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Eric Bieschke Eric wrote the original Rho-Bot. This is his baby. He is responsible for everything Rho-Bot, excluding what is credited below. Benjamin Matasar Ben was Eric's springboard for ideas, helped him dissect the Half-Life SDK, and lost a good amount of sleep pouring over code and discussing AI. The Rho-Bot wouldn't be what it is without him. He's coded miscellany for the Rho-Bot all over the place. Brian Wilson An ex-Clanmate of Eric's, Brian created the original Rho-Bot installation executable. Vacindak Vacindak has been programming for Half-Life since it came out, and is the one who fixed the memory leak problem in Rho-Bot. He also is responsible for adding the new bot chat and observer mode for Rho-Bot 2.0. He is currently working on additional chat features for the Rho-Bot. Starbreaker Starbreaker's main interest is OZ Deathmatch. He has added the Rho-Bot to the current version of OZ. Check out his site. He converted the old rhobot.cfg to standard cvar format. Also, he is working on the port of Rho-Bot to SDK 2.2. Scott (aka Scooter) I do the administration tasks for Rho-Bot, including the SourceForge site, and also do a lot of code tweaks trying to make the Rho-Bot better. Areas I have worked on include: updating the navigation routines, making the bot's respond to enemy fire, changing the bot file format, and making the bot's aiming and shooting more realistic.
botman botman's Half-Life bot tutorials were a source of much insight into the workings of the Half-Life SDK. The Rho-Bot's forward obstacle avoidance function is a reworking of a function from botman's sixth bot. Craig W. Reynolds Rho-Bot's steering algorithms are derived from Craig W. Reynolds research paper: "Steering Behaviors For Autonomous Characters" presented at the 1999 Game Developers Conference. William van der Sterren William is the author of CGF, a tactics aware teamplay bot for AQ2. He is an ever-giving resource of insight. Coffee Coffee's AI Cafe is a wonderful source for all sorts of bot stimulation. Rich Whitehouse Rho-Bot was initially based upon the "Bot Frame" source provided by Rich Whitehouse. Some code fragments invariably remain. All code fragments remaining from "Bot Frame" are surrounded by '// START BOT' and '// END BOT' comments in the source.
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