Vastico

There's always 2 sides to every story just like the PB/RSB story.

int onLoop() { int rand = random(5) if(client.getMyPlayer().isMoving()){ if(rand <= 1){ client.typeString("DAMN 1 magic sucks") return 1000 + random(600) } if(rand <= 2 && rand >1){ client.typeString("GOD I HATE WALKING") return 1000 + random(600) } if(rand <= 3 && rand >2){ client.typeString("NEED TO TRAIN MAGIC NAOW") return 1000 + random(600) } if(rand <= 4 && rand >3){ client.typeString("WHY DOES THIS TAKE SO LONG?") return 1000 + random(600) } if(rand >= 4){ client.typeString("30 minutes cooldown on hometeleport? NO!") return 1000 + random(600) } return 600 + random(600) }else{ log("DONT WALK!") return 1000 } }

For those suggesting to disable it, this thread was a joke, I know you can disable it...

No just no, it's making me trippy alreayd omg!!!

I'd rather see it done on individual scrips rather than on this, if done via this path recorder it would still create the same positions every time.

This was helpful for me when trying to create a path of all tiles I moved to. package org.vfriendimport org.osbot.script.Scriptimport org.osbot.script.ScriptManifest/** * @author Vastico */@ScriptManifest(name = "Path Recorder", author = "Vastico", version = 0.01D, info = "Records your path into a groovy compatible format")public class PathRecorder extends Script { def positions = [ ] def last_position @Override int onLoop() throws InterruptedException { if (last_position == null) { last_position = client.getMyPlayer().getPosition() } if (!last_position.equals(client.getMyPlayer().getPosition())) { positions.add(client.getMyPlayer().getPosition()) log("Adding tile to list ${client.getMyPlayer().getPosition().getX()}, ${client.getMyPlayer().getPosition().getY()}") last_position = client.getMyPlayer().getPosition() } return 0 } @Override void onExit() { def builder = "def positions = [n" for (p in positions) { builder += "tnew Position(${p.getX()}, ${p.getY()}, ${p.getZ()}),n" } builder += "] as Position[]" log(builder) }}

It's not it being hard, it's making it as straight forward and simplified as possible.

I believe a repository is currently in the works allowing you to select scripts to use, theres been a recent announcement about it: http://osbot.org/forum/index.php?/topic/471-premium-scripts-developers-and-the-repository/

Err what? http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/util/concurrent/Phaser.html