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Explv

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  1. Done, https://github.com/Explv/Tutorial-Island/releases/latest Note the fixes were made by other users and I haven't tested them. Let me know if you have any issues
  2. New version released https://github.com/Explv/Tutorial-Island/releases/latest
  3. When I have time I do
  4. Updated to latest map
  5. Python has great web frameworks, notably flask and Django, would highly recommend. They also have template support for generating web pages, although I would suggest you split the front end and back end. For frontend look into react or angular.
  6. It's working fine at the moment, probably too many people were using it too much. Note you can't create a path from any position to any other position, and you'll see an error pop up if the path cannot be made. It's this button
  7. Possible it's being rate limited from too much usage, or the API I'm using is down (it's not my API) I'll check
  8. The source has been fixed, I just haven't released a new version. Will do it this weekend.
  9. Sounds coincidental to me, there's nothing strange going on in the script. I'll have to implement a smarter way of banking, OSBot web walker doesn't always seem to choose the closest bank
  10. One of the most important skills in programming is being able to understand other people's code (and of course write code that other people can understand) But yes like other people have said, there are plenty of open source scripts around, just look at those.
  11. GitHub version is more up to date (more features, more bug fixes) Fixed
  12. Explv replied to Explv's topic in Tutorials
    I learned the basics of Java quite a few years ago (from a big fat book), so I'm not really the best person to ask about current tutorials. I would have thought codeacademy is decent enough. You don't need loads of knowledge to start scripting, and you'll mainly learn from trying to build things and making mistakes.
  13. Are you using Linux? I mainly test on windows, I'll have to check that it's working correctly
  14. Just pushed a fix for an issue where downloading the latest OSBot client failed. Maybe this will fix the issue you were having.
  15. It's open source, and anyone is free to contribute to it (bug fixes etc.) Unfortunately I don't have loads of time at the moment due to irl responsibilities.
  16. You could do something like: - Pick random skill that isn't at desired level - Train it to min(desired level, current level + random(min levels before changing, max levels before changing)) - Repeat
  17. Latest version can be downloaded from GitHub https://github.com/Explv/Explvs-AIO/releases/latest Agility is known to be a high risk skill to bot generally
  18. Yes, pickaxes are automatically upgraded.
  19. There's nothing special about OSBot asynchronous events. Just make use of Java's synchronized modifier.
  20. Explv replied to Explv's topic in Others
    I'll take a look
  21. Are you using maven install? The project is now using maven to build the .jar You need to open the maven toolbar like so: https://stackoverflow.com/a/54485972 And then run maven install You no longer need to configure an artifact / libraries in the project settings. If you still have difficulties I'd recommend just creating a new project from the GitHub source. It should tell you that it is a maven project and set everything up correctly. If you still have issues after trying that, I can help you out at some point, just drop me a private message.

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