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Joseph

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  1. Was the Cpu fixed for osbot 2
  2. ill probably do it tomorrow, im working on other thing. This isnt such a big issue just wanted to know
  3. Does anybody know?
  4. So what the minimum & maximum amount that you could step the mouse speed to? All i know that the default speed would be 12.
  5. if (!(myPlayer().getAnimation() == _618)) Should be if (myPlayer().getAnimation() != _618)
  6. Joseph replied to a post in a topic in Scripting Help
    getZ() return the players plane aka the position(x, y, z) . edit: what about try using client.getMyPlayer().getHeight();
  7. Joseph replied to RoomScape's topic in Spam/Off Topic
    I don't know I've never had it ;P
  8. Where do you put this at?
  9. Joseph replied to Botre's topic in Snippets
    You could also use that. Which return a rs2Object at the specific location. client.getCurrentRigion.getObjectAtLocal(id, x, y, z);
  10. Joseph replied to Joseph's topic in Snippets
    i updated it, but i will fixing two - three methods and i might add in a method. But that will be done later
  11. Joseph replied to Joseph's topic in Snippets
    I'll fix up the class and add in more methods
  12. Not everything has to be in he snippet. Snippets are for more advance stuff. You could also check the issues sub-forum. Something someone might have the same question. And another person could answer for them. Here a link: http://osbot.org/forum/topic/46118-following-players/ That method give you a list of people in your area not including your self. You can simply do getPlayer(area).size > 0
  13. I made a drop method I'll see if I can find it
  14. Check it out and let us know
  15. Joseph replied to Isolate's topic in Scripting Help
    Ya that's what your looking for. You need to activate the change to figure out which config it is. It's hard to explain it, it's better if you see it for your self. A great example would be for you to go into your construction house in building mode. Then change it to non building mode. And you see how config 780 changes from 0 to 1024 when buildings mode is on. You could create you own little method. private boolean buildingModeOn() { return client.getConfig(780) == 1024; }
  16. usually the first ban is a warming temp, the second is usally a perm
  17. dont let onGround extend script, make a constructor for the onGround and like swizz said initialize it. Use this as an example.
  18. its a null pointer exception so check to see if your player isnt null null checking it plane
  19. Joseph replied to Dick's topic in Scripting Help
    Shit I didn't know what sout was when I first saw I though it was like shout out. So does that make me a nub
  20. I'm pretty sure I made a method for someone that asked a question just like this before. I'll see if I could find it. edit: here return a list of players in your area
  21. Create an area. Get all local people within that area. Loop through them and remove your self.
  22. Joseph replied to BurritoBug's topic in Scripting Help
    How would you do that? Could you provide an example
  23. Joseph replied to a post in a topic in Scripting Help
    Also enums
  24. Joseph replied to a post in a topic in Scripting Help
    Create a Boolean within your GUI class. Add an event handler on your start button , within the event handler invert the Boolean, also dispose the GUI. In your main class within your onloop set the GUI visible. Then you will sleep while your GUI is still running

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