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http://www.mollerhoj.com/
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Aparently bot is down after todays update. Should be back up by now tho. Be sure to try again !: ) apa
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is it still active? if so... how? apa
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Looks like the bot is still down or they maybe made some mistake. Apaec
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Hey guys, Sounds like the bot went down yesterday. Not sure if it's been fixed yet or not. Should have been! Apa
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NOTE TO ALL USERS: OSBOT DOES NOT SUPPORT RESIZEABLE MODE AT THE MOMENT. PLEASE RUN THE BOT USING THE FIXED MODE SETTING AS SEEN BELOW:
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Hey Easy fix: switch your game to fixed mode. The client does NOT currently support resizeable mode. Apa
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Sorry mate, last time you asked I specified I couldn't give you any more trials. I've already gone overboard with the number i've given you. Unfortunately if you wish to use the script any more you'll need to purchase it. Apaec
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Done! Sorry for the delay. Enjoy! Apaec
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Please can you PM me the name? Thanks Apa
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Haven't released one yet. Might write a tut for gui over the summer, we'll see. Hey Sorry i'm late to reply. Seems i was unfollowed from the thread for some reason. Make sure you save it in this directory: If it's still not showing up and you've got it in that directory, refresh the scripts list. If it's still not showing up, restart osbot. If it's still not showing up, you've got something wrong in your script manifest! Apaec
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it's the least that can be offered to him for his service i spose
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I've enabled the script on your account. Enjoy! Apa
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well... part of my thinks 'why not' but then i saw beyond two mens love for eachother. There would be other repercussions especially when it comes to children. It would cause all sorts of legal issues, and so on. Also, for people saying being gay isn't a mental illness, well, it is. Although I wouldn't categorise it as an illness moreover a 'mental difference' between people. Being gay isn't necessarily bad, it's just not... normal. The point of love / attraction between males and females is to bring a man and woman together so that they can reproduce and the human race can continue. If gay people were designed then obviously reproduction wouldn't be possible and therefore the race would die out. Therefore, in that respect, it's a mental setback. But with so many people on the planet, at the moment I believe gayness is harmless. So I voted yes, but I really do understand why people voted no. Infact I was on the verge of voting no myself [/speech]
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No, it was just an example of fetching a directory. Also, @ op, yes, you need to copy and paste those. I'm not going to tell you exactly how to do it, it is paramount you learn yourself. But i've shown you how to grab and write elements to a file. Also, you can see that i've done it without arrays. This is probably the best way of doing it if you have 2-3 lines but after that it may become somewhat strenuous. So you'll need to implement arrays if you have more than 6 lines, just to make it tidier. apa
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Nice and straightforward, perfect way to practice file interaction Here's a method which botre sent me a while back, should do the trick for loading the data. (modified the onLoadData() method to show you how to load ints, Strings and booleans). public void loadData() { FileReader fileReader = null; try { fileReader = new FileReader(OSBDirectory.GUI_DIRECTORY + OSBDirectory.separator + "test.txt"); //example directory } catch (FileNotFoundException e) { return; } BufferedReader bufferedReader = new BufferedReader(fileReader); onLoadSettings(bufferedReader); try { bufferedReader.close(); } catch (IOException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } } public void onLoadData(BufferedReader bufferedReader) { try { boolean b = Boolean.parseBoolean(bufferedReader.readLine()); //reads first line and saves into local var b as a boolean. } catch (NumberFormatException | IOException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } try { int i = Integer.parseInt(bufferedReader.readLine()); //reads second line and saves into local var i as an int. } catch (IOException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } catch (NumberFormatException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } try { String s = (bufferedReader.readLine()); //reads the 3rd line outputting the line into local variable s as a String. } catch (IOException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } } As for saving the settings: public void saveSettings() { PrintWriter writer = null; try { writer = new PrintWriter(OSBDirectory.GUI_DIRECTORY + OSBDirectory.separator + "test.txt", "UTF-8"); //example directory, look at docs for exact implementation of PrintWriter() } catch (FileNotFoundException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } catch (UnsupportedEncodingException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } onSaveSettings(writer); writer.flush(); writer.close(); } public void onSaveSettings(PrintWriter writer) { writer.println(boolean b); writer.println(int i); writer.println(String s); } ** Saves the format into a file in the given directory under the name test.txt in the form: b i s dont forget the file needs creating. ** You should hopefully find it really straight forward after I ggave you that as a starting point hehe Apa
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Perhaps you started the script too quickly after stopping another one. Always wait for 1 script to stop (when it says script has terminated in console) before starting another one. Restarting the client / bot tab may be the only fix if this happens again (from what i've figured out so far) apa
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If you want you can add my skype and I can help you I've got about 2k killcount over a range of accounts so i'd be willing to give you a hand i'll be online tomorrow, pm me apa
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lemme clear things up it's part of DT. If you own the diamond, it starts following you. If you teleport away/ log out, it will follow someone else instead of despawning. You will find that even if you try to attack it, it will not let you, unless it was initially following you (if you said you do not have the diamond then u wont be able to attack it). *flies away* so yea. Someone else had the diamond and tele'd / logged out. The stranger would have followed you a bit then despawned after a timer elapsed. He could not have attacked you !
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So... I have no idea about AHK and the syntax but generally return does not mean 'return the mouse to the original position'. I'm guessing the 1:: and 2:: etc are methods called by pressing the relevant keys, and the idea with the 'return' call means it will stop pushing code once it reaches the statement so 1:: mousemove... return means it will not go into the 2:: command after you press 1, it will just return to listening for key presses. Don't quote me on this tho, like I said, i've never worked with AHK and don't know the syntax. You'll need to put another button in (eg 4: and have the mouse move back up when you press it. ap[a
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idk about you but that just seems exceedingly messy