FAQ

Can I receive a VAC ban for using this?

The TF2-GPTChatBot does not alter the game or operating system memory in any manner. It solely utilizes the built-in features of the game engine as intended.

How to deal with spammers?

One way to address spammers is to utilize the existing mute system in Team Fortress 2. It can be used to mute players who are spamming messages. It's worth noting that muting a player in Team Fortress 2 not only prevents them from using any commands, but also prohibits them from communicating with you through text or voice chat.

Another option is to use the built-in bans feature of the TF2-GPTChatBot, which can be accessed through the GUI commands section. This feature allows you to ban specific players who are engaging in spamming behavior, preventing them from interacting with program.

Program has stopped working and I are unable to type in the chat, but I can still see messages in the program window, what can I do?

If you are unable to type in the chat, it may be due to TF2's limitation on the number of messages that can be sent via text chat. This also affects the TF2-GPTChatBot's ability to answer user messages. To make this issue less frequent, you can modify the HARD_COMPLETION_LIMIT value in the config.ini file to limit the number of messages sent through TF2 chat. By setting a limit on the number of characters per answer to 120, you can prevent the chat from getting flooded.

One way to resolve this issue is to refrain from sending any further commands or messages to TF2 and simply wait for a while. This generally helps.

If you have any helpful information on how to deal with this issue, I would appreciate it if you could share it.

Other Source Engine games?

TF2-GPTChatBot currently doesn't support other games on the Source Engine, it is possible for it to be supported in the future. At the moment, I am not aware of any limitations that could pose a problem.