PCampBot
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== Instruction for current OpenSimulator development code == | == Instruction for current OpenSimulator development code == | ||
| − | pCampBot has changed considerably in | + | pCampBot has changed considerably in OpenSimulator development code. Here is the current usage statement that you'll get if you execute pCampBot.exe. |
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usage: pCampBot <-loginuri loginuri> [OPTIONS] | usage: pCampBot <-loginuri loginuri> [OPTIONS] | ||
| − | Spawns a set of bots to test an | + | Spawns a set of bots to test an OpenSimulator region |
-l, -loginuri loginuri for sim to log into (required) | -l, -loginuri loginuri for sim to log into (required) | ||
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The -wear option almost certainly doesn't work. The others are operational. | The -wear option almost certainly doesn't work. The others are operational. | ||
| − | On using this facility you'll get a console command line similar to the one in | + | On using this facility you'll get a console command line similar to the one in OpenSimulator and Robust. Type help on this prompt to see further commands. |
At the moment, pCampbot.exe spews a lot of libomv related logging. This is annoying but it won't affect operation of pCampbot.exe. There are currently problems with bot appearance. | At the moment, pCampbot.exe spews a lot of libomv related logging. This is annoying but it won't affect operation of pCampbot.exe. There are currently problems with bot appearance. | ||
Revision as of 22:53, 3 March 2012
Instruction for current OpenSimulator development code
pCampBot has changed considerably in OpenSimulator development code. Here is the current usage statement that you'll get if you execute pCampBot.exe.
usage: pCampBot <-loginuri loginuri> [OPTIONS]
Spawns a set of bots to test an OpenSimulator region
-l, -loginuri loginuri for sim to log into (required)
-n, -botcount number of bots to start (default: 1)
-firstname first name for the bots
-lastname lastname for the bots. Each lastname will have _<bot-number> appended, e.g. Ima Bot_0
-password password for the bots
-b, behaviours behaviours for bots. Comma separated, e.g. p,g. Default is p
current options are:
p (physics)
g (grab)
t (teleport)
-wear set appearance folder to load from (default: no)
-h, -help show this message
You must have already created all the necessary bot accounts in the simulator before using pCampbot. It does not create these accounts on the fly.
The -wear option almost certainly doesn't work. The others are operational.
On using this facility you'll get a console command line similar to the one in OpenSimulator and Robust. Type help on this prompt to see further commands.
At the moment, pCampbot.exe spews a lot of libomv related logging. This is annoying but it won't affect operation of pCampbot.exe. There are currently problems with bot appearance.
Old instructions
These relate to OpenSimulator 0.7.2 and earlier but pCampBot may not have been operational for a couple of releases.
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
