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[ How to use commands ]

1. Press the ` key on your keyboard, to the left of the 1 key (https://i.imgur.com/7pAqBUw.png) .

2. In the Console window that appears, type a command into the text box.

If you are adding arguments, do not type < or >.
For example, to set bot_allow_grenades <0,1> to 0, you would enter
bot_allow_grenades 0 or bot_allow_grenades “0”
but not bot_allow_grenades <0>

3. Click Submit or press Enter on your keyboard.

Example valid command input: bot_kill
Example valid command input: bot_allow_rogues 1
Example valid command input: bot_allow_rogues "1"
Example invalid command input: bot_allow_rogues"1"
Example invalid command input: bot_allow_rogues1
Example invalid command input: bot_allow_rogues <0>
Example invalid command input: bot_allow_rogues <0,1>


Alternatively, you can also use the command menu to access the commands listed here.

Press H on your keyboard once to open the command menu. It will appear on the left of your screen.

Then, hover your mouse over the menus to expand the sub-menus. Once you have reached your desired option, left-click once to trigger it.

Ensure you keep your cursor within the menu. Otherwise, the expanded sub-menus will automatically retract (just like a normal context menu).

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[ Bot Control ]

bot_add
bot_add_t
bot_add_ct
Adds a bot to the game.
"bot_add" on its own will add a bot to the team specified by the "bot_join_team" command.
"bot_add_t" and "bot_add_ct" adds a bot to the Terrorist or Counter-Terrorist teams respectively.


bot_allow_grenades <0,1>
bot_allow_machine_guns <0,1>
bot_allow_pistols <0,1>
bot_allow_rifles <0,1>
bot_allow_shield <0,1>
bot_allow_shotguns <0,1>
bot_allow_snipers <0,1>
bot_allow_sub_machine_guns <0,1>
Specifies whether bots can or cannot buy or use weapons within the specified weapon group.
0 = Bots cannot buy or use the given category of weapon.
1 = Bots can buy or use the given category of weapon (default for all except shields).


bot_allow_rogues <0,1>
Specifies whether bots may occasionally "go rogue."
Rogue bots just "run and gun" and will respond to all radio commands with "Negative."
0 = Bots will never "go rogue" (default).
1 = Bots may occasionally "go rogue."


bot_all_weapons <0,1>
bot_knives_only <0,1>
bot_pistols_only <0,1>
bot_snipers_only <0,1>
Shortcuts that set the bot_allow_* commands to reflect the restriction state of the specified weapon group.
0 = Don't restrict bots to only using the specified weapon group (default).
1 = Restrict bots to only using the specified weapon group.


bot_auto_vacate <0,1>
Specifies whether bots will leave the game to allow human players to join if there are no available player slots in the game (i.e., the server is full).
0 - If a player attempts to join the game and no player slots are available, bots will not leave the game to allow space for human players to join.
1 - If a player attempts to join the game and no player slots are available, bots will leave the game to allow human players to join (default).


bot_chatter <"off","minimal","standard","normal">
Specifies which set of rules bots will adhere to when using the radio.
off = Bots will not use the radio.
minimal = Bots will use the radio minimally.
standard = Bots will only report standard radio callouts.
normal = Bots will use the radio normally (default).


bot_defer_to_human <0,1>
Specifies whether bots may perform objectives (e.g., defusing the bomb) if a human player is present in the game.
0 - Bots may perform objectives if a human player is present in the game (default).
1 - Bots will not perform objectives if a human player is present in the game.


bot_difficulty <0-3>
Specifies the difficulty of all newly created bots (existing bots will retain the difficulty setting they were created with).
0 = Easy.
1 = Normal (default).
2 = Hard.
3 = Expert.
Difficulty values above 3 will be reset to 3.


bot_join_after_player <0,1>
Specifies whether bots must wait to join the game until at least one human player has joined.
0 = Bots do not wait to join the game until at least one human player has joined.
1 = Bots will wait to join the game until at least one human player has joined (default).


bot_join_team <ct, t, any>
Specifies which team the bots will join.
ct = Counter-Terrorist.
t = Terrorist.
any = Any team (selected randomly, default).


bot_kick <name, "all">
Kicks the specified bot(s) present in the game.
Takes either the name of a single bot to kill or the keyword "all" (excluding quotes) - kicking all bots present in the game.
Executing the command with no arguments (on its own) will kick all bots present in the game.


bot_kill <name, "all">
Kills the specified bot(s) present in the game.
Takes either the name of a single bot to kill or the keyword "all" (excluding quotes) - killing all bots present in the game.
Executing the command with no arguments (on its own) will kill all bots present in the game.


bot_prefix <string>
Prefixes the given string to the usernames of all bots subsequently added to the game. This is useful for giving bots "clan tags."


bot_quota <minimum number of bots>
Specifies the minimum number of bots that must be present in the game (integer value).
Setting this command to a non-zero value will cause the given number of bots to be maintained in the game.
If a bot is kicked, a new bot will be added to maintain the quota. To disable the quota, set it to zero.


bot_quota_match <ratio>
Specifies the ratio of the number of bots per human player (i.e., number of bots = number of human players * bot quota match ratio).
As human players join or leave the server, the number of bots in the game will be adjusted accordingly.
This command is only available in Counter-Strike: Condition Zero, not Counter-Strike 1.6.
NOTE: that this command overrides the "bot_quota" command.


bot_stop <0,1>
Specifies whether bots may move or respond or not.
0 = Bots can move and respond (default).
1 = Bots stop moving and responding.


bot_walk <0,1>
Specifies whether bots can only walk or not.
0 = Bots are not restricted to wa