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The command bot_mimic will let bots mimic your exact movements in game.
{{this is a|console variable|name=bot_mimic}} It will let bots mimic your exact movements in game.


Usage : bot_mimic [player_id]
Usage : bot_mimic [player_id]
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This command works in pair with bot_mimic_yaw_offset [yaw_offset].
This command works in pair with bot_mimic_yaw_offset [yaw_offset].


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bot_mimic is a console variable available in all Source Source games. It will let bots mimic your exact movements in game.

Usage : bot_mimic [player_id]

  • -2: hims will spin :D
  • -1: Will copy you, but you won't be able to move (except for your camera).
  • 0: Default, won't copy you.
  • 1: Will mimic your mouvements.
  • 2: hims will spin :D (if a bot identified with player_id 2 is present inside the lobby, otherwise, bots will remain static).

This command works in pair with bot_mimic_yaw_offset [yaw_offset].

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