#:schema https://rlbot.org/schemas/agent.json

[settings]

# The name that will be displayed in game

name = "Python Example"

# Path to loadout config from runner

loadout_file = "loadout.toml"

# (OPTIONAL) - what you want the working directory set to

# This is relative to the location of this file

# instead of setting to an empty string,

# this value can be removed from the file

root_dir = ""

# The command RLBot will call to start your bot on Windows

# ex: "bot.exe" for compiled bots, or "python bot.py" if you don't want to freeze your python bot

run_command = "..\\venv\\Scripts\\python bot.py"

# The command RLBot will call to start your bot on linux

# If this isn't set, RLBot may attempt to run the Windows command under Wine

run_command_linux = "../venv/bin/python bot.py"

# This must be a unqiue identifier for your bot

# recommended format is "developer/botname"

agent_id = "rlbot_community/python_example"

# This is the path to your bot's logo image,

# which will be displayed in the GUI

# The example bot does not have a logo

logo_file = ""

# These values are optional but useful metadata for helper programs

[details]

# Short description of the bot

description = """

This is a multi-line description

of the official python example bot

"""

# Fun fact about the bot

fun_fact = "Made possible by RLBot v5"

# Link to your repository

source_link = "https://github.com/RLBot/python-example"

# Name of the bot's creator/developer

developer = "The RLBot community"

# Programming language

language = "Python"

# ALL POSSIBLE TAGS: 1v1, teamplay, goalie, hoops, dropshot, snow-day, rumble, spike-rush, heatseeker, memebot

# NOTE: Only add the goalie tag if your bot only plays as a goalie; this directly contrasts with the teamplay tag!

# NOTE: Only add a tag for a special game mode if you bot properly supports it

tags = []