A unique Id for this inventory item, assigned by the game. Unique, but based on a string describing the item type.

A string representing type (inventory type) of the object.

We get this item if we pick up this pickup class in the map.

If the item is a weapon, contains information whether this weapon is good for sniping.

If the item is a weapon, contains information whether this weapon is a melee weapon.

If the item is a weapon, contains information how much primary ammo the weapon initial has.

If the item is a weapon, contains information how much primary ammo the weapon may have.

If the item is a weapon, contains information how much secondary ammo the weapon initial has.

If the item is a weapon, contains information how much secondary ammo the weapon may have.

Amount of adrenaline gained.

Game time when this message was send.

An Id for this ray (should be unique), assigned by the user when adding ray.

Location from which the ray is emitted.

Location to which the ray is sent.

True if it is a fast trace, false if not (fast trace is a bit faster version of UT2004 ray trace - but provides us with less information - just true/false if we hit something on the way or not).

If we should correct ray directions accoring floor normal. Note: Has issue - we can't set set rays up or down when correction is active.

True if it hit something, false if not.

Vector with normal of the plane we have hit (not sent if FastTrace is True).

Vector with location of the collision (not sent if FastTrace is True).

If we traced also actors with this ray (actors – moving things in a game – bots, players, monsters, pickup …) (only if NOT using FastTrace)

Id of the actor we have hit. (Sent if FastTrace is False and TraceActors is True).

Timestamp form the GameBots.

An unique Id for this bomb, assigned by the game.

Current velocity of the bomb. TODO not sure if this actually does smthing

An absolute location of the bomb (Sent if we can actually see the flag).

Id of player/bot holding the bomb. (Sent if we can actually see the bomb and the bomb is being carried, or if the bomb is being carried by us).

The team of the current holder (if any).

True if the bot can see the bomb.

Represents the state the bomb is in. Can be "Held", "Dropped" or "Home".

Amount of damage taken.

A string describing what kind of damage.

Name of the weapon that caused this damage. Not sent right now.

If this damage is causing our bot to burn. TODO

If this damage was caused by world - falling into lava, or falling down.

If the damage is direct. TODO

If this damage was caused by bullet.

If this damage was caused by vehicle running over us.

Id of the player who is damaging the bot, filled only if instigator is in the field of view of the bot.

Unique Id of player that killed our bot if any (may have walked off a ledge).

A string describing what kind of damage killed the bot.

String describing this type of death.

Name of the weapon that caused this damage.

If this damage is causing our bot to burn. TODO

If this damage was caused by world - falling into lava, or falling down.

If the damage is direct. TODO

If this damage was caused by bullet.

If this damage was caused by vehicle running over us.

Unique Id of the actor we have bumped to (actors include other players or bots and other physical objects that can block your path).

Location of thing you've rammed into.

Unique Id of new weapon, based on the inventory weapon's name (this is different from the Id of the weapon that can be picked up in the map).

Holding current primary ammo of the new weapon.

Holding current secondary ammo of the new weapon.

A string representing the type of the weapon.

Holds the class name of the desired adrenaline combo (can be xGame.ComboBerserk, xGame.ComboDefensive, xGame.ComboInvis or xGame.ComboSpeed).

Id of this config message. This Id is generated from BotId, string "_CONFCH" is added at the end.

Unique Id of the bot.

True if we have to spawn the bot manually after each death

True if the bot is using auto ray tracing (is provided with synchronous ATR messages). See ATR messages for more details.

The bot's name.

Bots default speed will be multiplied by this number. Ranges from 0.1 to 2 (default, can be set in ini in [GameBots2004.RemoteBot] MaxSpeed).

Bot rotation rate. Default rotation rate is: (Pitch=3072,Yaw=60000,Roll=2048) and may be configured in ini file in [GameBots2004.RemoteBot] DefaultRotationRate. (pitch - up/down, yaw - left/right, roll - equivalent of doing a cartwheel)

If bot is invulnerable (cannot die) or not.

The delay between two synchronous batches (can range from 0.1 to 2 seconds).

If some additional debug information will be shown in the UT2004 server console window.

If true an actor visualizing the location the bot is actually looking at will appear in the game.

if the GB should draw lines representing the auto ray traces of the bot (for more information see ATR message).

It informs if sending of all GB synchronous messages is enabled or disabled.

It enables/disables automatic pickup of the bot. If true the items can be picked up through PICK command.

Name of current BDI action.

Time, when the message was sent - intern UT time.

Id of the vehicle entered.

Type of the vehicle entered. What kind of turret or car.

Location of the vehicle.

If we have successfully used the factory.

If success is false, the reason why we couldn't use a factory will be here.

Flag for falling, if true, then the bot is already falling.

Current location of the bot.

An Id matching the one sent by client. Allows bot to match answer with right query.

Location from which the ray is emitted.

Location to which the ray is sent.

True if it hit something, false if not.

An unique Id for this flag, assigned by the game.

An absolute location of the flag (Sent if we can actually see the flag).

Id of player/bot holding the flag. (Sent if we can actually see the flag and the flag is being carried, or if the flag is being carried by us).

The owner team of this flag.

True if the bot can see the flag.

Represents the state the flag is in. Can be "Held", "Dropped" or "Home" (note that the first letter does not have to be in upper case!).

What you are playing (BotDeathMatch, BotTeamGame, BotCTFGame,BotDoubleDomination).

Name of map in game.

If true respawned weapons will stay on the ground after picked up (but bot cannot pickup same weapon twice).

Maximum time game will last (if tied at end may goe to "sudden death overtime" - depends on the game type).

Number of kills needed to win game (BotDeathMatch only).

Number of points a team needs to win the game (BotTeamGame, BotCTFGame, BotDoubleDomination).

Max number of teams. Valid team range will be 0 to (MaxTeams - 1) (BotTeamGame, BotCTFGame, BotDoubleDomination). Usually there will be two teams - 0 and 1.

Max number of players per side (BotTeamGame, BotCTFGame, BotDoubleDomination).

Location of the base spawning the red flag (team 0) (BotCTFGame).

Location of the base spawning the blue flag (team 1) (BotCTFGame).

Location of the first dom point (BotDoubleDomination).

Location of the second dom point (BotDoubleDomination).

If the game is paused - nobody can move.

If the game is paused just for bots - human controlled players can normally move.

Sent only in BotScenario game type. Location of the factory.

Sent only in BotScenario game type. Radius of the factory.

Sent only in BotScenario game type. Location of the goal point where UDamagePack should be taken.

Sent only in BotScenario game type. Radius of the disperser point.

Sent only in BotScenario game type. How much adrenaline we need to activate the factory.

Sent only in BotScenario game type. Pickup class our factory spawns when used properly. Item will be spawned at the bot's location.

Game restart sequence has been started.

Game restart has been finished.

Unique UnrealId of the sender.

Human readable name of the sender.

A human readable message sent by another player in the game on the global channel.

Unique ID of actor making the noise - may be other player or some other object in the game.

What class this actor is - item, projectile, player...

How should bot rotate if it would like to be in the direction of the "noisy" actor.

How far the noise source is.

Unique Id of an object picked up.

Class of the picked up actor.

How should bot rotate if it would like to be in the direction of the pickuped actor

How far the noise source is.

If it is true, connection will be terminated afterwards.

Unique Id of the projectile.

Estimated time till impact.

Which direction projectile is heading to -> orientation vector.

Current location of the projectile.

Current velocity vector of the projectile.

Current speed of the projectile.

Possition of the origin, when combined with direction can define the line of fire.

If the projectile has splash damage, how big it is – in ut units.

The class of the projectile (so you know what is flying against you).

The class of the projectile (so you know what is flying against you).

A unique unreal Id of the new bot.

Bot will always start with this health amount (usually 100).

Full health of the bot (usually 100).

Maximum health of the bot (default 199).

Amount of adrenaline at the start. Usually 0.

Maxium amount of the adrenaline. Usually 100 (this can trigger the combos).

Starting strength of the bot armor (usually 0).

Maximum strength of the bot armor (usually 150).

Maximum amount of succesing jumps. Currently limited to double jump in GB.

Damage scaling for this bot. (he will deal reduced damage depending on the setting).

Groundspeed of the bot (on the ground). Default 440.

Waterspeed of the bot (in the water).

AirSpeed of the bot (in the air).

Ladderspeed of the bot (on the ladder).

Accelartion rate of this bot. How fast he accelerates.

Bot Jump's Z boost.

Not used in GB.

Max fall speed of the bot.

Dodge speed factor.

Dodge jump Z boost of the bot.

How well can be the bot controlled in the air (ranges from 0 to 1).

Unique Id of the item. This Id represents just item on the map, not in our inventory.

Id of the navpoint where the item is laying. If null - the item was dropped by the bot or another player.

If the item is in the field of view of the bot.

Location of the item.

If this item is some ammo or health pack, here we can find out how much of the attribute this item will add.

Class of the item (e.g. xWeapons.FlakCannonPickup).

Whether it is regular item or one dropped by some bot (usually during dying). Items that are not dropped usually respawns itself (depends on the game settings) while those that are dropped may be taken only once.

By this class the item is represented in inventory. This is inventory type class.

By this class the item is represented in the map. This is pickup type class.

Category of the item. Can be "Weapon", "Adrenaline", "Ammo", "Armor", "Shield", "Health" or "Other".

For Weapon. True if the weapon is melee weapon (close range).

For Weapon. True if the weapon is sniping weapon (long range).

For Weapon. True if the weapon uses two separate ammos for primary and secondary firing mode.

For Weapon, primary firing mode. Type of the firing mode. If none, the weapon does not have this fireing mode.

For Weapon, primary firing mode. If this mode does splash damage.

For Weapon, primary firing mode. If the splash damage of this firing mode can be used for increasing jump height.

For Weapon, primary firing mode. If the engine recommends to use this splash damage. TODO

For Weapon, primary firing mode. If the this mode is tossing something (projectile) out.

For Weapon, primary firing mode. If this mode can lead the target. TODO

For Weapon, primary firing mode. If this mode does instant hits - weapon hits instantly - no flying time for bullets.

For Weapon, primary firing mode. If to fire this mode you need to press shooting button (start shooting) and then release it (stop shooting). Usually for charging weapons.

For Weapon, primary firing mode. If to fire this mode you need to stop pressing shooting button between two shots to shoot. You will fire once when pressing the button, then you need to press it again to fire again.

For Weapon, primary firing mode. If this firing mode cannot be used at the same time with other firing mode of the weapon.

For Weapon, primary firing mode. Fire rate in seconds. How fast the weapon fires if we are firing continuosly.

For Weapon, primary firing mode. Refire rate for bots in seconds. When we stop firing how long does it take to resume firing again.

For Weapon, primary firing mode. Needed amount of ammo to fire this weapon mode once.

For Weapon, primary firing mode. If the weapon mode has clips, their size. TODO

For Weapon, primary firing mode. Aiming error of the weapon. 0 none, 1000 quite a bit.

For Weapon, primary firing mode. Double, rotator units. No relation to aim error.

For Weapon, primary firing mode. Type of spreading. TODO

For Weapon, primary firing mode. TODO

For Weapon, primary firing mode. Attenuate instant-hit/projectile damage by this multiplier.

For Ammo or for Weapon, primary firing mode. Class of the ammo.

For Ammo or for Weapon, primary firing mode. Amount of ammo we get if we pick up the item (weapon or ammo) for the first time.

For Ammo or for Weapon, primary firing mode. Max amount of ammo of this type we can have in our inventory.

For Ammo or for Weapon, primary firing mode. TODO

For Ammo or for Weapon, primary firing mode. Type of the damage. Maybe the same string for all damage.

For Ammo or for Weapon, primary firing mode. If the armor is effective against this damage type.

For Ammo or for Weapon, primary firing mode. If this damage kills instantly.

For Ammo or for Weapon, primary firing mode. If this damage is special. TODO

For Ammo or for Weapon, primary firing mode. If this damage detonates goops. TODO

For Ammo or for Weapon, primary firing mode. If this damage is super weapon damage. Kills everyone even teammates.

For Ammo or for Weapon, primary firing mode. If this damage adds something to Panws momentum. TODO

For Ammo or for Weapon, primary firing mode. Class of the projectile this ammo, weapon spawns.

For Ammo or for Weapon, primary firing mode. How much damage this projectile does.

For Ammo or for Weapon, primary firing mode. How much maximum damage this projectile does.

For Ammo or for Weapon, primary firing mode. How much minimum damage this projectile does.

For Ammo or for Weapon, primary firing mode. Default projectile speed.

For Ammo or for Weapon, primary firing mode. Maximum projectile speed.

For Ammo or for Weapon, primary firing mode. Maximum amount of time in seconds this projectile can survive in the environment.

For Ammo or for Weapon, primary firing mode. If the projectile does splash damage, here is radius in ut units of the splash.

For Ammo or for Weapon, primary firing mode. If the projectile is tossed, here is velocity in Z direction of the toss. TODO

For Ammo or for Weapon, primary firing mode. Maximum effective distance. TODO

For Weapon, secondary firing mode. Type of the firing mode. If none, the weapon does not have this fireing mode.

For Weapon, secondary firing mode. If this mode does splash damage.

For Weapon, secondary firing mode. If the splash damage of this firing mode can be used for increasing jump height.

For Weapon, secondary firing mode. If the engine recommends to use this splash damage. TODO

For Weapon, secondary firing mode. If the this mode is tossing something (projectile) out.

For Weapon, secondary firing mode. If this mode can lead the target. TODO

For Weapon, secondary firing mode. If this mode does instant hits - weapon hits instantly - no flying time for bullets.

For Weapon, secondary firing mode. If to fire this mode you need to press shooting button (start shooting) and then release it (stop shooting). Usually for charging weapons.

For Weapon, secondary firing mode. If to fire this mode you need to stop pressing shooting button between two shots to shoot. You will fire once when pressing the button, then you need to press it again to fire again.

For Weapon, secondary firing mode. If this firing mode cannot be used at the same time with other firing mode of the weapon.

For Weapon, secondary firing mode. Fire rate in seconds.

For Weapon, secondary firing mode. Refire rate for bots in seconds. TODO

For Weapon, secondary firing mode. Needed amount of ammo to fire this weapon mode once.

For Weapon, secondary firing mode. If the weapon mode has clips, their size. TODO

For Weapon, secondary firing mode. Aiming error of the weapon. 0 none, 1000 quite a bit.

For Weapon, secondary firing mode. Double, rotator units. No relation to aim error.

For Weapon, secondary firing mode. Type of spreading. TODO

For Weapon, secondary firing mode. TODO

For Weapon, secondary firing mode. Attenuate instant-hit/projectile damage by this multiplier.

For Ammo or for Weapon, secondary firing mode. Class of the ammo.

For Ammo or for Weapon, secondary firing mode. Amount of ammo we get if we pick up the item (weapon or ammo) for the first time.

For Ammo or for Weapon, secondary firing mode. Max amount of ammo of this type we can have in our inventory.

For Ammo or for Weapon, secondary firing mode. TODO

For Ammo or for Weapon, secondary firing mode. Type of the damage. Maybe the same string for all damage.

For Ammo or for Weapon, secondary firing mode. If the armor is effective against this damage type.

For Ammo or for Weapon, secondary firing mode. If this damage kills instantly.

For Ammo or for Weapon, secondary firing mode. If this damage is special. TODO

For Ammo or for Weapon, secondary firing mode. If this damage detonates goops. TODO

For Ammo or for Weapon, secondary firing mode. If this damage is super weapon damage. Kills everyone even teammates.

For Ammo or for Weapon, secondary firing mode. If this damage adds something to Pawns momentum. TODO

For Ammo or for Weapon, secondary firing mode. Class of the projectile this ammo, weapon spawns.

For Ammo or for Weapon, secondary firing mode. How much damage this projectile does.

For Ammo or for Weapon, secondary firing mode. How much maximum damage this projectile does.

For Ammo or for Weapon, secondary firing mode. How much minimum damage this projectile does.

For Ammo or for Weapon, secondary firing mode. Default projectile speed.

For Ammo or for Weapon, secondary firing mode. Maximum projectile speed.

For Ammo or for Weapon, secondary firing mode. Maximum amount of time in seconds this projectile can survive in the environment.

For Ammo or for Weapon, secondary firing mode. If the projectile does splash damage, here is radius in ut units of the splash.

For Ammo or for Weapon, secondary firing mode. If the projectile is tossed, here is velocity in Z direction of the toss. TODO

For Ammo or for Weapon, secondary firing mode. Maximum effective distance. TODO

If this item is some ammo or health pack, here we can find out how much of the attribute this item will add.

If this item is health. True if super health.

Unique Id of the item. This Id represents just item on the map, not in our inventory.

Unique Id of the item in our inventory - use this Id to do changeweapons etc. Unreal has different Ids for items in map and actual item in bot's inventory. If the item does not go into our inventory nothing will be here (null).

Location of the item.

If this item is some ammo or health pack, here we can find out how much of the attribute this item will add. Works also for weapons - will hold primary ammo amount.

Only sent if this item is a weapon. Holds secondary ammo amount.

Class of the item (e.g. xWeapons.FlakCannonPickup).

Whether it is a regular item or dropped by player or bot.

Whether this is a double jump.

Normal of the plane we have landed on.

Id of the vehicle, which we cannot enter, because it is locked.

Type of the vehicle we wanted to enter. What kind of turret or car.

Location of the vehicle.

Name of the new map.

Name of one map in map list on the server.

A unique Id of this mover assigned by the game.

Location of the mover.

If the mover is in the field of view of the bot.

True if the mover needs to be shot to be activated.

String class of the mover.

Does the mover move right now?

Velocity vector.

How long the mover moves, when it becomes triggered, before it stops.

How long the mover stands still when it reaches its destination position. After this time, the mover returns back to its initial position.

Base position of the mover.

Base rotation of the mover.

Delay before starting to open (or before lift starts to move).

Name of the state Mover is currently in. Can be used to determine the type of the mover.

Navigation point marking this mover. We can parse this Id to get information about type of the mover. Marker Id contains "lift" string if it is a lift, "door" string if it is a door, etc.

Id of the mutator.

Name of the mutator.

Unique Id of the item. This Id represents the item in the inventory.

If this item is a weapon, this holds the amount of primary ammo.

If this item is a weapon, this holds the amount of secondary ammo.

If this item is ammo or armor, this holds the amount of the item the player has.

Class of the item (e.g. xWeapons.FlakCannonPickup).

A unique Id of this navigation point assigned by the game.

Location of navigation point.

Velocity of the navigation point (if the navigation point is currently moving). Not sent at the moment.

If the point is in the field of view of the bot.

Unique Id of the respawned item (the item respawns at this point). Not sent if point is not an inventory spot. Sent only in HandShake.

Class of the item (e.g. xWeapons.FlakCannonPickup). Not sent if point is not an inventory spot. Sent only in HandShake.

True if the item is spawned at the point. Not sent if point is not an inventory spot.

True if this NavPoint is a Door and door is opened. Not sent if point is not a door.

If this NavPoint is marking some mover, the mover id will be here. Not sent if point is not a Door, a LiftCenter or a LiftExit. Sent only in HandShake.

Starting vector between MyLift location and LiftCenter location. Not sent if point is not a LiftCenter. Sent only in HandShake.

Boolean. If we can/should exit the lift by a jump when near the destination place. Not sent if point is not a LiftExit. Sent only in HandShake.

Boolean. If we should or not use double jump when exiting lift with a jump. Not sent if point is not a LiftExit. Sent only in HandShake.

If this is an inventory spot (item is respawned at this point).

If this is a player start (players and/or bots are respawned at this point).

Will be sent if this is a player start. In Team games (team deathmatch, capture the flag, domination) holds information about which team respawns at this player start spot. In non-team games will return 0!

If this point marks a DominationPoint (for BotDoubleDomination game).

Exported if this NavPoint is a DominationPoint (for BotDoubleDomination game) - which team controls this point.

If this point marks a door mover.

If this point marks a lift center (used to mark center of a lift mover, note that this point will be always moved with the lift).

If this point marks a lift exit (used to mark exit point of a lift mover).

If this point is an AI marker - marks an interesting spot in the environment. May be ambush point or sniping spot, etc.

If this point marks a jump spot (a special device that causes the bot to jump high or far).

If this point marks a jump pad (a special device that causes the bot to jump high or far).

If this point marks a jump destination - some place that can be reached by some special jump.

If this point marks a teleport.

If the type is AIMarker. The rotation the bot should be facing, when doing the action specified by AIMarker. Sent only in HandShake.

Some ambush point, where is good chance to intercept approaching opponents. Sent only in HandShake.

Point good for sniping. Sent only in HandShake.

Class of the weapon that should be prefered when using this point for AIMarker specified action. Sent only in HandShake.

Unique Id of the NavPoint the link is leading to (end of the link). Always identical to ToNavPoint.getStringId().

Holds information about the path from the NavPoint to its neighbour that is represented by this message. TODO: see reachspecs on UnrealWiki.

Maximum collision radius of the path between navigation points. Bot bigger then this cannot use this path.

Maximum collision height of the path between navigation points. Bot bigger then this cannot use this path.

TODO: mystery - we haven't figure it out so far. Can be: a) z-coord of the translocator target b) translocator z-force for the translocator shot

TODO: mystery - we haven't figure it out so far. Can be: where you should appear when successfully translocated or where to aim at

Whether the translocator is the only way how to traverse this navigation edge.

Whether you need to double jump to get to the neighbour navpoint.

TODO: mystery how to interpret

TODO: mystery how to interpret

TODO: mystery how to interpret

TODO: mystery how to interpret

Unique Id of the player that this event is for.

Name of the player that this event is for.

Id of the actor the player selected (actors include other players or bots and other physical objects that can block your path and even level geometry actors). Will be "None" if nothing was selected (or actor was deselected).

Location of the actor the player selected. Sent only if some object selected.

Location of the hit point that we have selected this actor through. Sent only if some object selected.

IP:Port who has blocked the server

Unique Id of one navigation point in the path (well it should be navigation point - safer is to use location).

Location of one navigation point in the path.

An Id matching the one sent by client. Allows bot to match answer with right query.

Unique Id of the player.

Exported just for control server. Holds jmx address we need to connect to when we want to debug our bot.

Human readable name of the player.

Atomic action this bot is doing (BDI).

If the player is in the field of view of the bot.

Which direction the player is facing in absolute terms.

An absolute location of the player within the map.

Absolute velocity of the player as a vector of movement per one game second.

What team the player is on. 255 is no team. 0-3 are red, blue, green, gold in that order.

Class of the weapon the player is holding. Weapon strings to look for include: "AssaultRifle", "ShieldGun", "FlakCannon", "BioRifle", "ShockRifle", "LinkGun", "SniperRifle", "RocketLauncher", "Minigun", "LightingGun", "Translocator". TODO: Look if this is all.

True if the bot is crouched.

0 means is not firing, 1 - firing in primary mode, 2 - firing in secondary mode (alt firing).

For UE2. Holds left emoticon of the bot, "None" means none set.

For UE2. Holds center emoticon of the bot, "None" means none set.

For UE2. Holds right emoticon of the bot, "None" means none set.

For UE2. Holds the bubble of the emoticon of the bot, "None" means none set.

For UE2. Current played animation of the bot.

Unique Id of the player hit.

Amount of damage done.

A string describing what kind of damage.

Name of the weapon that caused this damage.

If this damage is causing our bot to burn. TODO

If the damage is direct. TODO

If this damage was caused by bullet.

If this damage was caused by vehicle running over.

Unique Id of the player.

Name of the player.

Unique Id of the dead player.

Unique Id of player that killed if any (the victim might have walked off a ledge).

The UT Pawn that was killed - support for vehicles. If someone destroyes vehicle we will get it here (Id will be none and in KilledPawn we will have destroyed vehicle).

A string describing what kind of damage killed the victim.

String describing this type of death.

Name of the weapon that caused this damage.

If this damage is causing the player to burn. TODO

If this damage was caused by world - falling into lava, or falling down.

If the damage is direct. TODO

If this damage was caused by bullet.

If this damage was caused by vehicle running over us.

Unique Id of the player who left.

The name of the player.

Unique Id of the player.

Number of player frags (how many times the player killed other players) or number of victory points (player frags + some special measurement that can differ from game type to game type).

Number of players deaths.

An Id matching the one sent by client. Allows bot to match answer with right querry.

True if the bot can run here directly, false otherwise.

Exact location of bot at time of check.

Unique Id of this self message instance.

Unique Id of this bot.

Human readable bot name.

If we are vehicle just these attr. are sent in SLF: "Id","Vehicle""Rotation", "Location","Velocity ","Name ","Team" ,"Health" "Armor","Adrenaline", "FloorLocation", "FloorNormal".

An absolute location of the bot.

Absolute velocity of the bot as a vector of movement per one game second.

Which direction the bot is facing in absolute terms.

What team the bot is on. 255 is no team. 0-3 are red, blue, green, gold in that order.

Id of the weapon we are holding. This is unique Id of an item in our inventory and is different from the Id of the item we pick up from the ground! We can parse this string to look which weapon we hold. Weapon strings to look for include: "AssaultRifle", "ShieldGun", "FlakCannon", "BioRifle", "ShockRifle", "LinkGun", "SniperRifle", "RocketLauncher", "Minigun", "LightingGun", "Translocator". TODO: Look if this is all.

If the bot is shooting or not.

How much health the bot has left. Starts at 100, ranges from 0 to 200.

How much ammo the bot has left for current weapon primary mode.

How much ammo the bot has left for current weapon secondary mode. Weapon does not have to support sec. fire mode.

How much adrenaline the bot has.

Combined size of high armor and low armor (or small armor). The high and low armor are tracked separately. Low armor is limited to 50 points, while the high armor can have up to 150 points. Both stacks can have a combined size of 150 points as well, so if low armor is already at 50 points, high armor can have 100 points at max.

Also refered to as a "low armor". Ranges from 0 to 50 points.

If we are firing in secondary firing mode.

If we are currently crouched.

If we are currently in walking mode.

Holds current floor location under the bot.

Holds current floor normal under the bot.

Name of the current combo (None if no combo active). Can be xGame.ComboBerserk, xGame.ComboDefensive, xGame.ComboInvis or xGame.ComboSpeed. To trigger combo adrenaline needs to be at 100 (maximum) and no other combo can be active.

Time when the UDamage effect expires. If the number is higher then the current time, it means the bot has UDamage effect active right now.

Name of the current BDI action.

For UE2. Holds left emoticon of the bot, "None" means none set.

For UE2. Holds center emoticon of the bot, "None" means none set.

For UE2. Holds right emoticon of the bot, "None" means none set.

For UE2. Holds the bubble of the emoticon of the bot, "None" means none set.

For UE2. Current played animation of the bot.

Whether using the alternate firing mode.

Whether using the alternate firing mode.

Sent only for ControlServer connections, so they know which bot changed the team.

If true team change was succesfull (it won't be succesfull if we are changing to a team we already are in).

This is the team we wanted to change to (0 for red,1 for blue, etc..).

Unique UnrealId of the sender.

Human readable name of the sender.

A human readable message sent by a team mate in the game on the private team channel.

Message identifier.

Team identifier.

The score of the team (can be some special measurement that differs from game type to game type - number of stolen flags in CTF game, number of team frags in TeamGame, etc.)

Inventory Id of the weapon thrown out.

An Id matching the one sent by client. Allows bot to match answer with right query.

Location from which the ray is emitted.

Location to which the ray is sent.

True if it hit something, false if not.

Normal vector to the trace ray in the point of hit.

Point of the hit.

Id of the thing we have hit. May be other player or some item or level geometry.

True if we are tracing also actors in the game (players, items). False if we are tracing just level geometry.

Unique Id of the vehicle or vehicle part.

Which direction the vehicle is facing in absolute terms.

An absolute location of the vehicle within the map.

Absolute velocity of the vehicle as a vector of movement per one game second.

If the vehicle is in the field of view of the bot.

What team the vehicle is on. 255 is no team. 0-3 are red, blue, green, gold in that order.

How much health the vehicle has left. Ranges from 0 to x, depending on the vehicle type.

How much the vehicle has left. Note: This may be 0 all the time. Maybe the vehicles are not supporting armor.

Unique Id of the driver - if any.

If the vehicle is locked just for its current team.

Class of the vehicle. If it is a car, turret etc.

Id of the zone entered.

Zone velocity (?).

Gravity in this zone.

Friction of the floor.

Friction of the fluid.

Terminal velocity (?).

If this zone is a water.

True or false if we get some damage when we stay in this zone.

If this zone kills most of the actors instantly.

Amount of damage we will suffer per second if we stay in this zone.

Type of the damage in this zone.

If the inventory is allowed here.

If this velocity zone should impart velocity to projectiles and effects.

Players can't take damage in this zone.

Id of the wall we have hit (level geometry).

Normal of the wall bot collided with.

Absolute location of bot at the time of impact.

Unique Id of the weapon, based on the inventory weapon's name (this is different from the Id of the weapon that can be picked up in the map).

Holding primary ammo of the old weapon (that was changed).

Holding secondary ammo of the old weapon (that was changed)

Class of the weapon in the inventory. Matches InventoryType in the item class (ITC) message.

Id of a zone entered.

Optional name of the bot.

Optional start location of the bot.

Optional start rotation of the bot.

Skill of the bot - from 1 to 7 (best).

Desired team of the of the bot (0 red, 1 blue).

The class of the added bot - optional.

Id of the target bot. Is used just when sending command to the server. If sending command to the bot Id is ignored and ADDINV command is executed on the bot (if bAllowCheats == True).

Class of the item we want to add. Must be pickup class (e.g. xWeapons.FlakCannonPickup).

User set Id of the ray, so the ray can be identified.

Vector direction of the ray (it will be relative - added to the vector, where the bot is looking, also takes into account angle of the floor the bot is standing on).

Specifies the length of the ray (in UT units).

True if we want to use FastTrace function instead of Trace function (a bit faster but less information provided - just information if we hit something or not).

If we should correct ray directions accoring floor normal. Note: Has issue - we can't set set rays up or down when correction is active.

If we want to trace also actors – bots, monsters, players, items. False if we want to trace just level geometry.

Id of the target bot. Not used if sent as a command for the bot.

Sets the bot health. Maximum health level is 199 in UT2004.

Sets the bot adrenaline. From 0 to 100.

Name of the new map.

Id of the target bot (won't be parsed if sent to bot connection).

This is the team we want to change to (0 for red, 1 for blue, etc.).

Unique Id of weapon to switch to. If you just send "Best" as Id, the server will pick your best weapon that still has ammo for you. Obtain Unique Id's from AIN messages. Be carefull, the weapon Id in bots inventory is different from the Ids of weapons that are lying in the map!

Message Id made up by you and echoed in response so you can match up response with query.

The unique Id of a player/object/nav point/whatever.

Location you want to go to. Normal location rules. Only used if no Target is sent.

Holds the class name of the desired adrenaline combo (can be xGame.ComboBerserk, xGame.ComboDefensive, xGame.ComboInvis or xGame.ComboSpeed).

Id of the target bot. Not used if sent as a command for the bot.

Enables/disables auto ray tracing feature.

Sets if the bot wil have tol be respawned after death manually by RESPAWN command. If false, the bot will respawn automatically.

You can change the name of the bot in the game.

Sets atomic action for the bot (BDI).

Bots default speed will be multiplied by this number. Ranges from 0.1 to 2 (default, can be set in ini in [GameBots2004.RemoteBot] MaxSpeed).

Sets the bot rotation rate. Default rotation rate is: (Pitch=3072,Yaw=60000,Roll=2048) and may be configured in ini file in [GameBots2004.RemoteBot] DefaultRotationRate. (pitch - up/down, yaw - left/right, roll - equivalent of doing a cartwheel)

Will set godmode for bot on (bot can't be killed). This can be changed just when cheating is enabled on the server. (bAllowCheats = True)

Between 0.1 to 2 seconds, it sets the delay between two synchronous batches.

If true some additional debug information will be logged to UT2004 server console window.

If set to true an actor will appear in the game on the location the bot is actually looking at.

If set to true, the rays of automatic ray tracing (ATR messages) will be drawn in the game.

It enables/disables sending of all GB synchronous messages for the bot.

It enables/disables sending of NavPoints in GB synchronous batch for the bot.

It enables/disables automatic pickup of the bot. If true the items can be picked up through PICK command.

The frequency (in seconds) you will receive updates from the observer.

The frequency (in seconds) you will receive updates from the observer. Same as UpdateTime.

Whether to send game-related messages with every update. Affects the following messages: NFO, PLR.

Whether to send messages about the observed player with every update. Affects the following messages: SLF, MYINV.

Whether to send messages about what the observed player sees with every update. Affects the following messages: PLR, INV, NAV, MOV, PRJ, VEH.

Whether to send messages about special objects on the map with every update. Affects the following messages: FLG, BOM, DOM.

Toggles sending all messages with every update. You can still receive the messages by asking for them using the commands GAME, SELF, SEE, SPECIAL and ALL.

Whether to send asynchronous messages, such as HIT or AIN. Note that if you turn this off you will not be able to receive these messages at all.

The actual console command.

Relative vector, will be normalized. The direction of the dodge will be added to current bot rotation.

Point the bot should focus after dodge command. Note that if not specified, this will be set automatically by dodge command to 1200 ut units in front of the bot at the time when the dodge command is issued.

Attemtps to do a wall dodge. There has to be a wall in the opposite direction of the dodge. If there isn't, nothing will happen! This switch overrides "Double" dodge switch.

If true performs a double dodge in specified direction.

The unique id of a NavPoint, Mover or item (beware, not all of the items have unique id). Recommended is to specify NavPoint Id as it is always unique. Won't work with player IDs.

Id of the vehicle we want to enter.

Message Id made up by you and echoed in response so you can match up response with query.

Origin point of the ray. If you won't support From attribute, current bot location will be taken as From.

Target point of the ray.

When set to true, the game state will be restarted (all scores reset to 0 and all players and bots will be restarted). This does not affect Unreal native bots! Note that the restart is then announced by GameRestarted message and when finished another GameRestarted message is sent to mark the end.

Message that will be displayed in the middle of the HUD.

Time the displayed message will stay on the HUD.

Class of the item we want to export ITC message for. Must be pickup class (e.g. xWeapons.FlakCannonPickup).

Message Id made up by you and echoed in response so you can match up response with query.

UnrealId of navigation point you want to find path to. Will be parsed BEFORE Location attribute. If supported, Location attribute won't be parsed. If the point does not exists, blank path will be returned.

Location you want to go to.

Desired name.

Preferred team. If illegal or no team provided, one will be provided for you. Normally a team game has team 0 and team 1. In BotDeathMatch, team is meaningless.

Sets if the bot wil have tol be respawned after death manually by RESPAWN command. If false, the bot will respawn automatically.

Enables/disables auto ray tracing feature.

Specify start location, if unspecified, then random.

Specify start rotation, if unspecified, then random.

Sets the bot current skin (e.g. "HumanMaleA.MercMaleA"). Find all packages and skins through unrealEd (Actor browser, search in UT2004/Animations folder). Supported bot skins are Aliens (Aliens.), Bots (Bot.), human males (HumanMaleA.), human females (HumanFemaleA. ), juggernauts (Jugg.). Skaarj skins are not supported at the time being.

Can range from 0 to 7. This sets the bot accuracy. 1 lowest, 7 highest. Shouldn't have any other effect.

When firing slow projectiles (missiles...), if the engine will try to count the impact point for the bot or not (when shooting at moving targets).

It enables/disables automatic pickup of the bot. If true the items can be picked up through PICK command.

Sets the jmx adress we can use to debug the bot from Java (if we are using Pogamut).

Sets the Unreal Tournament class of the bot that should be used. By default leave it blank. In UnrealRuntime2 it may be used to spawn bots of different class, see CharacterType class in project PogamutEmohawk project.

Name of the player you wannt to observe.

The ID of the player you want to observe.

If set to True will cause the bot to perform double jump.

After time specified here, the bot performs second jump of a double jump (if DoubleJump is true). Time is in seconds. If not specified and DoubleJump is true, 0.5 seconds will be used.

Force vector specifying how big the jump should be. Can't be set more than bot JumpZ variable for single jump and 2 * JumpZ variable for doube jump. Default value of JumpZ is 340 ut units (for UT2004). If not specified, JumpZ value will be used. If not specified and DoubleJump is true, 2 * JumpZ value will be used.

Id of the bot to be kicked.

The bot will start moving to this location first. If not specified, the bot won't move (even if SecondLocation is specified).

After reaching FirstLocation, the bot will start moving to location specified here. If not specified the movement will quit at FirstLocation point.

Here you can specify UnrealId of the object you want to face during movement (typically enemy player you want to shoot at). Player Ids will work, all NavPoints Ids, Movers and some of the items (with unique Id). This attribute is parsed before FocusLocation attribute and if set FocusLocation attribute will be ignored.

Here you can specify location you want to face during movement. This attribute is parsed after FocusTarget attribute and will be ignored if FocusTarget is set.

The password.

Iif true only bots will be paused – players and spectators will move freely.

Everyone in the game will be paused if set to true. To unpause send PAUSE command with PauseAll set to false.

Id of the pickup we want to pick up.

Name of the animation. Possible animations: gesture_beckon, gesture_cheer, gesture_halt, gesture_point, Gesture_Taunt01, PThrust, AssSmack, ThroatCut, Specific_1, Gesture_Taunt02, Idle_Character02, Idle_Character03, Gesture_Taunt03.

When true the animation will be played in loop. Supported un GameBotsUE2.

Name of the saved demo file. The file will be located on the server.

Id of the ray to be removed. If Id = "All" all rays will be removedr.

Id of the bot to be respawned (not used if command sent to bot).

Where bot respawns. If you want to respawn bot at random, don't specify StartLocation.

Initial rotation of the bot.

Amount in UT units to rotate. May be negative to rotate counter clockwise. This rotation is relatively added to bot current rotation, then the shortest turn to achieve this new rotation will be performed (so the maximum turn you can achive is to turn back by supporting value 32778 or -32778).

If provided as "Vertical", rotation will be done to Pitch (up/down). Any other value, or not provided, and rotation will be to Yaw (left/right).

Here we can specify Id of the bot, that will receive this message privately (with "Private:" string at the beginning of the message). Doesn't work for players (but if text bubble enabled, players will see this message above the bot head).

Text to send.

If True it is sent to everyone. Otherwise (or if not specified), just your team.

Enables text bubble. Sets how long the bubble should stay (in seconds, counted ~ 12 + FadeOut seconds - dunno why, some UT mechanics?). If -1 the bubble won't be shown.

True or false to crouch or unrouch.

Can range from 0.1 to 50. 1 is normal game speed. The reasonable speeding up is around 10. The game engine stops catching up at higher values.

If BotConnections should be locked.

If ControlConnections (server connections) should be locked.

New name of the bot.

Holds the password.

If true will erase previously set points.

Location point.

Location point.

Location point.

Location point.

Location point.

Location point.

Location point.

Location point.

Location point.

Location point.

Location point.

Location point.

Location point.

Location point.

Location point.

Location point.

Location point.

Location point.

Location point.

Location point.

Location point.

Location point.

Location point.

Location point.

Location point.

Location point.

Location point.

Location point.

Location point.

Location point.

Location point.

Location point.

Holds the desired skin.

A number representing hair. String type is desired here. Parsed only in UnrealRuntime.

A number representing clothes. String type is desired here. Parsed only in UnrealRuntime.

A number representing skin. String type is desired here. Parsed only in UnrealRuntime.

True or false to enable/disable bot walking.

Change name of walking animation. Supported in UE2.

Change name of running animation. Supported in UE2

Location you want to shoot at.

The unique Id of your target. If you specify a target, and it is visible to you, the server will provide aim correction and target leading for you. If not you just shoot at the location specified.

If you send True to this you will alt fire instead of normal fire. For normal fire you don't need to send this argument at all.

Location where the actor will be spawned.

Initial rotation of the actor.

Holds the desired actor class (e.g. xWeapons.FlakCannonPickup).

All human players will be exported.

All GameBots bots will be exported.

All UnrealBots will be exported.

Message Id made up by you and echoed in response so you can match up response with query.

Origin point of the ray. If you won't support From attribute, current bot location will be taken as From.

Target point of the ray.

When true it means that all actors will be traced – for example players, bots, monsters, items etc. in a game. With TraceActors false we trace just level geometry.

The unique id of a player/object/nav point/whatever that you want to face. Must be visible.

Absolute rotation you want to spin to. Must be provided as comma delimited ("0,50000,0") and should be in absolute terms and in UT units (2pi = 65535 units). Used only if no target provided. Rotation is parsed: First pitch (up, down), then yaw (left, right), the roll (no effect here, however it is an equivalent of doing a cartwheel).

Location you want to face. Normal rules for location. Only used if no Target or Rotation.