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Tom

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  1. Tom replied to Tom's topic in Fishing & Cooking
    Trial added
  2. atleast spell photography right.
  3. Tom replied to Tom's topic in Fishing & Cooking
    Hi, what settings were you using? Thanks
  4. yes to all questions
  5. Well, are you trying to use a proxy of any sort? Is it a local machine and if so, does it have an internet connection?
  6. Tom replied to macalroy's topic in Scripting Help
    what does happen? I thought I would have heard more about it if it was tragic.
  7. Tom replied to macalroy's topic in Scripting Help
    i had lasagna for dinner your turn
  8. Tom replied to macalroy's topic in Scripting Help
    Edited my post 3 times while you were creating this reply, your turn
  9. Tom replied to macalroy's topic in Scripting Help
    Who cares this is runescape your turn I used all my cards in my first reply, i concede defeat
  10. Tom replied to Token's topic in Spam/Off Topic
    You just fucked with the wrong @Token.
  11. Tom replied to macalroy's topic in Scripting Help
    As a further note, I don't think you should be accessing Script methods in your JavaFX, instead of creating a Script instance, create a Unicorns instance (as demonstrated in @@Token's demonstration) and use that to pass the needed data into main. Just a thought, don't have to do it but I think its better practice
  12. Tom replied to macalroy's topic in Scripting Help
    Feel like starting a debate so Ill go ahead and say that I wouldn't call it wonderful, bad code design and lack of encapsulation. Your turn.
  13. Tom replied to macalroy's topic in Scripting Help
    I see, I've never touched JavaFX so I'm not exactly sure how to do this the best way. Have you seen this? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/30814258/javafx-pass-parameters-while-instantiating-controller-class Alternatively, if you don't really care about the code design you could just have a static getter in your main class, or in some sort of data class.
  14. Tom replied to macalroy's topic in Scripting Help
    Pass the script instance into the class?
  15. time for s3 apps ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
  16. Not if its mid sentence, you are checking 'contains' after all. If you wanted to check the start of the sentence, use startsWith i believe. The solution i provided will work none the less, it converts the message received to lower case afterwards so runescape wont fuck around with it
  17. Tom replied to Acerd's topic in Spam/Off Topic
    fdgdf
  18. Sometimes when i know botting will get me banned, i usually make things like this myself, good stuff
  19. Did you end up solving this nowster?
  20. tryin steal my thunder br0?
  21. Just check what the latest message was, you don't need the chatbox api. m.getMessage() i think it would be, or something similar. What you are doing is checking the entire chatbox every time someone sends a message, which of course it contains the same thing that was said before. Also, String#contains is case sensetive, so this would only work if it was a capital H, you should change it to m.getMessage().toLowerCase().contains("hi")
  22. Fren android, ios, html and css arent programming languages Just say Java and objective c
  23. Tom replied to Jonny's topic in Spam/Off Topic
    Cuz ur a felon

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