Increase the font size of periods in your essays by two. The size difference is barely noticeable, however it spaces out the lines in the document as if you were using a font two sizes above the required (due to the periods). On average it adds about three to five extra lines per page.
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Depends what you're attempting to monitor and how you want to receive notifications about changes. This should help you get started (or provide an answer for you): http://osbot.org/forum/topic/51856-inventory-monitor-keep-live-track-of-your-items/
Fuck the college experience. Use your time to work your ass off and build a business so you're not required to work a 9-5 where you get paid 30k per year to provide for an ungrateful family and kiss your bosses ass 24/7 so you fon't get fired.
Whatever you do, at least add a small sleep in between inventory updates. You don't want to kill your CPU because you want to be notified the exact millisecond your inventory changes. Waiting for even just a second will consume such little resources it won't even make a noticeable impact on the CPU usage of your script.
My parents got divorced last year, so I know exactly what you're going through. The hardest thing is seeing my little siblings (youngest are 6 and 8) not know where home is and have to pack up every week to move back and forth.
This, I've been in court multiple times as well. It's disgusting because when you're in there you realize you have no rights and the judge can do whatever they please. My dad is afraid to even yell at my siblings now for fear of having the judge give my mom full custody (she's done it to families in the past).
I added a method in the dialogues class for completing a dialogue with the specified actions, just so it's easier.
Instance variables don't hold the object itself but instead a pointer to the objects data out on the heap. If that variable is pointing to nothing it will contain a "null" reference and throw NullPointerExceptions if you try to use the object it's pointing (or not, in this case) to. The variable itself just contains an empty pointer.
I would recommend reading this: http://osbot.org/forum/topic/47833-java-pass-by-value/
Do you know how much effort it is to buy some bonds, put them on accounts, start up some tutorial island scripts and then bot chickens when complete? Mate, until there's a bot to start up a bot I don't think I'll be goldfarming.
To often I see people posting their script source and asking "Y NO WROK??" when the only issue is that they are attempting to create an instance of something using an entities name/ID by searching with the wrong instance! The easiest way to tell game entities apart is to use the color of their name. You can find a small key below to determine what name color means what:
NPC - YELLOW
Object - BLUE
Ground Item - BROWN
So a fishing spot is actually an NPC and not an object like most people think.
To be honest I wouldn't recommend IntelliJ if you're new to Java. For me at least there were so many options and plug-ins that came with it it was a little overwhelming when I was new and tried to use it. Not only that, but I have yet to see a beginner Java tutorial using that IDE. I'd recommend Eclipse. A great Java tutorial (which you should watch before even attempting to script) can be found here.
P.S fishing spots are NPCs.