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Just checked the code and confirmed that the script should stop when you run out of ammo. It's odd that this isn't working for you. Please could you answer a few questions so that I can determine what went wrong: Are you running on Stealth injection? Does the logger contain any mention of 'Out of ammo/runes.' If possible could you provide the contents of the logger when this occurs? Don't worry if not. Cheers Apa

UPDATE! Version 1.04 Implemented and tested seers' village teleport for those with the diary completed. Also works without the diary completed, although the walk is longer! Integrated error recovery framework, although this is still disabled until fully complete. Special thanks to @Joliter for being kind enough to lend me his account to test this update. -Apa

Will take a look now. Thanks for letting me know

Hmm - that's odd, I thought I fixed that a few versions ago! Just to clarify- this is on stealth injection, right? Apa

Canifis course should be working as are all the others!

Sure - trial activated! ____________________________________________ Hi both, Unfortunately, as is the case with all other scripters, I am not allowed to offer trials to users whose OSBot accounts are under a week old (this is an OSBot rule). Sorry about that - please come back when you fulfil this criterion! -Apa

No worries - let me know if you have any further problems! -Apa

Sure - activated!

Looks like you're using it right - although you don't need your 'Sleep' class (perhaps avoid this until you understand functional interfaces or lambdas in general - better stick to the anonymous conditional sleep instantiation for now as you are doing already) For some reason you're interacting with the tree twice, once in your 'canChopTree' method and once in your 'chopTree' method - perhaps this is a source of confusion. Best put a number of console logs around the script to see exactly where the script gets (woo, debugging!). Finally, it's worth considering the arguments to the ConditionalSleep class constructor. You've put 10000 for both the timeout AND the sleep time. This means that it will always sleep for ~10000ms exactly! Oops! -Apa

This script doesn't support cannon due to overcrowding reasons - I planned to implement it a while ago however a few customers raised concerns that automating a cannon could cause too much traffic in the worlds. With that being said, since rock crabs have quietened down a little since the release of sand crabs, I might consider adding cannon support in the upcoming re-write of the script. I've added it to my list - thanks! Apa

Hey, All the settings are configured in the GUI upon startup - also, if the script stops by itself, the reason will be written to the console logger (or an error trace, if applicable). If you could try running the script again and let me know what the reason is, that would be greatly appreciated! -Apa

Sure thing - trial activated!

Sure -done!

You can pay with RSGP, however not directly, rather you must first buy a voucher to subsequently redeem for in-store credit. The store is maintained by OSBot staff and not the scripters, so I am unable to take payment directly (OSBot must take their share). Here is a link to the vouchers subforum: https://osbot.org/forum/forum/227-vouchers/ Let me know if you have any further questions! But eventually it would succeed in logging in, would it not?

When worldhopping, the script is no longer in control (code is handled by the client) as logging in requires sensitive info which the script does not have access to (i.e your account user/pass) However, from what you've said, it sounds like the client is behaving in the way one would expect - re-trying log in. I'm not sure what the problem is here? Apa

Thanks for the log - i'll take a look at the relevant obstacle but it could just be a camera angle thing. I will have to work on a system to prevent this from being a problem Apa

I believe the issue was to do with mirror mode Thanks for this screenshot, that's a pretty high exp rate, grats on the gains! Apa

That's some pretty awesome progress, congrats on the gains!!

Hey, If you're requesting a trial, since your last trial was just over a year ago, i've activated a fresh one as a few things may have changed with the script - enjoy! Apa

Both trials activated - thanks for stopping by! Apa

Sure - activated ! :)

As deceiver said, intelliJ is far more... intelligent. It has loads more features and is generally the tool of preference at the moment. I use eclipse for OSBot scripts mostly because it is what I learned to use initially. The interface is comparatively simplistic and in my opinion more intuitive for people starting out. I do use other IDEs and sometimes plain text editors for other java projects. It's preference really - use whichever you are more comfortable with!

Trial activated, also replied to your PM. Apa

So the onLoop is continuously called, i.e looping. From what you've said, you seem more or less right, although fail checks can often be implemented as their own state in the onLoop (remember, to maximise robustness, have only a single interaction per onLoop call) rather than 'sequentially'. I'm not entirely sure what you mean by your first question regarding if and else if statements. With regards to your second question, yes - if you go down deep enough, these basic principle apply. However with more complicated scripts this detail is often abstracted away using OO concepts which is a powerful way to encode more meaning/functionality/diversity into a comparatively smaller code size. Apa

Not sure - have you followed the instructions on the main post? Apa