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Quake 3 Arena bot AI data

File type: Game file

A bot file contains artificial intelligence data for computer-controlled characters in Quake 3 Arena.

Quake 3 Arena runs on various operating systems and platforms. Bot files are normally stored with the game's data.

Found 3 different file type records with the same bot filename suffix.

What is bot file?

File type category:
Game file

Date updated: October 12, 2026

Quake 3 Arena is a first-person multiplayer shooter developed by id Software and based on the id Tech 3 engine. It is available for various operating systems and platforms. Its bot files define data used by the game's computer-controlled opponents and teammates.

A bot file is a plain-text game resource that can contain a bot's identity and gameplay-related settings, such as its model, personality and available weapons. The game loads these definitions when it creates bot characters.

The files are part of Quake 3 Arena's game data and are not a general-purpose AI format. They may be supplied inside the game's PK3 archives and are intended for use by the original game or compatible modifications.

How to open bot file?

On Windows, extract the bot file from its PK3 archive if necessary, then open it with a plain-text editor. Notepad or another text editor can display its contents, but changing the syntax may prevent Quake 3 Arena from loading the bot correctly.

To use the file in the game, place it in the appropriate Quake 3 Arena game-data directory, following the same directory structure as the original resource.

How to convert bot file?

A bot file is a game-specific text definition and has no useful general conversion format. It can be edited as text, but conversion to another file type will not create a usable Quake 3 Arena bot.

Bot definitions may be adapted manually for compatible Quake 3 Arena modifications, provided the target modification supports the same bot format and its required settings.

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Microsoft Windows

Robot Arena game file

File type category:
Game file

Date updated: October 25, 2017

The bot file extension is used by Robot Arena: Design & Destroy action computer game for Microsoft Windows operating system based on Havok physics engine. The .bot file stores various game data.

How to open bot file?

The bot extension files are not meant to be opened manually by the user.

How to convert bot file?

Files with bot extension are not convertable.

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Soldat bot information file

File type category:
Game file

Date updated: September 28, 2026

Soldat uses .bot files for information about automatic opponents. The files belong to the game's bot system and help define the bots that can participate in matches.

The format is specific to Soldat and is not intended as a general-purpose document or interchange format. It is associated with the Windows version of the game.

A .bot file is normally used together with the other files installed by Soldat and is read by the game rather than opened as a standalone document.

How to open bot file?

Open or use a .bot file with Soldat on Microsoft Windows. Put the file in the location used by the game for bot files, then select or start the corresponding bot from within Soldat.

The file is not intended to be opened in a word processor or other general-purpose application.

How to convert bot file?

There is no standard conversion for a Soldat .bot file. It is a game-specific bot information file, so it should be used in Soldat rather than converted to another format.

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Microsoft Windows

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