d0zza
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Make sure you're not using the default account when you start the bot.
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Why are you converting all of your webWalks? WalkPath only uses the local loaded map to walk and it also can not interact with any objects while walking. So if you need to walk a long distance that might need to interact with a gate, door or stairs you'd more than likely need to use webWalk. To set a break condition for a webWalk take a look at https://osbot.org/api/org/osbot/rs07/event/WebWalkEvent.html To set a break condition for a WalkingEvent take a look at https://osbot.org/api/org/osbot/rs07/event/WalkingEvent.html
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Post on the thread for Perfect Magic. The person who wrote the script should be able to help you.
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The way you're going about this is bad, you're making the client sleep until the rat is dead. What happens if you need to eat during this time period? Instead you should be checking for if you're in combat and if not then attack a rat.
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You can add me on skype if you'd like, just send me a pm.
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Replied to your PM.
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That's most likely a script problem, what script were you using?
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Just check for how long your player hasn't been in combat for, if it's greater than like 20 seconds reset agro.
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Fruity would've implemented it using widgets. There's no magic method that gets absorption points.
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Breaking handleNextObstacle and completeDialogue loops
d0zza replied to Micka99's topic in Scripting Help
I've never personally used the DoorHandler API so I can't speak for it specifically but I know there's no way to stop completeDialogue from executing, it needs to reach the end of the current dialogue to stop. So instead of using completeDialogue just use a combination of isPendingContinuation and isPendingOption. -
This can happen when you lose internet connection for a short period of time as well which is most likely the case, the first part of the error message says "Session has expired due to inactivity or".
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Starting the script with a "start" button
d0zza replied to Ragboys is back's topic in Scripting Help
Open up any script you've written, then go inside the script manifest but not inside any method, type int foo = 1; and there's your global variable.
