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If you're making a quester use VARPS. If not you need to grab the interface child and call the #getMessage() method.

In my opinion a botting site event should never be on the actual game O_o

Goodluck with the goal mate! Nice script you're using ;)

Humor is lost among the staff members here. UND takeover?

Oh they removed the static modifier since OSB1 API

No, that code is correct.

But that formatting

Did he really link an obfuscated script source

That's pretty pathetic though. Staff team seems to get annoyed and kill of the people that actually keep this site alive.

The access attempt debug messages should just be removed. Their not only annoying but also cause people with a sub IQ of 60 to make retarded posts.

You should probably add it to the loop which actually grabs the next tile to walk to. The first loop just gets the closest position to your current position as a starting point.

I had over 500 sales on my cooker for OSB1 and at one point it was $5.

Iterate over menu options?

I'll probably begin work on this later (if I remember) just so there's some actual code on here

People need to stop with this. OSB1 is pretty much nonexistant now, all it does is waste @Laz's time when he could be doing other more important things.

That's a retarded way of doing it when you can just edit the select div value.

Congratulations on not knowing the difference between web technologies.

Google is your friend.

Wow this looks awesome! I've always wanted to write something like this but never really knew where to begin. Thanks a lot for making it open source

Nah I don't give two fucks about school, and it would have been a useless credit even if I got it since I'm going to major in CS. The only reason I took it is because I didn't want to take the final

I got a 2 LOL

The Properties Object stores key/value pairs. All I'm saying is creating a wrapper class to grab each value based on it's key could prove to be beneficial :p

Personally I would create a wrapper class that I could pass my properties file to when loading. This way I can have a generic class which handles all of the logic in the properties file, making it easy for later use. For example this is what I use for saving paths in a x;y;z;x;y;z format: import org.osbot.rs07.api.map.Position; import java.util.ArrayList; import java.util.List; import java.util.Properties; /** * Created with IntelliJ IDEA * User: Anthony * Date: 6/3/2014 */ public class Path { private String name; private List<Position> path; public Path(Properties properties) { this.name = properties.getProperty("name"); this.path = getPathFromProperties(properties); } public String getName() { return name; } public List<Position> getPath() { return path; } @Override public String toString() { return name; } private List<Position> getPathFromProperties(Properties properties) { List<Position> returnPath = new ArrayList<>(); for (String s : properties.getProperty("path").split(";")) { String[] coords = s.split(","); returnPath.add(new Position(Integer.parseInt(coords[0]), Integer.parseInt(coords[1]), Integer.parseInt(coords[2]))); } return returnPath; } }