Definitely need variable height.

Also, if possible, some to run along the ground that you could practice juggling up before you airshot them.

well, once they hit the floor they insta teleport to the launcher again, you can't actually kill them on the floor

I say leave too many bots. I think it's better practice to try to hit quickly than it is to carefully aim at one specific one (though you can carefully aim if you really want to)

Would it be possible to make it so the bots fall to death less frequently? (water on the ground or something)
Many times I hit the bot only to have it fall to it's death

Also could you vary the angle the bots are launched at? It seems like this would make it more challenging

Thing is func_conveyors don't work properly in TF2. Setting a new speed for the launcher just sets it to 0, and it won't change after that Even Milky was like wtf mate.

But that was planned in v1, I have a workaround.

I suppose in combination with less frequent bots water would be ok.

Where can I download this?  I searched the entire thread and didn't find a single link. :<

I was going to say It's right there in the first post, but It seems to be broken.

The link is gone, and I get the following error when loading the page.
Error loading 'CustomMapOutput': '/Custom/24/CustomMapOutput.ascx' is not a valid virtual path

Well, uh, the link USED to work lol

Seems that part of the website is broken. I don't have it with me but if it's still not up when I get home I can host it myself.

The only thing I would find useful is having perhaps another section, or half of the map, where there is a ledge the bots are launched onto, like C in gravelpit? Not sure if this is possible, but i definately feel it would help if it was.

In the meantime I put it up here :
http://pylb.etajv.free.fr/tr_airshot_v0.bsp

If you want me to take it down GMan, just say so.

I think it'd be a great idea to recreate parts of official maps like the spire on badlands and C on Gravelpit, then have the launcher fling them like rocket-sticky-jumping people, great for practice.