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I made an edit regarding crossing out banned names before, though I feel like there still needs to be some larger indication of a negative (and perhaps neutral) feedback, so people are more aware of who they're dealing with.

The new forum design is pretty cool; I know people have been ragging on it, but I think I'm starting to like it. However, there is one fairly big issue. Negative feedback now does not look nearly as bad as it did before. Before, there used to be a shade of red that was very hard to miss behind the number of negative feedbacks, and the huge grey bar indicating less than 100% positive feedback was incredibly obvious. This will prove to be a major flaw that will result in a higher rate of scamming and needs to be fixed. Edit: I actually did not even see the dispute thread where literally this just happened with Sahand like 20 minutes ago. I only saw it after I clicked off this thread. Regardless, it just further proves my point. Just as well, apparently banned people aren't crossed out anymore? Think that needs to change...

since you know that its not gonna be greater than 2b, just cast it to an int.

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Seems like a consistent problem that people don't see the 'Scripting Help' section when they look down there, so they just end up posting in tutorials and fogging up the whole section. Scripting Help should probably be moved to the Programming Section

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Please stop posting these in Tutorials. There's a Scripting Help section for a reason, and this isn't a tutorial.

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yeah just saw it... you need to put 'healthcheck' in your getstate if you want it to be run. it can't know to run it otherwise...

can we see your getState()

will be added in soon i plan on doing a major fix on the script soon

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static - means that a method is not inherent to a specific instance of the class e.g. class V { static void x() { } } you would call V.x() instead of new V().x() because it does not need an instance to run the method. think of it as something unrelated to the actual instantiated object, but rather an added functionality to the class itself. unchecked call - not sure, maybe someone that uses intellij can respond make a separate class vs. enums - depends on what is easiest and/or more organized and logical. both have their benefits.

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Boolean is an object (hence the uppercase first character), and boolean is a primitive (lowercase). 'Java' does care; they have allowed programmers to (mostly) interchange the two when necessary, however, without much trouble. Where it's not necessary, it's pointless, and that's exactly what you're doing. Where it would be useful: List<Boolean> bools = new ArrayList<>(); bools.add(true); Where it's unnecessary: Boolean[] bools = new Boolean[5]; //insetad of boolean[] bools = new boolean[5];

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Put the lumbridgeTrees area right below the class definition (public class main...) so it doesn't need to be remade each loop. Also, ableToWork() should return a boolean not a Boolean - there's an important distinction, though Java allows both. Also, try conditioning your conditionalsleep on interaction e.g. if(tree.interact("Chop-down")) { new ConditionalSleep(5000).sleep(); } This is pretty good for a first go though gotta say that my first script took me about 2 weeks to perfect and it was a very simple one lol. If i make a GUI, should it be in a separate class? yes - it's cleaner Am I using ConditionalSleep correctly? basically Would using States make this script better? yes If I have a complex script, should I put all my functions in a separate module? You need to elaborate what you mean by 'function' because if you mean method, then definitely not. If you mean something like banking, then the answer is yes, depending on how large the script is.

what chris said. also, you need to fix your bracketing and your comments. it is making your code more difficult to read than it needs to be

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cool idea for a bot good creativity