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Hey (: I could potentially add an option to customise this, however at the moment it is using a Gaussian-distribution derived algorithm to generate strings with different formats. These strings may be numbers in a range or values suffixed by scalar flags for non-standard notation (k,m, ...). The idea behind using the Gaussian distribution was to replicate how a human might do it, using certain quantity strings more frequently than others. I may ad an option to the settings tab so that you can specify an exact 'make-x' value to use each time. Thanks for the suggestion! (: -Apa

13 more supported locations, wider food support including Karambwans, Sinews, Anglerfish etc.

Bans are not quantifiable ! Give the free den cooker a go and let me know if you want a trial of the full version (: -apa

Post on the thread, don't PM the scripter!

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It never used to do this! I will take a look, thanks!

Woah, 18 hours!? Awesome!

There was originally an issue which meant I had to do this, but since that was fixed at some point, I can now remove it. Cheers - will change this hopefulyl some point this week

Good plan! (: Cheers, I will add this to the to-do list for the re-write

Heyo, Firstly, instead of doing this, perhaps you could just make the script heal up with any items in the inventory with an eat option? That way, you wouldn't even need this extra setup step! If you still want to do it, I would suggest creating your own frame. JOptionPane is fine for small things where you need one or two settings to be saved, but when you start working with more complicated configurations, having multiple JOptionPanes is a bit messy. (You could perhaps extend panel and attach this to your option pane, but I personally prefer creating a whole new frame). You could do this by creating a new class which extends JFrame, and perhaps create and position text fields within this frame in the constructor of the class. There will be plenty of swing tutorials online as it's a pretty standard thing, and you can even get window builders to help you generate the code (often as plugins to IDEs). I would recommend using a layout other than absolute though, since 4k and other higher resolution screens are becoming more widely used so re sizeable windows are very preferable (swing issues :/). You cannot do this directly to the JOptionPane! Edit: it looks like you've already created your own frame, do as Chris said! (apologies, I misread your post) Edit2: You can also (I believe) get rid of that potentially infinite sleep after the mobName initialisation, since I think JOptionPane does that for you. Just be sure to run some string analysis on that variable to make sure it's valid.

Awesome stuff!!! Thanks for sharing! (:

Cheers for the suggestions! The potting has been randomised as per request, previously it was potting when the boost drained, now it is randomised to approximately the lower quartile of the boost - If you wanted to add the 'extreme afking' setup, you could always disable the random movements settings! (: That way the script would be autologged every now and then, if camping! The multiple profiles is something I would like to do in the future, we shall see! -Apa Done & Done! (:

Sure, done! (: No I don't, sorry!!

It's the one I started off with and the one I have used since!

Now! (:

Hey, i've given you a trial (: you might also want to try the sand crabs script, let me know if you're also interested in trying that !

Should run in both!

Sure, sorry i'm late, only just woke up. Enjoy! (:

As Khal mentioned above, it's great that you're trying to learn about some of the cool features java provides, but what you're trying to do is a very strange way of using objects! You've made a bunch of different constructors, but the function of classes should probably be contained in the body of the class, not the constructor. I would suggest saving the constructor for initialising variables, setting values, or anything else you need to do to 'construct' an instance of the class. (or you could use an initialisation block for variables :p). I would suggest that you try a project where the concept of object orientation fits well with the script, for example an AIO or multi-mode script of some sort.

Congratulations! (: I've yet to try but once I get the account and stats up there, I will deffo be giving it a shot

Glad it's solved, but that's pretty odd. Perhaps it was the logo grabbing code; maybe the manifest url for the essence runner script is causing issues. Perhaps let the scripter know via the script thread?

Hey, no problem! (: Yea, a lot of scriptwriters move on, quit, or abandon their products, but I have no intentions of doing any of those things!

Have been running the script myself without problems... strange that this is happening all of a sudden to you. If anything, sounds like an issue with the OSBot interaction methods. The script (like every other on this site) uses the client's interaction system since it would be silly (&unrealistic)for every script to separately handle mouse x/y vector calculations, raycasting etc individually. Unfortunately, as a result, there is nothing that I can do to directly fix this since I do not have access to the code that is running while the interaction takes place. If this happens again (or regularly) let me know and I can try and re-create it and file a bug report, but my guess is that this was an isolated situation since it hasn't cropped up before in the ~2-3 years that the script has been live. Perhaps for now try running in quieter cooking areas, or when there are less people around? I'm not really sure what else to suggest and i'm sorry that you're experiencing this! Also, maybe re-download OSBot. Worth a shot I guess. Cheers Apa

There is no way; it's a pain & also means my Rune Sudoku script does not support mirror since the colour picker reads it!

Perhaps delete the whole osbot folder? ;o