Dude, I thought it would be more fun to play with bots than running around the map alone, so I tried generating an .aas file for bots. But you have a geometry problem. I've attached a detailed description below.

PROBLEM DESCRIPTION

Map: q3dn3d.bsp

ISSUE:
The map has a geometry leak. BSPC version 1.7 cannot generate an AAS file for maps with leaks because it cannot determine which areas are inside the map geometry and which are outside.

COMMAND USED:
bspc.exe -bsp2aas q3dn3d.bsp

SOLUTION - Fix the map leak

- Open the map in a map editor (NetRadiant, GtkRadiant, etc.)
- Find the leak point (where geometry is not sealed)
- Close the geometry by adding brushes to seal the leak
- Recompile the map
- Then generate AAS file

TECHNICAL DETAILS:

What is a map leak:
A map leak occurs when the map geometry is not completely sealed. There is a path from inside the map to the void (outside the map boundaries). BSPC needs a sealed map to determine which areas are walkable for bots.

Why AAS generation fails:
BSPC uses a flood fill algorithm to determine walkable areas. If there is a leak, the flood fill escapes to the void, making it impossible to determine the interior of the map. This is why the error "no entities inside" appears - the flood fill cannot find a sealed interior space.

Additional warnings:
- Duplicate planes in brushes 470, 490, 638, 640, 730
- Mirrored plane in brush 1204
- Bounds out of range in brushes 1204 and 1205 (coordinates exceed normal map limits)

These warnings may also contribute to the problem, but the leak is the primary issue preventing AAS generation.

ERROR MESSAGE:

ERROR: **** leaked ****
WARNING: no entities inside
 
BSPC OUTPUT:
BSPC version 1.7, Dec 22 1999 19:37:59 by Mr Elusive
bsp2aas: q3dn3d.bsp to q3dn3d.aas
-- Q3_LoadMapFromBSP --
Loading map from q3dn3d.bsp...
creating planar surface planes...
searching visible brush sides...
     0 brush sides2518 brush sides textured out of 7237
Entity 0, Brush 470: duplicate plane
Entity 0, Brush 490: duplicate plane
Entity 0, Brush 638: duplicate plane
Entity 0, Brush 640: duplicate plane
Entity 0, Brush 730: duplicate plane
Entity 0, Brush 1204: mirrored plane
entity 0, brush 1204: bounds out of range
ob->mins[1] = -2627.000000, ob->maxs[1] = 8192.000000
entity 0, brush 1205: bounds out of range
ob->mins[1] = -2627.000000, ob->maxs[1] = 8192.000000
-------- Brush CSG ---------
  1880 original brushes
  1695 output brushes
-------- Brush BSP ---------
  1695 brushes
  4777 visible faces
     0 nonvisible faces
 12569 total sides
Win32 multi-threading
     1 threads max
depth first bsp building
two tiny brushes (multiple instances)
 31821 splits
  5151 KB of peak total bsp memory
BSP tree created in     4 seconds
------- Prune Nodes --------
24544 pruned nodes
---- Node Portalization ----
    68 tiny portals
  1465 KB of portal memory
  3666 KB of winding memory
------ FloodEntities -------
WARNING: no entities inside
ERROR: **** leaked ****
 
Closed log bspc.log

Bots seem to run fine in FFA, but when they split into teams (I played ! 007 Clan Arena), the bots on my team are incredibly slow. One of the four bots on the other team was also slow. I don't know the reason for this.
I think the map needs to be tested more in different modes

wrote:

and we may spawn in broken places/behind rooms

By the way, you can rewrite spawns in a simpler way. You can simply experiment with the .add file and the /viewpos command to view coordinates while you're in the game.