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'''CajunBot''' is a [[multiplayer]] [[bot]] written for [[Doom Legacy]] and [[ZDoom]] [[source port]]s by [[Martin Collberg(Yoghurt)|Martin Collberg]], who also created [[DoomWars]], a Doom Legacy source modification. It features [[cooperative]] and [[deathmatch]] support, and its bots are configurable with the included bots.cfg file. | '''CajunBot''' is a [[multiplayer]] [[bot]] written for [[Doom Legacy]] and [[ZDoom]] [[source port]]s by [[Martin Collberg(Yoghurt)|Martin Collberg]], who also created [[DoomWars]], a Doom Legacy source modification. It features [[cooperative]] and [[deathmatch]] support, and its bots are configurable with the included bots.cfg file. | ||
| − | The example bots.cfg in some versions of the bot included the names of famous(and infamous) deathmatchers of the day, including [[Dimitris Theofilopoulos (XoLeRaS)|XoLeRaS]]. | + | The example bots.cfg in some versions of the bot included the names of famous (and infamous) deathmatchers of the day, including [[Dimitris Theofilopoulos (XoLeRaS)|XoLeRaS]]. |
Recently, the code for the bots has been revived and revised to work in ZDoom, as they had been broken for almost a decade. | Recently, the code for the bots has been revived and revised to work in ZDoom, as they had been broken for almost a decade. | ||
[[Category:New features]] | [[Category:New features]] | ||
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CajunBot is a multiplayer bot written for Doom Legacy and ZDoom source ports by Martin Collberg, who also created DoomWars, a Doom Legacy source modification. It features cooperative and deathmatch support, and its bots are configurable with the included bots.cfg file.
The example bots.cfg in some versions of the bot included the names of famous (and infamous) deathmatchers of the day, including XoLeRaS.
Recently, the code for the bots has been revived and revised to work in ZDoom, as they had been broken for almost a decade.
