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done, enjoy! apa

no i googled the name of the restaurant x)

I've given you a 24h trial, enjoy!: ) apa

Hey please read this thread which will give you instructions on how to get a trial osbot.org/forum/topic/61445-apa-script-trials-⌠free⌡-⌠24-6-hour-trials-available⌡-⌠4-script-selection⌡-⌠scripter-iii⌡-⌠apa-scripts-collection⌡/ apa

where abouts are you mate? edit : is that hebden bridge?

I will take a look at the al-kharid situation for you - as for the run toggling, I'll stop it from toggling while cooking. Thanks! apa

I've given you a 6 hour trial, hope it's what you're looking for! apa I've given you a 24h trial. Enjoy! apa

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write some scripts here on osbot Sure, the money isn't great. But it's the experience that counts! apa

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Hey, I'm guessing you want the rock crabs script trial? Next time please read the thread for the format! i've given you a 24h auth - enjoy! apa

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1225011 awww yea ~apa

CHILL OUT MATE

They'd have to be premium for it to be czar

i've gotta wait until feb for my 2nd anniversary

Alching is so simple to script that it would be silly for it to be released as anything other than free. Same for teleporting - it's just spamming a spell. apa

Trouble is, the more unique a script is, the lower the userbase, so the lower the profits. Consider 10 people using a looting script at the same time. The item spawns would be so slow that the profit would drop dramatically. You cannot release a script and promise high profit rates at the same time as having a high userbase. The method would simply crash! apa

this is the reason I only have 4 scripts, not 100 - If i see a script which has already been made and does the job well, I DON'T make another branded version of it. Obviously though, some people do ^^ - sucks, but it's the way it is. The real problem is the lack of script ideas which haven't already been made.

I mostly agree with this - I think we need a more formal bug report system perhaps. But alot of the time, it's the user who is at fault, so perhaps a user guide might be a useful thing to have too. Also, I think alot of scripters are put off maintaining their scripts when you recieve a message like this: (recieved this as a message on my den cooker script. Turns out the user didn't follow the clear instructions on the main thread. But I went ahead and pushed an update anyway. Still waiting to recieve a thank you. Oh wait, i've never (in about 1 year) recieved a thank you for any of my free scripts (maybe once or twice?)) apa

sure, please check the instructions on the front of this thread. apa

How so? also you're probably better off searching for soultions online - I have very little experience with eclipse troubleshooting as mine's never failed me! apa

ive given you a 24h trial, enjoy! apa

interact already has visibility and camera handling checks and methods, so there's no need to call willow#isVisible at all. Infact, what kitiria had originally was probably much better, as your method will get in a continuous sleep loop if the willow isn't null but is off the screen. @Kitiria: If you really wanted to make it more efficient and not get permanently stuck, you can use a filter (a neat way of doing this is with streams, like so): objects.getAll().stream().filter(obj -> (obj.exists() && obj.getName().equals("Willow") && obj.hasAction("Chop-down") && getMap().distance(obj) <= 10)).collect(Collectors.toList()); which will reasonably efficiently generate a collection of all the nearby objects with the name willow and the interaction option chop down within a distance of 10 tiles from the player. you can then proceed to iterate through this collection and further filter it to find your desired tree, and then interact with it like so if (tree != null && tree.exists()) { tree.interact(); } ~apa

How much did that cost you?