Explv

Will fix that today, expect the script to be operational tomorrow. Thanks

?? I am helping you. If you learn Java Swing, and understand what all the different components / layout managers and their options are, then you will be able to use any GUI builder without issue. You can already find WBP tutorials online, but I don't think that they will help as you will get stuck when it comes to integrating the GUI code with your script code.It would be more effort for someone to make you a tutorial, than it would be for you to learn Swing

Maybe you should learn some Java Swing without WBP so you understand what it is doing first. You shouldn't really need a tutorial for a drag and drop interface.

I don't mean all leave voters fit that demographic, just most. I'm sure there are some valid reasons to leave, but it's still a shitty decision.

It was just the combined elderly / lower class / uneducated population that caused this. It's almost as if they think that immigration is actually hindering their current quality of life. They actually believe that money will be redirected into the NHS. The irony is, it will be those people that will be most severely impacted by their own decision. There should be an age limit / minimum education requirement for such significant votes imo. GG

What you need to do is to create your own WebWalkEvent and set a break condition so that it will stop executing the walking code when you need to drink a potion: final WebWalkEvent webWalkEvent = new WebWalkEvent(area); webWalkEvent.setBreakCondition(new Condition() { @Override public boolean evaluate() { return needToDrinkPotion(); } }); execute(webWalkEvent);

Please provide your actual source code for us to review, and provide it in all future posts to the scripting help section. Having a weird diagram is not helpful to anyone other than yourself, it is a lot easier and faster for us to tell you what you are doing wrong by reading your code.

Nope, check the API

If you just call Area[] banks = { ... }; getWalking().webWalk(banks); It would walk to the closest one.

You need to make sure the Java language level in your IDE is set to Java 8.

In the future please use the code tags to format your code when posting/commenting in the scripting help section.

The best way to determine progress is using configs. There is a config for every quest including Tutorial Island. The value of that config changes for each stage of the quest. So your code would just look like: switch (getConfigs().get(SOME_CONFIG_ID)) { case 0: // do something break; case 10: // do something else break; }

Sure I will add that location, and take a look at adding your button suggestion too. Thanks

Can you show your actual code?

Write your own?

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Make sure you have the @ScriptManifest annotation above your class that extends Script. It won't show up otherwise. Make sure you have no compiler errors when you export the script. Make sure the script is actually exported to the .jar file (open up the .jar file and check it is inside) Make sure the script.jar is inside the C:\Users\Username\OSBot\Scripts directory If you have done all of the above, backup your scripts to another directory, delete the OSBot folder, restart the client, add your script to the newly created Scripts directory, refresh the script list and see if it shows up. If you have tried all of these, pm a scripter and maybe they can assist you over teamviewer.

Sorry it is not. It's a very simple script though.

Java (It is a JavaFX application)

Yes, you will be able to save "Run configurations" which consist of: An account A script (Optionally) A proxy (Optionally) Other settings like debug mode, allow collect data You then select what configurations you want to run (or run all of them)

Explv's OSBot Manager GITHUB: https://github.com/Explv/osbot_manager DOWNLOAD: https://github.com/Explv/osbot_manager/releases Changelog With the latest release of CLI capabilities for OSBot, this manager makes batch script loading easy. Any commit requests are welcome. Features: Completely Open Source: Take a look at the code, or modify it as you please. Simple GUI How to use: First go to to the Bot Settings tab, set the path to your OSBot .jar file, add your OSBot username and password Then go to the runescape accounts tab, and add any runescape accounts you want to use Then go to the scripts tab, and add any scripts you want to use. You can either use the script name (if it is a local script) or the script id (ask the script developer for this) Optionally add any proxies you wish to use on the proxies tab Finally, go to the configurations tab, and add some configurations. These consist of a runescape account, a script, (optionally) a proxy, and any other bot settings. To run a configuration simply select it and hit "Start", or press "Start All" to run all of them. Keyboard shortcuts: Ctrl-c to copy a row Ctrl-v to paste a row Delete to delete a row Mouse shortcuts: Double click to edit a row Right click to open context menu Importing proxies and rs accounts from files: RS account files must have the format username:password or username:password:pin Proxy files must have the format: ip:port or ip:port:user:password Screenshots:

I wasn't aware that you were making one, I was referring to someone who tried before you. Although I just looked at your post, and there is no mention of remote control, which is what I am saying is likely not allowed.

Can't really tell you what is wrong without seeing your code