as long as they are exactly what I need, of course I still have to put something here and there, but that's not a critical priority, perhaps I will not add other things, but patch modules for maps have their advantages - truly doable nowadays. I got tired of crapped maps where default Bot was ALWAYS trying to get "Reachable items" but falling almost to death. MBot in roaming is not always interested about nearby inventory, if has a goal will head to that goal unless something is pushing it as "freelancer".
Needless to say, though, TDM is much more like a team game with MBots on my team. OjitroC wrote:The MBots will stick with me regardless and it can be difficult sometimes to get them to pick some stuff, even health when they need it. (FerBotz and XBots are therefore not going to be in this list!) Subclassing is OK, as long as it is easy and intuitive to add the bots. And that's when I realized the community must have already created bots that can perform an even wider array of actions and navigational possibilities than before (come on, it's already 2018!), which should include dynamic stuff like my jump pads!Īre there any mods that enhance the AI of the bot and give it more navigational freedom, without fully replacing it? So I thought to myself, "what if, instead of bringing the existing bot to the jump pad, we had a bot that could use these?". However, they do go after Inventory items, which create InventorySpots on the fly as well. I've recently made a simple Translocator subclass/modification that could create "jump pads" on the fly with swJumpPads, and I've noticed bots won't use them to reach their destination, unless they're pushed to them.
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