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  1. https://osbot.org/forum/topic/145029-10-minute-scripts-make-an-aio-agility-script-in-10-minutes/ This is what you're looking for, I think. You will want to add your own special touches of course, like using cammy tp if you have it unlocked for seers. Good luck!
  2. Godspeed OP https://wow.gamepedia.com/Introducing_the_Tinfoil_Hat#/media/File:Tinfoilhatinspect.jpg
  3. Um, well it won't let me edit my last post, I was trying to @Patrick and everything went to heck... Anyway, sorry if this is already on your todo, but could you look into webwalker manually entering fairy ring codes when it doesn't need to? In other words, could the webwalker prefer 'last destination' on fairy rings where applicable?
  4. Try using a webwalking event and set a break condition to either see, or be close to a plank(or in the plank's area), then cross it and execute your walk event again. something like [ code setting up your webwalking event here** ] while (!finalarea.contains(MyPlayer())){ ** or maybe here if (getObjects.closest("Plank")!=null && ImOnDaBoat* &&getObjects.closest("Plank").canReach() ){ // * so you don't get in a loop of crossing it endlessly or walk events ending early if (getObjects.closest("Plank").interact()){ sleep till you're 'safe'; } } execute(walkToFinal); return sleepytime; } A bit hacky, but it should work, or hopefully gives some ideas. Good luck!
  5. I added commented hastags for where you might want to change, and minuses for code to remove, I haven't tested but this should work. Just be sure to add code from Explv's(this man is a god btw, I'd be lost without his tuts) Sleep class. You might want to add nullchecks and additional checks here and there, like to make sure your bank actually contains the items, else you might start getting nullpointer exceptions. Once you get a few more scripts under your belt, look into some tuts on either enums, or task based scripting, as it gives you a lot of flow control for your scripts. And always read the api, once you know how to read what it's saying, it's extremely helpful. Good luck, please let us know how it goes!
  6. Been trying out mirror mode recently and came to post this pretty much. It's only under mirror mode that mouse scroll doesn't work; it works fine with injection. The strange(to me) thing is, it doesn't just stop scripts, it stops your mouse as well. Just curious, until this is fixed, if you're using scripts without any scrolling, should you keep to injection, or mirror mode?
  7. Hey Explv! Thank you for your tuts, you're a shining light in the dark, especially for brainlets like me. On that note, if anyone else was having trouble with your gui, (I was getting this since the recent 2.5.24 update: "Cannot call invokeAndWait from the event dispatcher thread" ), on a guess I just removed the try/catch blocks, and it turns out this is all you need: (doing this is probably very wrong, I'm no one to learn from, but if you need your code to work, this solution may help, it did for me) Cheers! In your main class: private GUI gui = new GUI(); In onStart: gui = new GUI(); gui.open(); if (!gui.isStarted()) { stop(); return; }
  8. Aw rats! I like your idea, going to see what I can do. Thank you!
  9. Yessir, I like to handplay with my bots sometimes, and it would be convenient to have them enter their info properly each time, no matter the circumstances. Also, I think it appears less bot-like to save login, I do that, and I think most players do as well.
  10. Hello! I'm an newbie working on some beginner scripts, but I've hit a problem I can't solve, or find any help with. I've combined two very helpful scripts from some astounding gentlemen to make a custom login handler with improved typing (I'm sure you know the two), but I'd like to be able to log in, even with username already entered. Currently, it works perfectly if the username is not saved, but if there is one entered, then it just breaks. If I could add a step to check if username field text is == to the saved username(the one to be entered), then just proceed to password step. But I don't know how to do this, and all of the debugging options don't seem to help. Sorry if this has been asked already, I did a bit of googling and couldn't find an answer, this is the first time this has happened. Cheers!
  11. It's all ogre. It's been good, lads.
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