I am trying to do a cooking script but I can only label widget root child and sub, how can I name a widget tile, it has the text trout or salmon for example. I tried filters but that didn't seem like the solution ..
Hello folks, I was wondering if someone could explain how I could nest a conditionalsleep so that it can use the widgets after interacting with a Object.
if(fire != null && !myPlayer().isAnimating() && fire.interact("Cook")) {
new ConditionalSleep(5000) {
@Override
public boolean condition() {
return myPlayer().isAnimating() || !fire.exists();
}
}.sleep();
}
Could someone figure out how to setup a script skeleton and compile it in the modern version of eclipse? I am going to have to dodge this IntelliJ trial but I really like the eclipse look. plzzzzz
I love how Czar takes me under his wing regardless of a decade year long "mutial relationship" :))) ty Czar, I wasn't sure if I needed JDK 8 or if JRE 21 would have worked but I will give it a shot. tytytyty
EDIT: Java 1.8 Worked ty !
hello, I tried to use a old version of eclipse that I know how to write scripts on but my JRE isn't compatible with it...
I also tried the modern eclipse IDE and idk how to get started. plzz help.
I am sooooo experienced with Win32 API but I aussume the developers are competent enought to not NEED my help. I would love to assist but message me if I can help.
what do you mean by focus on C++ client support? is the client written in C++ but OSBot is JAR? I ask because I am FAR more familiar with C/C++ compared to Java.