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-zeRace 0.5
+zeRace 0.6
 site: http://royale.zerezo.com/zerace/
 mail: royale@zerezo.com
 
@@ -17,3 +17,20 @@ Then launch as many bots as you want :
 ./bot_anticip localhost 3600 16
 Then you can join your own server in zeRace in the "network game" section.
 If you are under Windows, replace by "server.exe" and "bot_anticip.exe" in MS-DOS commands.
+You can also use the "local-server-with-bots.*" scripts.
+
+windows:
+Take a look at the files stdout.txt and stderr.txt, they can give useful informations.
+You need to use the task manager if you want to stop the server.
+
+syntax:
+./server 'server_name' nb_laps network_speed (public|private) (col|nocol)
+  server_name : the name of the server
+  nb_laps : the number of laps to complete for each race
+  network_speed : frequency of network messages (1 for fast network, 10 for slow network...)
+  private : this server will not be listed in the 'internet games'
+  col : the server will compute collisions between cars
+./bot_anticip host port random
+  host   : host or ip of the server to connect to
+  port   : port number of the server to connect to
+  random : frequency of random moves (0 = no random moves, 1 = only random, 1000 = 1/1000 random moves)