Wacky Jacky

I've redone all the code since it was my first project. It is now future-proofed for any features and additions that may be requested. As with all my scripts, I will continue to support and improve them, even if I don't release anything. This is my route to self-improvement and under-the-hood upgrades.

I am not sure what number 1 does, but I am kinda sure it is pressed

@Override public int onLoop() { if (getDialogues().isPendingOption()) { log("Option Pending"); //Presses the key, keeps it pressed until release; getKeyboard().pressKey(KeyEvent.VK_1); if (getKeyboard().isKeyDown(KeyEvent.VK_1)) { log("Key is down"); getKeyboard().releaseKey(KeyEvent.VK_1); } else { log("Key is not down"); } } return random(1000,1200); } Since I am not sure what your goal is, if you want to press a key for dialog you need to use: if (getDialogues().isPendingOption()) { log("Option Pending"); getDialogues().selectOption(1); } And if you want to type numbers in chat: @Override public int onLoop() { getKeyboard().typeString("1"); getKeyboard().typeEnter(); return random(1000,1200); } Lmk ^^

Can you explain what it is you are trying to do? Perhaps send a bit of code along.

If you share some code I can help

@Alakazizam I just did some testing and the result is this: the dropping is quick, the opening bank is real, real slow... How did I do it?: @Override public int onLoop() throws InterruptedException { if (!inventory.isEmpty()) { //So basically just this, set the speed, (also did never miss because of the speed ^^) getBot().setMouseMoveProfile(new MouseMoveProfile().setSpeedBaseTime(100).setOvershoots(0)); log("should drop"); drop.shiftClickDropAllDownToUpExcept(false, "Coins"); } if (!bank.isOpen()) { //Here I reset the speed, but very slow for the next task getBot().setMouseMoveProfile(new MouseMoveProfile().setSpeedBaseTime(800)); getBank().open(); Sleep.sleepUntil(() -> bank.isOpen(), 3000); } return 3000; } Enjoy! -- Tinker a bit with the flow, speed, miss etc... all those settings to get what you like.

If you set the speed to 0 it should teleport the mouse around, when I am home I shall take a look and let you know.

Set the profile active like so: getBot().setMouseMoveProfile(new MouseMoveProfile(setSpeedBaseTime(int value here )))); something like that, I am on mobile not sure.

https://osbot.org/api/org/osbot/rs07/event/interaction/MouseMoveProfile.html make a new profile set the speed and then set the profile active each time you want to use the sped up profile, but after the task is done set a default profile active again. If not it will stay quick

You need help with what? The exact same question?

Don't forget to add a null check, somehow it can at times return a null and be annoying, but that is my paranoia maybe ^^ version1: @Override public void onMessage(Message msg) { if (msg != null && msg.getType() == Message.MessageType.GAME && msg.getMessage().contains("Declined trade or what ever it says")) { // do stuff } } or return on null, depending on what u like: @Override public void onMessage(Message msg) { if (msg == null) { return; } if (msg.getType() == Message.MessageType.GAME && msg.getMessage().contains("Declined trade or what ever it says")) { // do stuff } }

Never really checked out trading stuff, but u can get information from the chat and act upon it: So if someone said 'hi' in chat, the bot will log 'sup', hook some methods to it and yey? @Override public final void onMessage(final Message message) { if (message == null) { return; } if (message.getMessage().toLowerCase().contains("hi")) { log("sup"); } }

Lol, wanted to make one myself, now it seems like I just need to wait for yours to come out. well done, looking forward to see and test the end product.

If you like it to be more random, you could add a break override with random x time, so the webwalker stops after said x time and then gets recalled again with new random run % values. So that it maybe like you said starts walking since now the random int for toggling running has become == 60%. So you don’t need threads and can have some weird fun. this will get rid of reinventing the wheel, but maybe a little to much random?

Not sure if this is what you are looking for - make a webWalkEvent and setEnergyThreshold(int) or random int setEnergyThreshold(random(2,16)); the default is 15. everytime your run energie gets above the x int number it will activate running again iirc.