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WebWalking broken?

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Is it just me or did the WebWalking break after todays update?

 

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		final WebWalkEvent walkingEvent = new WebWalkEvent(area);
		walkingEvent.setBreakCondition(new Condition() {
			@[member=Override]
			public boolean evaluate() {
				return area.contains(self.myPlayer());
			}
		});
		self.execute(walkingEvent);

That bit of code worked until today

 

Regards

Edited by Abuse

Yes, WebWalking is currently broken. Will have to wait for a Dev to update OSBot sadly.

 

I think only workaround for now is to use paths rather than WebWalker, although I haven't tested that.

Edited by venetox

gg my stealth quester.

 

Also another update gr8.

Edited by Cunty

Every Thursday is update-day @Jagex. We will have to wait for the OSBOT devs to update Osbot.

Edited by Sebastian

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Every Thursday is update-day @Jagex. We will have to wait for the OSBOT devs to update Osbot.

 

I am aware of that, just say that the Devs have updated their hooks, so wanted to ask if it was an issue on my end or not

I am aware of that, just say that the Devs have updated their hooks, so wanted to ask if it was an issue on my end or not

nah it broke all scripts that depend on webwalk

For some very simple scripts of mine, I'm successfully using walk() instead of webwalk() in the interim. 

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