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Webwalk

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hola,

 

- How do i code my own walker instead of using webwalker, Is it by mouse clicks or what ?

"Can someone give me an example or code please" ?

 

hola,

 

- How do i code my own walker instead of using webwalker, Is it by mouse clicks or what ?

"Can someone give me an example or code please" ?

 

why not use the inbuilt walker?

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why not use the inbuilt walker?

 

What do you mean by the in built and could you show me how it works ?

What do you mean by the in built and could you show me how it works ?

 

to webwalk:

  getWalking().webWalk(Position)

 

to walk normally:

 getWalking().walk(Position)

 

 

would recommend going through the API

 

http://osbot.org/api/

 

it'll solve most of your questions

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to webwalk:

  getWalking().webWalk(Position)

 

to walk normally:

 getWalking().walk(Position)

 

 

would recommend going through the API

 

http://osbot.org/api/

 

it'll solve most of your questions

 

Aha thanks for this buddy, but just to double check.

When i used webwalk in my script i insta got banned its just walker, So i wanted to use custom walker.

so will  getWalking().walk(Position) make a difference ?

Edited by The King

Aha thanks for this buddy, but just to double check.

When i used webwalk in my script i insta got banned its just walker, So i wanted to use custom walker.

so will  getWalking().walk(Position) make a difference ?

 

the walker wont get you banned.

 

getWalking().walk() takes less CPU, but doesn't handle obstacles

 

getWalking().webWalk() takes more CPU, but handles most obstacles

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