FAQ

 

 
Main 
1: Setting up for JRF creation
2: Making the route (and how to make them work)
3: Harder stuff (Like getting the bot to duck-jump)
4: Testing (and troubleshooting)


HOW?? By...

Do I bring down the console? Press the console key (usually the one with ` ¬ and ¦ on it). If this does not work, find the shortcut that you use to run half-life, then right click it, go to 'properties', and in the box that labeled 'target', add (without quotes) ' -console'. Then 'Apply', 'OK', and now when you use that shortcut, the console should work.

Do I change things (cvars) in the Console? Bring down the console then type in the cvar that you want to change, for example 'wp_autoplace', and press enter. This will then tell you what the setting is currently set to. After you have discovered this, you change it by doing the same thing again, but this time add what you want the cvar to be set to, for example 'wp_autoplace 0'. (note: you do not have to check what the cvar is set to before changing it)

Do I bind keys? Bring down the console, and then type (without the first and last quotes) 'bind "<key>" "<command>"', and press enter. So if you wanted to bind 'm' to 'makewp', you would enter: bind "w" "makewp".

Do I set things in the config file? Go to your Half-Life directory, then open the folder called 'Jumbot'. In this folder, there should be a file called 'jumbot.cfg'. Hold down shift and right-click on this, then choose 'open with' and select notepad from the list (you may like to check 'always use this program to open this file'). The file contains a list of all the Jumbot cvars, and by changing the value next to the cvars and saving the file, you will change the default value. So if you wanted to make it so that 'wp_autoplace' was off by default, you would find this cvar in the file, and change the value next to it to a '0', and then save.

If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions relating to this guide, post them on the forum or email me.

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