I/O is implemented. Take a look at worldbuilder.lua

It's probably possible (but still very hard) to make a decent bot for some mods such as joust.

Then there's the issue of physics in toribash. I found out that they definately arn't perfect, and that the left wrist is off center, making symmetical fighting difficult for simple bots, (to avoid calculating in 3 dimentions) and of course theres the fact that people seem to be good at spotting bots themselves. >.>

you can use free cam in multi player but i dont see the whole point of that O_o

dyoo think anyone can ind a way to put a code into the script that lests it work in a server?

AI isnt as hard as your all making it out to be you know.
(provided you are a skilled player and scripter)

Every bot (lets say uke bot,or judo bot,opener,random,etc) works on multiplayer and on the second round i makes moves for you.I happened to me many times until i figure out what's happening.Its preety bad when a bot messes up with your moves!

There isn't much you can do with a script in multiplayer that gives you much of an advantage.

It's easy to steal moves without a script, and I doubt anyone's made a bot good enough to beat a decent player.

By the way, Lua isn't an acronym; (it means moon in Portuguese) only the first letter is capitalized.

it was either uke bot or random.lua that works in MP.

Well I have a few scripts that make life easier.
1) judo & wushu move database --> pushing <key> picks random move from it. Pushing <1-10> picks best of it.
2) Move inversal --> pushing <key> inverts all joint states i.e.: [right arm is relaxed, left arm is lowered] -> [right arm is lowered, left arm is relaxed]
3) Move reversal --> pushing <key> makes every single joint reverse i.e.: [right arm is rised --> right arm is lowerd]
4) Break whatcher -> push <key> after u break something and your body become relax and all joints (except breaked one) will go to the previous state.
5) Some more micro-stuff...

How were can i get this if its legit