If you have both CS 1.6 and CS: Condition Zero on Steam then it's as easy as starting up the map in Condition Zero and using the bots in game. If you're not sure if all of your spawn points are safe you can load up the map with bots and test it out. It's imperative that the entities are not intersecting geometry in anyway. Give them a little space, about 32 units on either side and about 8 units off the floor. Make sure they are not too close together or they will spawn frag each other. Even if a map is designed for less people, server operators tend to avoid maps with less spawns than their number of player slots because the map could be started with a small number but people could join later and end up stuck in spectator until the map ends or spots open up. It is up to you how many you want to use, but 32 is the max number the game can handle, and with the limited number of active servers at this stage in the life of Counter-Strike, you're ensuring that every server can safely have the map in their rotation. It is a good idea to place about 16 of each type of info_player_ entity in your map for a total of 32 spawns. If you only put the info_player_start in the map, then no-one else will be able to join the map. At least one info_player_deathmatch : The Terrorist (T) spawn point.At least one info_player_start: The Counter Terrorist (CT) spawn point.There are two things that must be in a Counter-Strike map:
I know you're thinking, "Half-Life? But I want to map for Counter-Strike!" sure, but the basics are the same and the idea behind this tutorial is to show you the differences.
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However, it does not applies to Counter-Strike: Condition Zero - Deleted Scenes (the "singleplayer campaign/missions game").īefore we start, make sure you have familiarised yourself with the In the Beginning series of tutorials. This tutorial also applies to Counter-Strike: Condition Zero.
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