lisabe96

Well OSBOT API is 5.x MB so yeah, can't get it smaller that way. And I understand what you mean, will look into your suggestion when I'm back at woodcutting. (I basically make scripts for what I'm training myself at the moment)

Are the (parent, c, c++) values the number values the widget debugger displays? Like R: 142 - 152 -- 152 Nvm figured it out, thanks

Working on a simple tanner atm and I want to check if I'm in the tanning screen (trading ellis) To know when to tan the hides. How would I approach this? I noticed there's an "getInteraction" & stuff but don't really know what it would have to return. Also I'm using mouse coordinates now for tanning the hides in the tanning screen, is there a better approach than using mouse coordinates? Thanks in advance

Thanks, hadn't seen that method before, still pretty new to the API

How can I know for sure that an NPC is death? entity.exists() sometimes fails and isAnimating() can be used in combat

Updated to 1.1 (See top of thread for details)

Haha damn I didn't know it would be that simple, was expecting I had to put it in resources or something. Thanks mate updated with logo

This script will has been disabled due the availability of an improved version. Click the link below to visit the thread: http://osbot.org/forum/topic/91362-rq-chopper-woodcutting-as-it-should-be/ Update 1.1: Updated to API 2.4.29 Depreciated localwalker from 2.4.25 methods replaced by webwalker Magic tree cutting added (range guild near seers village) Random chat toggle added (When above lvl 35, will chat a random message when nearly leveling up -> e.g. "Almost lvl 42") More proper display of state messages Improved fail detection Not available for download anymore, see the new version: http://osbot.org/forum/topic/91362-rq-chopper-woodcutting-as-it-should-be/ Original thread (version 1.0) Any feedback is appreciated.

I worked around it with some checks right now, doesn't hurt to have those anyways, even if the system would be working smooth

2.4.25

if (!Settings.location.getArea().contains(myPosition())) { //If not in woodcutting area log("Left area, heading back..."); targetPosition = Settings.location.getTreePosition(); //Get area centre position localWalker.walk(targetPosition, true); //Move to position break; } Sometimes when I'm walking, the player doesn't stop on the exact target location but nearby. When this happens the player doesn't want to move anymore. As you can see in the code sample, I'm catching this however the player doesn't start moving anymore on calling walk.