Pandemic

He's actually right though, the random function's max is exclusive, so it already goes from 0 - max-1

I fully support that idea, I wasn't downing you doing it, I was answering your question of "Would anyone use this?".

BATTLE!!!!!!!!!!!! If this happens I'll totally judge ;)

I'm glad they're helping you

Just make an applications folder on your desktop or download RocketDock (if you're a windows user), I don't really see a need for this

Thanks

Thank you.

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Thank you and no problem ;)

Well HTML and Java are very different, but learning java shouldn't be too hard for you.

Thanks for the suggestion, but I think adding a tool to new learners might be confusing. Also, no the i goes down so it starts at the end of the path and decreases until it's at the beginning of the path.

Thanks, I hope you learn something.

Thanks Omoshu, but this is a rather technical version of what it does, so let me explain it much simpler: The @Override above a function simply means that OSBot will use this function instead of the default function that's defined in the Script class (the one our script is extending from). You can also call the default function by doing the super() function inside of the function you're overriding (well it's useless in this case, because the Script class functions are empty).

Sure do: PandemicScripts

Yeah someone also said there was 2 copies of it

Aww I was going to do this, oh well.

No problem ;) I'm still thinking of what should be in part 3... Maybe in depth failsafes, or even GUI's

This also looks good! Nice releases! I plan on releasing my interacting and walking methods soon.

Looks good Scrub!

Thanks swizz ;)

I support this, it's a great idea.

Ah, well that's because the Script class that we extend from implements the MethodProvider class, so all of its functions are usable by your class.

Updated thread to look for the bank using its name, and fixed the formatting (for some reason when I edited it last time it turned all the code into one line )

I know, but this is a basic tutorial I don't want to get too in depth about failsafes. I fully understand this isn't the best way to do it, but it's a simple way that works 95% of the time.

Thanks