在军团要塞2中有两种机器人:智能机器人以及木偶机器人。智能机器人使用了先进的人工智能代码进行编程，因此他们能学习玩家们在游戏中的动作。木偶机器人没有人工智能因此它们不会进行活动，但是它们对游戏测试以及训练有着显著帮助。要是用他们必须在建立服务器时开启作弊模式，此时将不能完成成就。
智能机器人
智能机器人能够学习玩家的动作并且不会受玩家直接控制。同时，他们都是以随机方式选择兵种的。他们使用复杂的人工智能代码编程，即使用求生之路中生还者机器人以及被感染者机器人的代码设置[1] 添加智能机器人不需要服务器开启作弊模式，因此可以借此完成各种成就。
智能机器人在以下情况能够间接被玩家进行一定程度的控制:
- 在准备时间内，任何被你准心指着的机器人会摆出嘲讽动作，需要玩家也进行嘲讽。
- 当你使用"Medic!" 语音指令时，附近的己方医生机器人会为你治疗。
- 当为你治疗的医生机器人的超级冲锋就绪时，使用"Go go go!"或者"Activate Charge!"语音指令会让其启动超级冲锋。
目前智能机器人的情况
智能机器人目前还算是在测试阶段而且随着每次游戏更新智能机器人都会得到一定改进。目前，并不是所有兵种都具有完善的AI智能，间谍就是个好例子。当玩家或者敌人望着间谍机器人时，他就会立刻跑开，而且也从不使用隐身功能。目前可以通过创建高地兵团模式地图、在控制台中输入代码"tf_bot_force_class Spy"或是使用第三方软件来为游戏中增加间谍机器人。
大多数的山丘之王模式地图、某些炸弹推车地图、沙尘暴以及麦恩庄园能添加智能机器人(通过在控制台输入tf_bot_add指令来添加机器人)。其他地图也可以使用这个方法添加机器人；但它们无法正常行动。
注:目前已经有一些较为流行的地图被添加了机器人网格
在不支持机器人的地图中添加机器人的步骤
- 在控制台中输入"sv_cheats 1"
- 在控制台中输入"nav_generate"
- 等待系统为地图绘制路径点
- 重新载入地图(如果路径点已保存则不用重复之前步骤)
- 打开控制台，输入"tf_bot_add <number>"来选择添加机器人的数目
注:即使使用以上步骤，目前也无法在情报争夺模式地图中正常使用机器人
智能机器人的行为
- 目前还不能为机器人装备成就物品，例如:非默认武器、各种帽子或是其他物品。
- 目前机器人还不懂得使用跳跃、火箭跳或是黏弹跳。
- 机器人在杀死玩家后，有几率立刻进行嘲讽，而且就算暴露在敌人火力下也会照做不误。
- 如果机器人看见已经伪装的地方间谍，它会盯着那名间谍。机器人不会立刻攻击那名间谍直到间谍进行攻击，或是间谍和敌人撞在一起。
- 火焰兵机器人会频繁使用压缩空气爆破来反弹敌方的火箭、榴弹等。
智能机器人指令
为了在能使用智能机器人的地图中添加机器人，服务器管理员应在控制台中输入以下命令:
| tf_bot_add
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This command will create one or more AI bots of random classes on random teams. They will also be assigned amusing human-like names.
- Syntax
tf_bot_add [<count>] [<class>] [<team>] [<difficulty>]
- Parameters
<count>
- Specifies the number of bots to spawn. If omitted, one bot is spawned.
- As of this writing, specifying a number greater than the maximum number of players, including any human players, causes the bots to freeze. Thus if you have a 24 player server (the default), and one human player, do not spawn more than 23 bots.
<class>
- The classname of the class can be Demoman, Engineer, HeavyWeapons, Medic, Pyro, Scout, Soldier, Sniper, or Spy
<team>
- Specifies the team name to assign the bot, where team can be red or blue.
<difficulty>
- Sets the difficulty level for the bot, where difficulty can be easy, normal, or hard.
- Example
tf_bot_add red 3 heavyweapons easy will add three Heavies to the RED team at the easy skill level.
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| tf_bot_difficulty
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Defines the skill of bots joining the game.
- Syntax
tf_bot_difficulty <level>
- Parameters
<level>
- Sets the difficulty level for the bots. Values are: 0=easy, 1=normal, 2=hard, 3=expert. Default is "Normal" (1).
- Example
tf_bot_difficulty 2 will set all bots created after this command to "Hard" difficulty.
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| tf_bot_force_class
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If set to a class name, all TFBots will respawn as that class.
- Syntax
tf_bot_force_class <class>
- Parameters
<class>
- The classname of the class can be Demoman, Engineer, HeavyWeapons, Medic, Pyro, Scout, Soldier, Sniper, or Spy. Default is "" (aka blank).
- Example
tf_bot_force_class medic will make all TFbots respawn as Medic.
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| tf_bot_join_after_player
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If nonzero, bots wait until a player joins before entering the game.
- Syntax
tf_bot_join_after_player <integer>
- Parameters
<integer>
- Either 1 or 0. Default is 1 (enabled).
- Example
tf_bot_join_after_player 0 will make TFBots join the game when added even if no players are on a team.
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| tf_bot_keep_class_after_death
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If zero, bots will always respawn as a different class.
- Syntax
tf_bot_keep_class_after_death <integer>
- Parameters
<integer>
- Either 1 or 0. Default is 0 (disabled).
- Example
tf_bot_keep_class_after_death 1 will prevent TFBots from changing class.
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| tf_bot_kick
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This command will remove one or all AI bots.
- Syntax
tf_bot_kick <name/all>
- Parameters
<name/all>
- Specifies the name of bot to remove or all.
- Example
tf_bot_kick CEDA will kick the TFbot named "CEDA" if one exists.
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| tf_bot_prefix_name_with_difficulty
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If nonzero, append the skill level of the bot to the bot's name
- Syntax
tf_bot_prefix_name_with_difficulty <integer>
- Parameters
<integer>
- Either 1 or 0. Default is 0 (disabled).
- Example
tf_bot_prefix_name_with_difficulty 1 will cause added bots to have names like "1 Aimbot" (normal) and "3 Saxton Hale" (expert).
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| tf_bot_quota
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Determines the total number of tf bots in the game. Only has effect is "tf_bot_quota_mode" = "fill" or "match".
- Syntax
tf_bot_quota <integer>
- Parameters
<integer>
- Whole number between 0 and how many players the server can hold. Default is 0.
- Example
tf_bot_quota 2, if tf_bot_quota_mode = match, will add two bots to the server for every one human.
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| tf_bot_quota_mode
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Determines the type of quota.
- Syntax
tf_bot_quota_mode<normal/fill/match>
- Parameters
normal/fill/match
- If 'normal', the server will never add/remove TFbots without explicit commands and bot_quota has no effect.
- If 'fill', the server will adjust bots to keep N players in the game, where N is bot_quota.
- If 'match', the server will maintain a 1:N ratio of humans to bots, where N is bot_quota.
- Example
tf_bot_quota_mode fill will always keep (bot_quota - # of human players) bots in the game.
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Puppet Bots
Puppet bots have no AI code and cannot move or act on their own. These bots can be used like puppets though, players can manipulate them to follow the player's commands such as following the player around and firing their weapons. Puppet Bots are mainly used for testing purposes and can also create stunning visuals if manipulated accordingly.
Puppet Bot Commands
Not all of the following commands work; for clarity, the complete list of commands is included.
Note: entering the command without any values will display the command's current setting and a brief description.
| bot
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This command will create a bot on the given team with the specified class and name. If team or name is omitted, they will be assigned randomly.
- Syntax
bot -team <teamname/number> -class <classname> -name <botname>
- Parameters
-team teamname/number
- Specifies the team name or number to assign the bot. Where name/number can be RED or 1, BLU or 0
-class classname
- The classname of the class can be Demoman, Engineer, HeavyWeapons, Medic, Pyro, Scout, Soldier, Sniper, or Spy
-name botname
- botname can be anything. If there is already someone with the same name, an incremental number (starting at 1) surrounded with parenthesis will be added to the beginning of the name. For example, joe, (1)joe, (2)joe, etc. If no name is given then the name will be "bot" followed by a number starting with 01; for example, the first bot will be bot01, the next bot02, and so on.
- Example
bot -team red -class Engineer -name joe
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| bot_changeclass
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Force all bots to change to the specified class.
Does not seem to be implemented, nothing happens.
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| bot_changeteams
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Make all bots change teams.
This forces all the bots to switch teams. If a bot was on the RED team then it will now be on the BLU team and vice versa.
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| bot_command
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Sends specified command on behalf of specified bot.
- Syntax
bot_command <botname> <console command>
- botname is the name or id of the bot to send the command to.
- console command can be any of the ones listed in Scripting#Console Commands.
- Example 1
- bot_command bot01 "voicemenu 0 0"
- Example 2
- bot_command bot01 "taunt"
- The slot commands (slot1, slot2, etc.) do not work with bot_command, however with bot_forcefireweapon, you can make all bots in that class switch to that weapon and start firing, then make them stop. You can only make the entire group of bots in that class switch to that weapon, however.
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| bot_defend
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Set to a team number, and that team will all keep their combat shields raised.
For instance, Heavies will spin their miniguns.
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| bot_dontmove
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Bots are allowed or prevented from moving. When set to 1 the bots cannot move but they can still turn and jump. Note with a combination of this command and bot_mimic you can move bots to where you want them and leave them there.
- Syntax
bot_dontmove <0/1>
- Bot is allowed to move, or not.
- Example
bot_dontmove 1
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| bot_forceattack
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This will make all the bots automatically fire whatever weapon they currently have selected. If bot_forceattack2 is set to 0, then the bots will execute primary_fire. If bot_forceattack2 is set to 1, then the bots will execute secondary_fire.
Note this does nothing if bot_mimic is active (set to 1).
- Syntax
bot_forceattack <0/1>
- Bot will not fire if set to 0 and fire repeatedly if set to 1.
- Example
bot_forceattack 1
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| bot_forceattack2
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This will make all the bots execute secondary_fire on whatever weapon they currently have selected when bot_forceattack is set to 1.
- Syntax
bot_forceattack2 <0/1>
- Bot will use its weapon's secondary_fire when set to 1, primary_fire when set to 0
- Example
bot_forceattack2 1
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| bot_forceattack_down
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When firing, don't tap fire, hold it down. If this is set to 0 then the bot will act like they are continuously tapping the fire button (useful for the Pistol, but not for the Heavy's Minigun). If this is set to 1 then the bot will act as if it is holding down the fire button (useful for the Heavy).
- Syntax
bot_forceattack_down <0/1>
- On when set to 1, off when set to 0
- Example
bot_forceattack_down 1
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| bot_forcefireweapon
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Forces all bots who have the specified weapon to switch to and fire it.
If a bot does not have this weapon, nothing happens to it (unless it is firing a different weapon, in which it stops)
- Syntax
bot_forcefireweapon <weapon filename>
- filename is usually tf_weapon_ <weapon name>.
- Examples
bot_forcefireweapon tf_weapon_fists makes all Heavy bots switch to and repeatedly attack with their Fists, and all other bots stop attacking.
bot_forcefireweapon tf_weapon_shotgun_pyro makes all Pyro bots switch to and repeatedly fire their Shotguns, and all other bots stop attacking.
- To make all bots stop attacking, simply specify a non-existent weapon filename. Anything without tf_weapon in it isn't a TF2 weapon, so the bots won't shoot it, for example bot_forcefireweapon ,,
- Bots' loadouts cannot be changed, therefore you cannot make them fire unlockable weapons.
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| bot_kill
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Kills the specified bot.
- Syntax
bot_kill <bot name>
- Makes the specified bot commit suicide.
- Example
bot_kill bot01
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| bot_mimic
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Bot uses usercmd of player by index.
The bot will execute all keystrokes issued by a player, mimicking movements, turns, jumps, fire, etc.
Note this overrides bot_forceattack but does not override bot_dontmove.
- Syntax
bot_mimic <0/1>
- On when set to 1, off when set to 0
- Example
bot_mimic 1
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| bot_mimic_yaw_offset
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Offsets the bots' yaw.
The bots will face in a direction this angle from the player. By default this is set to 180 so that all bots will face the player. Setting this to 0 will face the bots in the same direction as the player.
- Syntax
bot_mimic_yaw_offset <0-360>
- Set the direction by specifying angle in degrees
- Example
bot_mimic_yaw_offset 180
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| bot_randomnames
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AI Bot Names
The AI Bots are programmed to have different names, with many of their names being references to Valve's other works. They also include some references to Team Fortress as well. Many of these names have been requested on the Steam forums.
;Syntax: bot_randomnames <0/1>
- On when set to 1, off when set to 0
- Example
bot_randomnames 1
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| bot_refill
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Refills all bots' Ammo counts, including Metal for Engineers.
Syntax: bot_refill
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| bot_saveme
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This makes all the bots call for a Medic, equivalent to issuing bot_command <botname> "voicemenu 0 0" to every bot.
Syntax: bot_saveme <0/1>
- On when set to 1, off when set to 0
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| bot_selectweaponslot
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This makes the first bot select weapon in specified weapon slot.
0 = primary; 1 = secondary; 2 = melee; 3 = special
Note this only works for the first bot spawned. There doesn't seem to be a way to specify other bots.
- Syntax
bot_selectweaponslot <n>
- Set n to weapon slot that bots should switch to.
- Example
bot_selectweaponslot 2
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| bot_teleport
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Teleports a specified bot to a given coordinate.
Map coordinates of where you are standing can be found by typing Status in the console.
- Syntax
bot_teleport <botname> <X> <Y> <Z> <Pitch> <Yaw> <Roll>
- Where botname is the bot name or id to teleport.
X Y Z are the map coordinates.Pitch Yaw Roll is the direction the bot should face.
- Example
bot_teleport bot01 -4815 1385 -447 0 0 0
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| bot_whack
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Delivers lethal damage from player to specified bot. This basically kills the bot with the currently selected weapon, probably used for testing during development.
- Syntax
- bot_whack <botname>
- Where botname is the name of bot to "whack".
- Example
- bot_whack bot109
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