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  1. These problems are definitely the worst to solve. They do not provide information that we as Java programmers can easily use, such as a stack trace. It instead provides pointers and addresses that are used withing the JVM itself. The best to do is ask yourself if you possibly did something wrong.

    Other possibility could indeed be out of memory, but I doubt that since allocation in Java throws OutOfMemoryError if there's not enough space to allocate.

  2. If someone put malicious code into the script, your anti-virus won't find it. If you want to upload your scripts then just copy paste your scripts folder onto your desktop and make a mediafire account to upload it. Make sure you compress the folder into a .zip (right click send to compressed folder)

    To stop people that do get into your computer from seeing your password with their keylogger or rat:

    http://www.qfxsoftware.com/

    Encryption.

     

    Keyscramblers have zero effect. Take my word on that.

  3. I have some previous experience with C++ but all I did was create a remake of Space Invaders with custom Aliens. This summer I was planning on practicing with programming more, and I will use this for sure. Do you think I should get some more programming knowledge before I start this, or can I jump right in with my little knowledge? 

     

    The moment I jumped into this I knew absolutely nothing about C(++). As I wrote above, I'll be as noob-friendly as I can be since in the days I tried to learn it there was no noob-friendly resource. So yeah, just jump right in. I'll even be glad to help you out if something won't work :)

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  4. I love this community. It's nice, really. So I thought I could finally write my guide on developing an OS since RuneServer is full of

    This guide will most likely become huge. I'll try to cover it all as noob-friendly as I can get, so it might take a lot of time. Just be patient while I make edits to this smile.png

    Index

    • Setting up a Ubuntu box
    • Getting the development cycle ready
    • ???
    • Profit

    1. Setting up a Ubuntu box

    Developing an operating system can be done easily on Windows. However, the procedure is so much longer and more complicated that we're better off setting up a virtual machine with Ubuntu. I chose Ubuntu because I personally love the GUI, you may select any other linux distro. If you're new, just follow along with what I do.

    1.1 Getting VMWare

    In order to have a virtual machine run in Windows, you'll need an application to do so. I chose VMWare because it was the first one I ever heard of and therefor the only one I am used to. VirtualBox would work fine too, pretty sure.

    VMWare is a paid application, but there could be a chance you could find it on a torrent site. Not sure though, so you could buy it like I did lolno or use any other alternative of obtaining it, like robbing a store.

    Installation should be a simple process like every other application you install.

    1.2 Getting the distro

    Since we'll be using the Ubuntu linux flavour, I'll cover how we obtain it. You can just google 'Linux Mint' or such if you want any other distro to be used.

    Since Ubuntu is free, piracy of it is allowed. Therefor I take the liberty of providing a link to this. If I am against the rules (which I doubt I am) you may remove the link. http://kuiken.co/torrent/8384713/Ubuntu_12.10_Quantal_Quetzal_(32_bits)

    I've given you a torrent link since I figured it's way faster than the direct one. If you want to try out the direct one instead, use this:

    http://releases.ubuntu.com/12.10/ubuntu-12.10-desktop-i386.iso

    Downloading it shouldn't take too long. If it does, just be patient. It'll be worth it!

    1.3 Adding the distro to VMWare

    Now that you have both the distro and the virtual machine (in this case VMWare), you're ready to proceed! VMWare has a very nice wizard that aids you in adding an .iso to the machine. Let's do this together.

    • In VMWare, go to File -> New Virtual Machine [picture-icon.png]

    @Maxi/Zach/Laz/Kati: Do not remove this yet, please. It's going to be a big project done out of love.

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  5. I play tons of Roms on Nintendo64 Emu. 

    No idea how this is but I might look into it sometime.

    Used to love gameboy, and honestly I don't even own one anymore. sad.png

     

    Awe, shame on you! I still have my retro purple one in my drawers with games like Jungle Book and such haha.

  6. Hello guys smile.png

     

    This is a fun little project I've been working on the past weeks, on and off. It represents an emulator of the Zilog Z80 CPU inside the GameBoy Color. Currently it's missing a lot of opcodes, but does it's job.

     

    You might be interested in this if you want to get into the emulator scene.

     

    https://gist.github.com/anonymous/f6e854c094b99ffbfdd5

     

    Note: I haven't included all files, because it isn't a finished emulator so it's just to make you see how the basics work and eventually write your very own simple one!

     

    Resources:

    Opcode Map - http://imrannazar.com/Gameboy-Z80-Opcode-Map

    GameBoyProgrammingManual.pdf (Can't remember how I got this ohmy.png)

    Gameboy Bios Disassembled - http://www.its.caltech.edu/~costis/cgb_hack/gbc_bios.txt

     

    Have fun! 

     & Mods/Admins: this is completely legal. It's everywhere around the net, even in the most popular forums or stackoverflow. As long as I don't share a rom wink.png

  7. Use the Interfaces option under Settings, Advanced and hover the area you need. You'll find out that it's the child Id of the interface you're aiming at that you want to extract. In your script you can do client.getInterface(interface_id) to get an instance of RS2Interface. This has a method named getChild(child_id) to get the child that contains the information. On this RS2InterfaceChild you can use the method getMessage() to get the information.

     

    Hope to have helped you smile.png

  8. thankyou to all script developers that have shown me a little about how to script in groovy a language until a week ago id never heard of lol. How long till Java is supported scripting Maxi? smile.png

    ... Did you realise that Groovy compiles to bytecode? Plus, it's syntax is almost completely identical to Java. I don't see the problem...

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