Eagle Scripts

What teleport would one use to get there though?

Is this the one? The one and only superior woodcutter out of all? Jokes aside, congratulations on the release

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Never heard of the salt technology; what is it?

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Have you started it exactly like the thread states?

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Both granted

Which ones would you like to see added?

Didn’t want to insult anybody, just wanted to state that you should learn the language first before attempting to script, you’ll benefit from it in the long run .

Of course. As I stated, most of us are more than willing to help people out, including me. What you can't expect from me, however, is that I will just spoonfeed everything when I, in fact, know that he won't learn from it. Would you explain how to shift gears to somebody who doesn't know how to get the engine to start but got the engine running because he was able to mimic something without actually understanding what he just mimicked? I wouldn't.

Hhm but how can you have written muling scripts while using an IDE but not know that the syntax of `onLoop();` instead of `onLoop() { }` doesn't work?

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First of all, you're not telling us what error you're receiving so how should we be able to help you? Secondly, as @Slut spotted, you have a semicolon at the declaration of your onLoop method. Your IDE most likely tells you that this is not possible. If you couldn't figure this out yourself this probably means that you don't have a single clue about what you're doing. I'd like to suggest for you to learn Java first before trying to write a script . We're more than willing to help out those in need of assistance but we expect them to at least be able to handle syntax and have at least some knowledge about the language.

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Use an underscore. I also have to use Eagle_Scripts.

Try moving the Widget declaring and instantiation to a lower scope; within the actual conditional sleep . Also; please conform to the Java naming conventions new ConditionalSleep(15000, 600) { @Override public boolean condition() { final RS2Widget displayDisc = getWidgets().getWidgetContainingText(162, "What name would you like to check"); return displayDisc != null && displayDisc.isVisible(); } }.sleep();

Seems like you're going strong with the updates. Keep up the good work!

Could you supply me with an account I can use to grab data for a few min?

I've already started working on the tree support feature but it's a big update, I've also been really busy lately so once I've got more space in my agenda I'll be able to continue its development. tldr; it'll eventually be added, no ETA as of now though .

OSBot does not have such a method. If you wish to check an account's status without logging it into the RS game itself, your best best is to login to the account on the website, through which you could then check the account's status.