I started putting videos on you tube of Enemy Territory maps in 60 seconds.
The maps show the main objectives of the maps and I think it will make a nice refence to get a quick and dirty idea of what kind of obectives a map has and how it will play.
So far I have done 110 Factory, 1944 Cherbourg2, 1944 Beach, 1944 Huertgen and 1944 Overlord.
Check out all of the videos on YouTube.
Sunday, September 14, 2008
Saturday, September 6, 2008
How to install Omnibot on Jaymod
I am not sure when Onminbot 0.7 will work on Jaymod so I decided to give installing Omnibot 0.66 a go on my Jaymod 2.18 test server.
The first hurdle (for me) is that glibc is not installed in Ubuntu JeOS and initially I thought that I needed to install it from source - fortunatley I found that I could just do this instead:
sudo aptitude install glibc-source
Then I downloaded Omnibot 0.66 and extracted it and then copied the Omnibot and Omni-bot folders to the enemy-territory folder on my server.
Now that the Onmibot files are in place I needed to tell Jaymod where to find them - so I opened up server.cfg in the Jaymod folder and added the following (just change the path to your own Enemy Territory installation path):
set omnibot_path = "/home/etserver/enemy-territory/omni-bot/"
I found that there were still a couple of things that I needed to do to actually get Omnibot to work and to get some bots to play against ... the first was because Omnibot produced an error when I ran the server:
OMNIBOT: load '/home/etserver/enemy-territory/omni-bot/omnibot_et.so': failure: libstdc++.s o.5: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
A quick google and I found how to install libstdc++.s o.5:
sudo apt-get install libstdc++5
Great, so I ran the server again and Omibot loaded but there were no bots ... so I made some changes to /home/etserver/enemy-territory/omni-bot/et/scripts/et_autoexec.gm. This is where you can change your bot settings and I just un-commented the following two lines to quickly get some bots up and running:
// Set minbots/maxbots on map start
MinBots(2);
MaxBots(4);
Visit the Omnibot site for more information about Omnibot!
The first hurdle (for me) is that glibc is not installed in Ubuntu JeOS and initially I thought that I needed to install it from source - fortunatley I found that I could just do this instead:
sudo aptitude install glibc-source
Then I downloaded Omnibot 0.66 and extracted it and then copied the Omnibot and Omni-bot folders to the enemy-territory folder on my server.
Now that the Onmibot files are in place I needed to tell Jaymod where to find them - so I opened up server.cfg in the Jaymod folder and added the following (just change the path to your own Enemy Territory installation path):
set omnibot_path = "/home/etserver/enemy-territory/omni-bot/"
I found that there were still a couple of things that I needed to do to actually get Omnibot to work and to get some bots to play against ... the first was because Omnibot produced an error when I ran the server:
OMNIBOT: load '/home/etserver/enemy-territory/omni-bot/omnibot_et.so': failure: libstdc++.s o.5: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
A quick google and I found how to install libstdc++.s o.5:
sudo apt-get install libstdc++5
Great, so I ran the server again and Omibot loaded but there were no bots ... so I made some changes to /home/etserver/enemy-territory/omni-bot/et/scripts/et_autoexec.gm. This is where you can change your bot settings and I just un-commented the following two lines to quickly get some bots up and running:
// Set minbots/maxbots on map start
MinBots(2);
MaxBots(4);
Visit the Omnibot site for more information about Omnibot!
Labels:
Enemy Territory,
glibc,
Jaymod,
JeOS,
libstdc++.s o.5,
Omnibot,
Virtual Machine,
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