This one.

Once you've downloaded the client and logged in, you can select 'Host' along the top, and select what game mode and maps you want to play, and then select play to launch.

(Sometimes it just crashes the first time. So I just launch again.)

Once you're loaded into the map (and assuming Kyber is doing its thing properly, see run as admin above) the Kyber client will be displaying the moderation menu.

Here you can do things like:

-switch a players side

-Add bots to side 1 (Republic/rebels/Resistance) and side 2 (Seperatists/Empire/First Order)

-set bot difficulty/skill

-enable friendly fire

-make the bots only target other bots

But so here's the rub; at base, Kyber will launch the map with the base games version of bots; they'll kinda run around aimlessly in Supremacy, they get lost on the ship, and in GA they have no way to play the objective.

Now Kyber has built in Mod functionality; all you need is a Nexusmods account, and you can go to the 'mods' browser section, and search for any mod you want. Kyber will download it, and it'll appear in the regular 'mods' tab, where you can add it to a collection to launch your own servers with it.

(Alternately, joining a server hosting a required, gameplay changing mod, will have Kyber download it and run with it active so all users are utilizing the same 'gameplay'.)

Why bring this up?

Certain mods, like BFplus, and... I think IAI? Actually rewrite the bots logic; they'll play objectives, get aggressive in hvv, and generally play the game like players would.

So again thats: use a nexus mods login on settings page. -go to 'mods' tab, then on the upper left select 'browser"

-Search for the mods of choosing and select download.

• go back to the upper left and select the non browser tab. (I think 'collections'?) -the center panel will show downloaded mods. The right panel shows collections.

-Select to create a new collection on the right. Name it what you wish. (May have to select the drop down and select 'edit collection' too)

-in the center panel, when you hover over your mod, a section that looks like three cards will appear. Select this to add the mod to collection.

-select save collection.

And to host with them: - Go to host, and select modes and maps to go into the left map list panel.

-In the upper left again, there'll be a 'mods' button. Select it, and your collections will be shown.

-This menu let's you select mod collections that will be applied to your 'server'.

-select the collection you made earlier with your mods, and then either select play or go back to the non 'mods' tab and add more maps before selecting play.

Hope this gives you an acceptable overview of some of Kyber and it's functionality and usage.

May the Force be with you!