Why does Zombie riot kick out bots when I set the number of zombies to 20 for a 32 player server?

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For whatever reason, zombie riot will only allow you to have half the number of bots on any given server. So if you have a 32 player server, you can only have a maximum of 16 bots spawned at any given time. Zombie riot will kick any surplus of half. You can get around this problem by using Source mod’s reserved slots feature. All you have to do is go to cstrike/cfg/sourcemod/sourcemod.cfg and edit the number of reservedslots under sm_reserved_slots.

For example, let’s say you wanted 20 bots on your 32 player server. Simply go to sourcemod.cfg and set sm_reserved_slots 8 and sm_hide_slots 1. In addition to this, you have to make a 40 player server to allow for only 12 players to be playing at any given time. There will be 8 hidden slots, and if you have a server that is pay per slot, well can’t help you there.

This is only a workaround for anyone wanting to have more zombies, but want to limit the number of players playing. Hope this helped! Enjoy Zombie Riot!

How to customize my server with bots and other cool things?

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To get started you can use this helpful service provided by Counter Strike Planet that will help you create a server.cfg

http://www.cstrike-planet.com/cfgmaker?cfg=srcds

You can also install server side mods provided by third parties that you can search on the web. Metamod: Source, Mani mod, just to name a few.

How to start your Counter Strike server? (on Linux/Ubuntu)

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Assuming that you have just installed Counter Strike Source from a previous tutorial: How to install Counter Strike Source on Ubuntu Server 10.10 (Linux distro), you need to go to your orangebox directory in order to run the server. You can do this simple by typing in this command, cd /srcds/orangebox

1) From the orangebox directory you can run the command below which will run the server with 64 players on de_dust2:

Read more: How to start your Counter Strike server? (on Linux/Ubuntu)

How to install Counter Strike Source on Ubuntu Server 10.10 (Linux distro)

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Installing Counter Strike Source is relatively painless on Ubuntu server or any linux distro that you decide to use. You can follow the commands that are in bold exactly as they are written below and Counter Strike should be installed in no time.

Read more: How to install Counter Strike Source on Ubuntu Server 10.10 (Linux distro)

How to setup a Zombie Riot Server for Counter Strike Source on Ubuntu Server All in One (Linux Version)

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I have decided to create an All in One package to install the Zombie Riot modification as quickly as possible for new server owners who don’t necessarily want to go through the entire process. I will assume that you have installed a fresh copy of the latest Counter Strike Source server and you currently want to install all of the plug-ins required to run Zombie Riot on a Linux machine. For this tutorial, I have installed Zombie Riot and all of its plug-ins on Ubuntu Server 10.10. If you need help installing Counter Strike Source on a Linux box, please visit How to install Counter Strike Source on Ubuntu Server 10.10 (Linux distro).

Read more: How to setup a Zombie Riot Server for Counter Strike Source on Ubuntu Server All in One (Linux...