Vilius

Welcome, Reffering to the statement you made about looking on how to create a bot, you need very good java knowledge and especially the reflection aspect of it. Its much more easier to make scripts and contribute to an already made community :p

Then you refer to this: http://osbot.org/forum/topic/93981-guidetypes-of-entities-and-how-to-use-them-correctly/

I dont get it, you are making multiple threads asking for help, being really undescriptive of what you want. Basically, providing no information whatsoever and expecting people to help you? Nuuh, that is not how it works. Plus helping you with a script would mean you have made some coding work, but what Im seeing is that you want someone to make you a script. Sorry if Im being a bit harsh, but honestly you wont get far if you are doing things like this.

It would be more useful if you told us what kind of help you need, are you having trouble figuring out a logical issue? Or you just have no idea how to make one from scratch? Plus you could just look in the tutorial section, there are plenty of tutorials and mine are really detailed if you want to try and make one yourself.

grats asoonah

He definitely has no sleep

nice snipperz

nice regex snippet

nice release

tyvm

Socks5

Yep, you do need to do that, or just create your own interaction.

I suppose it does, but I have no idea why would you want to check that, just do: if(!script.getBank().isOpen()){ //if closed open bank script.getBank().open(); }else{ //if open do banking, take stuff, deposit stuff. script.getBank().depositAll("Logs"); }

too ez, its not hard man

Check if the player is animating or not if(!script.myPlayer().isAnimating()){ //chop }

Sure

I just think his main class isnt extending Script.

sup

them polygons tho

Hero, please follow the simple code conventions given here, it will make our life easier: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/codeconventions-135099.html

Make sure you have Java 8installed, http://java.com/download

Right I guess you dont want that, in that case do this: getBot().getScriptExecutor().setRunningScript(false);

It is: stop();

Its actually that that the cooking animation ends -> interp (-1) -> new cooking animation. Using a Timer allows it to skip that interp and if the idle is longer than say 1000ms then you would try to cook again/bank or what not.

Instead of: isCooking = myPlayer().getAnimation() != -1 ? true : isCooking; if(emeraldBenedict != null){ if(!bank.isOpen()){ emeraldBenedict.interact("Bank"); sleep(1500); if(bank.isOpen()){ bank.depositAll(); bank.withdraw("Raw trout", 28); bank.close(); sleep(random(300,400)); } } } you could do: isCooking = myPlayer().isAnimating(); if(emeraldBenedict != null){ if(!getBank().isOpen()){ emeraldBenedict.interact("Bank"); sleep(1500); }else{ getBank().depositAll(); getBank().withdraw("Raw trout", 28); getBank().close(); sleep(random(300,400)); } } Plus you shouldn't nest your if statements so often. And don't return null in your getState(), if something goes wrong you will get npe's just add a waiting state