FrostBug

It'd have to be after my finals; so.. after christmas Most likely a misconfiguration in gear setup; try to enable debugging and see what type of output it gives when stopping If this does not help fix the issue, send me a PM and I can help you on Skype

Well.. Technically, paid private scripting isn't allowed

Once you've added the script (follow the link in the OP), it should show up on the scripts page that appears when you hit the 'run script' button on the client.

Still works. Still works.

You can get a refund, but you have to post here, as I don't have the authority to do it myself

Add me on skype and I'll assist. Probably an issue with script settings

Please add me on skype (see my profile) It'd help me locate and fix the issue if I can ask a few questions

Very impressive proggy ;o Sorry to hear you got banned, tho

As far as I can tell there are still people using it

You'd need to look at where the actual accessor grabs it from, and modify the source. Reflection would be the easier choice.

Your primary class extending Script has MethodProvider access. Eg. you can call getSkills(), getBank() and so on. Or you can access their instances (skills, bank etc.) skills.hoverSkill(Skill.HITPOINTS); localWalker.walk(point)

Seriously though. If you want your script be to be stable, always assume that any action has a chance to fail. As a result of this, doing multiple things successively without checking what the current situation is, is generally a bad idea. Example (pseudo): bank.open(); sleep bank.withdraw(); Assume that even after the call to bank.open(), the bank is still not open. An action can fail as a result of multiple factors. Most often being misclicks (caused by camera movements or whatnot), random event interrupt (Yes, they still interrupt your current action), lag or delays. For this reason, it's common practice to return from the main loop after every action, repeating the same action if it was not completed successfully in the previous loop.

Oh wow, that is the most unstable code I have ever seen :E. I don't even know where to start 1. NEVER assume that an interaction or any other type of event will complete successfully.

try using getTime() on the message object, and subtract from current time (System.currentTimeMillis()), if its been more than like.. 1000 ms, then ignore it?

open CMD 1. Compile your source files into .class files "javac somefile.java" This will generate a file with the same base name, but .class extension. This is the compiled source. Next, to add them to a Jar archive, run this command: "java cf YourScriptName.jar mainclass.class otherclass.class thirdclass.class" Basically after the jar name you list all the compiled files seperated by spaces. This will create the Jarfile. Be sure to run the commands with full path, OR from the directory containing your files. "cd" is the command to change directory in CMD

Quote of the year

10/10 Would read again.

You can sleep when you're dead

Pushed version 1.0.6 to the SDN - Now properly detects full-inventory messages in all equipment swap scenarios

Netbeans / IntelliJ Stay away from BlueJ. Far away.

You might say that he's no stranger to lovely deals

O wow, I've seen a lot of interviews from that guy actually. He's an artist himself, so he must know what he's talking about Nicely done m7.

For the record, don't supply it a Runnable that performs any type of Event (From the constructor that takes a Runnable). The runnable is called many times per second as well.

Pushed version 1.0.5 to the SDN - Patched healing threshhold when banking