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Why are you trying to do that

I just need a release that has it and i'll do the rest. steal the rest.

This isn't really a "scripting help" question, you can enable cursor trail in Options -> Debug -> Mouse trail Edit: I didn't even read your question apparently. Although i'm fairly sure Mouse trail in settings == Bot's mouse trail

For walking just use getLocalWalker().walk() and getLocalWalker().walkPath() This: Entity essence = getObjects().closest(essenceID); if (essence != null && essence.interact("Mine")) { if (essence.isVisible()) { essence.interact("Mine"); log("Mining some essence"); } } Is also wrong you are calling essence.interact("Mine") in your if statement??? Should be more like: RS2Object essence = getObjects().closest(essenceId); if(essence != null) essence.interact("Mine"); I also suggest you add more states to your script. For example, WALK_TO_BANK and WALK_TO_ESSENCE and update your getState method to something like: private State getState() { if (getInventory().isFull()) { if(BANK_AREA.contains(myPosition())) return State.BANK; else return State.WALK_TO_BANK; } else { if(MINE_AREA.contains(myPosition()) return State.MINE: else return State.WALK_TO_ESSENCE; } } For banking you are doing: if (bankBooth != null && bankBooth.interact("Bank")) { if (bankBooth.isVisible()) { log("Opening Bank"); bankBooth.interact("Bank"); sleep(random(1500, 2000)); } else { camera.toEntity(bankBooth); } } But there are methods that already do this in the API: getBank() getBank().open() getBank().isOpen() getBank().close() etc. For walking to an entity or area you can use: getLocalWalker().walk(entity.getPosition()); and getLocalWalker().walk(area.getRandomPosition()); For moving camera to the portal: getCamera().toEntity(getObjects().closest("Portal")); For interacting with the portal why not make a path to the portal, then click on the portal, then follow another path to the essence. For detecting when you are at the Essence you could potentially use a nearby object e.g. if(getObjects().closest("Essence") != null) return State.MINING;

Most of these bugs should be fixed now, update to latest and let me know if there are any more problems These bugs should be fixed now. Thanks

I have been made aware that there are bugs in the script. Haven't gotten around to fixing them yet, as i've been busy doing other things. I will patch it up later :P

Oops didn't even notice. Corrected my post, thanks for pointing it out.

For some reason getKeyboard().pressKey(c); getKeyboard().releaseKey(c); Does not work for me (maybe I am doing something wrong) However this does: private void typeStringInstant(String output){ for(int i = 0; i < output.length(); i ++){ char c = output.charAt(i); int code = KeyEvent.getExtendedKeyCodeForChar(c); // Type the character getBot().getKeyEventHandler().generateBotKeyEvent(400, System.currentTimeMillis(), 0, code, c); } // Press enter getBot().getKeyEventHandler().generateBotKeyEvent(401, System.currentTimeMillis(), 0, 10, '\u0000', 1); // Release enter getBot().getKeyEventHandler().generateBotKeyEvent(402, System.currentTimeMillis(), 0, 10, '\u0000', 1); } Edit: GIF demonstration: https://gyazo.com/36757b8e49c1abbcc4b0a4090bb6322e

Make sure your script is correct, and that 'compiled output' is added to your .jar Sometimes deleting the OSBot folder, restarting OSBot, and then copying the .jar into the newly created OSBot/Scripts folder works for me

It's just because if Fagex change the IDs you'll have to change all your scripts. But each to their own i guess ^_^

Why aren't you just using the names e.g. "Stamina potion(1)" ??? ^_^

Stamina mix(1) : 12635 Stamina mix(2) : 12633 Stamina potion(1) : 12631 Stamina potion(2) : 12629 Stamina potion(3) : 12627 Stamina potion(4) : 12625 Don't know why you would need the IDs though

But how is that any different

"As far as other APIs are concerned, they are typically made to bridge the gap between no knowledge and full knowledge (at least mine is). There are a lot of things that OSBot's API does that it shouldn't do" That IS what it should do, it makes sense in your program to write NPC dwarf = getNpcs().closest("Dwarf"); if( dwarf != null ) dwarf.interact("Attack"); So that you can then handle the case where there isn't a Dwarf nearby. NPC dwarf = getNpcs().closest("Dwarf"); if( dwarf != null ) dwarf.interact("Attack"); else log("Where's he gone??"); It doesn't make sense to create a seperate method in an API to handle the null case, just sayin' ;)

Read about Java Swing and how to use its components.

List<String> messages = getChatbox().getMessages(MessageType.PLAYER); it returns a list of messages, not a single message. Edit: If you are trying to get the most recent message you would use something like: List<String> messages = getChatbox().getMessages(MessageType.PLAYER); String message = messages.get(messages.size() - 1);

I have now implemented some changes like this, the SDN script should be updated

Sounds like a good idea, I will implement something like this today Thanks for the feedback

These changes have been made and committed

Thanks for checking it out I'll get on with fixing those things

The script does resume Tutorial Island from where it left off. If sometimes this does not work, I think it may be due to the configs in the client not loading properly.

I will take a look now, thanks I have added some more checks into the Fishing section which should hopefully prevent that from happening. I could not however recreate the mining bug, I will continue to test and see if it happens. For now I will post an update for the fishing bug. Please let me know if the problems still occur, thanks

So would I if you want it to look nice, just trying to show its more commonly understood alternative

You could use the IDs of the different chests, although this might break if the IDs ever change. Or yes use Loud packs technique, where you just create two positions, one for each Chest, and interact with the chest in the relevant position: Without the use of a filter, to loot "Chest 1" would look like: Position chest1 = new Position(x, x, x); for ( RS2Object obj : getObjects() ){ if (obj.getPosition() == chest1 ){ obj.interact(); break; } } Or with a filter: getObjects().closest(o -> o.getPosition().equals(new Position(x, x, x))).interact();