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As an alternative to using {{ent|ent_create}} for spawning instances of simple_bot, the [[cheat]] command <code>'''simple_bot_add'''</code> will instantly create the entity wherever your crosshair aims at. | As an alternative to using {{ent|ent_create}} for spawning instances of simple_bot, the [[cheat]] command <code>'''simple_bot_add'''</code> will instantly create the entity wherever your crosshair aims at. | ||
{{bug|Using <code>simple_bot_add</code> will crash the game immediately in {{tf2|4}}. Use <code>ent_create simple_bot</code> instead.}} | {{bug*|Using <code>simple_bot_add</code> will crash the game immediately in {{tf2|4}}. Use <code>ent_create simple_bot</code> instead.}} | ||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
Revision as of 17:03, 16 September 2024
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simple_bot is an entity available in 
Counter-Strike: Source, Team Fortress 2, 
Dota 2, and 
Black Mesa.
It is a very rudimentary example of a NextBot entity, displaying the bare minimum required for the AI system to function.
This entity uses the model of a female Citizen - with no animations associated with it - and is unable to be damaged or killed. If the map has a .nav file, the entity will move to random areas when possible.
As an alternative to using ent_create for spawning instances of simple_bot, the cheat command simple_bot_add will instantly create the entity wherever your crosshair aims at.
Bug*:Using simple_bot_add will crash the game immediately in Team Fortress 2. Use ent_create simple_bot instead.