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- Tutorial 1: Making a basic bot
- Tutorial 2: Handling Events
- Tutorial 3: Commands
- Tutorial 4: Configuration Files and Spawning
- Tutorial 5: TWBotExtension Basics
- Tutorial 6: Single-Use TimerTasks
- Tutorial 7: Repeating TimerTasks
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About TWCore
Continuum (also known as Subspace) is a 2D online massive-multiplayer online game (MMOG). See Wikipedia for more information. You can get Continuum from http://www.getcontinuum.com/.
TWCore is a bot written in Java for Continuum. Started out as a small experiment by aspiring coders, TWCore has now become the stable bot core of Trench Wars, serving hundreds of players at the same time with a playerbase of over 10.000 players. It features mysql support and comes with about 30 prepackaged bots. The prepackaged bots include the multibot and the famous Event Referee-assistant TWBot which can load modules for specific events or utilities.
TWCore is setup in a different way then, for example, Mervbot; TWCore spawns a hubbot in the specified zone on startup which can spawn other bots by command.
