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overall idea is fine i suppose, needs renaming and implementing Runnable cuz whynot

god bless

I want to save my gui settings. [ERROR][bot #1][06/09 01:51:05 AM]: Blocked permission: ("java.io.FilePermission" "C:\Users\ddd\OSbot" "read") Is there ANY way i can save/read local files? What kind of alternative avenue can i explore?

paint looks like a unicorn took a shit on the screen dont draw prayer xp if the person didnt choose to bury bones make the items line up dont have font mismatch dont draw combat items which the user isnt going to get xp in why is only your name on there, idc m8 i want to know the script name IF anything i cant comment on the code since not public so yeah good luck mate

same

this is probably why youre all getting banned if you are going to buy proxies dont buy from some grimy botting focused site

for (Player p : methods.getPlayers().getAll()) { if (p.isVisible() || p.getPosition().distance(methods.myPlayer().getPosition()) < 10) { // OH NOES } } } where methods is an instance of MethodProvider note: i did not test this

s/o to the fam

s/o to the fam

s/o to the fam

That facebook page was made YEARS after the initial project was started, i highly doubt its the same person.

unfinished project from years ago, guy added kfc, muggers, ak's all kinds of random stuff. he disappeared and hasnt been heard from since

That's silly because it negates a large aim of JavaFX (separating logic code from design code). I hope they can support it soon to encourage good programming habits.

You should probably avoid static time quantities in sleep. A lot of this logic should have probably been split into some kind of task-based architecture. The paint calculations should also be in another method. This is a fine first attempt but you should keep working to improve.

For future reference, I don't think it's currently possible to make GUIs using JavaFX for OSBot. If I had known this I would have saved myself a lot of trouble!

Why is tbAnswer.Text = ""; input = input + "0"; tbAnswer.Text = tbAnswer.Text + input; not a method? I also think the buttons should have been created at run-time to reduce the clutter.