Paradox68

Thank you. I've solved the list building issues but you wouldn't happen to know why my script closes itself instantly after starting? Would you be able to help me for a minute on it because I can't find any explanation. SOMETIMES the script will run and the GUI will build, majority of the time it instantly exits script and says Error at onStart(). I only have the GUI opening method in onStart so I know it's the UI class but I can't imagine why.. 0 errors and 0 warnings.

In your snippet, what is core.removeComplexTask(list.getSelectedIndex()); Also why isn't it letting me reference addValues()? Sorry for the needing spoonfeeding I just came back from a long break trying to figure it all out again and I hate GUIs. I still can't seem to get it to add a value to the list.

Always good to see a helpful Scripter III rank....

//---- list1 ---- list1.setModel(new DefaultListModel<String>() { /** * */ private static final long serialVersionUID = 5147152121755459135L; String[] values = { main.monstersNearby[0], main.monstersNearby[1], main.monstersNearby[2], main.monstersNearby[3], main.monstersNearby[4], main.monstersNearby[5], main.monstersNearby[6], main.monstersNearby[7], main.monstersNearby[8], main.monstersNearby[9], main.monstersNearby[10], main.monstersNearby[11], main.monstersNearby[12], main.monstersNearby[13], main.monstersNearby[14], main.monstersNearby[15], main.monstersNearby[16], main.monstersNearby[17], main.monstersNearby[18], main.monstersNearby[19], }; @Override public int getSize() { return values.length; } @Override public String getElementAt(int i) { return values[i]; } }); scrollPane1.setViewportView(list1); } //---- button1 ---- button1.setText("> Foes >"); button1.addActionListener(new ActionListener() { @Override public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { if (!list1.isSelectionEmpty()) { list2.setModel list1.remove(list1.getComponent(list1.getSelectedIndex())); } } }); What do you think would be a good method to handle this?

Trying to create a method to send list items back and forth using their respective buttons. //---- button1 ---- button1.setText("> Foes >"); button1.addActionListener(new ActionListener() { @Override public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { if (!list1.isSelectionEmpty()) { list2.add(list1.getSelectedValue(), list1.getComponent(list1.getSelectedIndex())); list1.remove(list1.getComponent(list1.getSelectedIndex())); } } }); Tried this method. I know i'm doing something wrong because I have no idea what a component is and I couldn't find a method that didn't use components with Intellisense. Someone helppppp D:

That does not really contribute to the problem in the thread....

I can generate code from the design view, but how do I generate a design view to edit from the code? I can't find anything in Eclipse to do so. when I try to select all the code and click "Open with > JFormDesigner Edit" it shows this:

And if a public one was made it would probably get used so much that the banrate would be 1-day. Seems counterproductive to me.

Potentially a good idea but there's a reason this one hasn't already been made. The script itself would be super simple but the way the gorillas block you in sometimes can't be handled very reliably by a bot. Users of the script would likely return to find themselves in lumbridge. Fuck off Wiz. Never even played the minigame. MY CABBAGES I don't have an account I could test it on currently but not a bad idea. Only drawback is most people would send the script in thinking it would get them a firecape when that relies entirely on how prepared they are and what levels they have. Leading to a lot of disappointed users. I doubt that sincerely. Why 82 thieve? Never even fought Zul'rah before. I'm sure there are reasons this can't be done considering how popular Zul'rah is and the obvious lack of scripts of this nature.

What script should I make for my return? Suggest good ideas in the replies and no I'm not making a bank organizer script.

No. Oh. Lol. wut. yeah?? i guess. Too much effort. Depending on the person. For me, it's not. Welllllllllllll Opinion. I don't like basketball so no thank you.

It's not a new year until it's a new year for me, bitches.

Fuck netbeans. I'm already so used to Eclipse.

When I try to register for a trial key with a new e-mail it says I have to use the one I used previously. When I try to register with the one I used previously it says i've used too many trial keys. How do I get around this without having to buy JFormDesigner?

A lot actually, thanks dude. Not to be mr. stupid but what's this about?

Probably super simple I'm just not sure. Been a while since I've been on here. Also my script keeps getting stuck saying there are arrows to be picked up but there aren't. Any ideas why? public boolean arrowsPresent() { if (getGroundItems().closest(arrowType) != null) { return true; } return false; }

$50.01 bid

Yes but make the stop point closer to the target. and make it sometimes click in error before quickly clicking correctly afterwards. It's undeniably human-like that sometimes you accidentally don't click what you meant to.

How much would you pay?

:c no idea what OP is talking about, but a standoff of crabs would have been cool.

While this is really cool, let me contribute a few thoughts of my own that might help you expand. Instead of always doing an arc, have it randomly switch which movement it does each time it is called between an arc, a stop-go (where it moves close to target diagonally, and then to the target), a bee-line (straight to target), and make the speed of the mouse randomize throughout the interactions so that mouse speed can not be a detected pattern. This would be a truly human-like mouse pattern and would probably be amazing to be able to add such a thing to scripts as it would improve anti-ban regardless of amount of uses due to the large randomization factor.

The red stop button.

w....what are you doing?

rofl you mean like 4 other people did? Did they all get banned also?