Isolate

as for the dropping you could try something like: void dropAllExceptA(String...names) throws InterruptedException { if(Tab.INVENTORY.isOpen(this.bot)){ for(int i = 1; i < 29; i++){ Item item = inventory.getItemInSlot(i); if(item != null && !item.getName().equals(names)){ item.interact("Drop"); sleep((long) random(0, 0)); } } }else{ tabs.open(Tab.INVENTORY); sleep((long) random(0, 0)); } } void dropAllExceptB(String...names) throws InterruptedException { if(Tab.INVENTORY.isOpen(this.bot)){ Item[] items = inventory.getItems(); if(items != null) { for (int i = 0; i < items.length; i++) { Item item = items[i]; if (item != null && !item.getName().equals(names)) { item.interact("Drop"); sleep((long) random(0, 0)); } } } }else{ tabs.open(Tab.INVENTORY); sleep((long) random(0, 0)); } } i dont actually know if there's alot of difference between the methods but you could alter the length of sleeps to make it quicker Yes i wrote 29.

You know. i totally didnt gather it was meant to be dirty until you specified. that bit about your personal pleasures being satisfied followed by a wink, went straight over my head. thanks for clarification.

I feel like something is wrong here. edit: i'm assuming you removed something before posting the script, a few lines somewhere, otherwise that error makes no sense

Gave me a fun idea. Whats better about an enum compared to having a list of areas in a separate class?

that'd require me to make an account and pay for membership :P all my past scripts i could make using logic and not need to waste my money

Reuse in which way, more than one time in the same script or across multiple?

Well i don't see the point in coding more than you have to... Sure this: public enum Location { //your pre-definding the value of whatever you need. AREA_ONE(new Area(3092, 3246, 3095, 3240)), AREA_TWO (new Area(3215, 9623, 3219, 9620)), AREA_WHATEVER_YOU WANT (new Area(3207, 3220, 3210, 3216)), ; //these are the private fields you pre-definded private Area area; //constructor add what values you need to pre-define private Location(Area area){ this.area = area; } //these are simple getter methods. //setter method arent allowed because the values are pre-fined so they are basically static. public Area getArea(){ return this.area; } } Looks great and all but why when Area AREA_ONE = new Area(3092, 3246, 3095, 3240); Area AREA_TWO = new Area(3215, 9623, 3219, 9620); Area AREA_WHATEVER_YOU_WANT = new Area(3207, 3220, 3210, 3216); Would do the same thing or even storing it it a lil nooby class like public class Areas { static Area AREA_ONE = new Area(3092, 3246, 3095, 3240); static Area AREA_TWO = new Area(3215, 9623, 3219, 9620); static Area AREA_WHATEVER_YOU_WANT = new Area(3207, 3220, 3210, 3216); } would do the same thing It might just be me being super lazy but i see no point in over complicating the situation Someone plz enlighten me.

explain ?

I can see alot of threads for magic scripts, do none of them work? :P

Should have chosen better wording

Want to see if i've still got it. Give me something simple i can play with please

Yes, but the problem here is how to stretch out the time before anything repeats :3

Soo.... Where'd Everyone Go..... Serisouly..... This place is ded 6 people commented on my thread, and none are h8, something is wrong.

Your name changed color

Well this place has gotten kinda quite hasn't it

What's grammar 0.0

Did osbot loose the ability to interact with widgets? + the lack of checks is intense

If for some reason or another the debug option 'location' doesn't show z/Plane. you could always:

Does player location debug show it? or you could just make a script to log it or draw your coords on the screen.

Oh I seee. would be same result though no?

I thought that's what you wanted? Feels easier.

Ffs, editing post on my phone just fucked up te formattiñg, I'll be home in two hours to fix

Sorry if this is wrong, had < 5 to do it. you get the gist though... fix and use: Position[] areaBounds(Position tile1, Position tile2){ List<Position> tiles = new LinkedList<Position>(); //TOP if(tile1.getX() > tile2.getX()){ for(int i = tile1.getX(); i != tile2.getX(); i--){ tiles.add(new Position(i, tile1.getY(), tile1.getZ())); } }else if(tile1.getX() < tile2.getX()){ for(int i = tile1.getX(); i != tile2.getX(); i++){ tiles.add(new Position(i, tile1.getY(), tile1.getZ())); } } //Side 1 if(tile1.getY() > tile2.getY()){ for(int i = tile1.getY(); i != tile2.getY(); i--){ tiles.add(new Position(tile1.getX(), i, tile1.getZ())); } }else if(tile1.getY() < tile2.getY()){ for(int i = tile1.getY(); i != tile2.getY(); i++){ tiles.add(new Position(tile1.getX(), i, tile1.getZ())); } } //side 2 if(tile2.getY() > tile1.getY()){ for(int i = tile2.getY(); i != tile1.getX(); i--){ tiles.add(new Position(tile2.getX(), i, tile2.getZ())); } }else if(tile2.getY() < tile1.getY()){ for(int i = tile2.getY(); i != tile1.getX(); i++){ tiles.add(new Position(tile2.getX(), i, tile2.getZ())); } } //bottom if(tile2.getX() > tile1.getX()){ for(int i = tile2.getX(); i != tile1.getX(); i--){ tiles.add(new Position(i, tile1.getY(), tile1.getZ())); } }else if(tile2.getX() < tile1.getX()){ for(int i = tile2.getX(); i != tile1.getX(); i++){ tiles.add(new Position(tile2.getX(), i, tile2.getZ())); } } //convert list to array, return array or convert constructor to list return null; }

I must be missing something, what did you need help with?

Good to see someone else finally bothered to make one of these.