> put 'War3Patch.mpq' in your bot_war3path If you want GHost++ to automatically extract blizzard.j and common.j on startup (used when automatically calculating map values): Note: If you are using Windows and ghost.cfg looks like an unreadable mess you should try to open it with Wordpad instead of Notepad (or some other text editor). It defaults to ghost.cfg if no arguments are provided. GHost++ takes one command line argument, the name of the main config file. ***You need to edit ghost.cfg before running GHost++*** The program itself runs in console mode and does not take any console input (it outputs messages to the console for information purposes only). GHost++ is configured via the plain text configuration file ghost.cfg. It is possible to work around this limitation using the 'Admin Game' feature of GHost++ (search this readme for more information). This means that to play on your own GHost++ bot you will need one set of CD keys for yourself and one set for your bot. Note that you can use the same set of CD keys on each server (East, West, Europe, Asia) at the same time. Since GHost++ is a bot it must have its own CD keys, username, and password for each server. It can host Warcraft III games on LAN, on, on PVPGN, and on any combination of these networks at the same time. GHost++ is a Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos and Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne game hosting bot. The official GHost++ SVN repository is currently located at The official GHost++ Wiki is currently located at The official GHost++ forums are currently located at You can compile and run GHost++ on Windows, Linux, and OS X with this release although the code should be mostly portable to other operating systems with only very minor changes. It contains many enhancements and fixes that were not present in the original GHost. GHost++ is a port of the original GHost project to C++.

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