It's a bit tricky because the nav is loaded before cvars are executed. That's why we suggested changing the map twice so they take effect. But if you set the values manually, it should take effect right away after map change. changelevel is not the issue. If you want to fix this, you could search in gamedata/tank.txt for "Patch_DisableNavMesh", rename it to "Patch_DisableNavMesh_DISABLED", and restart the server. That will prevent the plugin from making any changes to the nav system. I guess that will have to do until I figure out a better way of turning that off.

Make sure that the cvar tank_nav_mesh is 0, reload the map, and remember that bots don't work on payload race to begin with. When STT blocks the nav from loading on map change, you will see this line in server console:

Invalid navigation file 'maps\pl_badwater.nav'.

Looks like if you upgrade to SourceMod 1.8 you should be good to go.

Yeah, the FAQ explains it here[github.com]. You can easily turn it off by cvar!

Did you install SM 1.8 from here[www.sourcemod.net]? The tutorial here[github.com] covers a lot of points.

If you did, tell me what SM version and MetaMod version you are using by typing this in rcon:
sm version
meta version

and I'll try and break it over here.

I'm looking into it Fat Man Scoop, hang tight!

A minor update to Stop that Tank! has been released. The list of changes and a download link can be found here[github.com].

Instructions for updating from v1.3:

• Drag and drop sourcemod/configs onto your server.
  
• Drag and drop sourcemod/plugins onto your server.
  
• Restart the map.

STT works with TFBots.

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autoexec.cfg is executed when the game starts and will take effect on all maps. I'm not sure if payload.cfg or mvm.cfg will be executed but if they are, feel free to put the commands in those files.