PCampBot
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Revision as of 15:54, 21 May 2009
This is the PhysicsCamperbot libslBot tester.
This is designed to be run in standalone mode with authorize accounts turned off as a way to stress test the simulator. It creates <N> clients that log in, randomly jump/walk around, and say excuses from the BOFH.
- WARNING ***
Using this bot on a public grid could get you banned permanently, so just say No! to griefing!
Setup -----
Linux: To build, in the main opensim directory, run:
./runprebuild.sh nant
Windows: Run the prebuild.bat in the main opensim directory and then open the created solution and compile it.
pCampBot.exe will end up in the regular opensim/bin folder
Running the bot -----
windows: pCampBot.exe -botcount <N> -loginuri <URI>
- nix: mono pCampBot.exe -botcount <N> -loginuri <URI>
The names it produces are random by default, however, you can specify either a firstname or a lastname in the command line also.
ex: pCampBot.exe -botcount <N> -loginuri <URI> -lastname <lastname>
If you specify both a firstname *and* a lastname, you'll likely run into trouble unless you're only running a single bot. In that case, there's also a password option.
pCampBot.exe -botcount 1 -loginuri http://somegrid.com:8002 -firstname SomeDude -lastname SomeDude -password GobbleDeGook
Commands -----
The bot has console commands:
help - lists the console commands and what they do shutdown - gracefully shuts down the bots quit - forcefully shuts things down leaving stuff unclean addbots N - adds N number of random bots. (replace 'N' with a number)
From the README.txt included with the source
