I have a bot that requires quick logging out. Is there a way after I've logged out to relog in a different world?

Yes by coding it manually

if it's your own script visit http://osbot.org/api/org/osbot/rs07/api/Worlds.html and implement that into your script.

 

If it's on the SDN ask the script writer to implement it for you

if it's your own script visit http://osbot.org/api/org/osbot/rs07/api/Worlds.html and implement that into your script.

 

If it's on the SDN ask the script writer to implement it for you

 

You can't use that if the script is logged out 'cause the login handler will override it. Like Chris said, you would have to make your own method to bypass it.

@@Manner managed to do it. He might be able to help you. 

 

Edited January 8, 20179 yr by Slawa

You can use norandoms parameter in cli and write your own login handler, there is a snippet for it aswell,

http://osbot.org/forum/topic/109560-a-simple-login-handler/

You can't use that if the script is logged out 'cause the login handler will override it. Like Chris said, you would have to make your own method to bypass it.

You can use norandoms parameter in cli and write your own login handler, there is a snippet for it aswell,

http://osbot.org/forum/topic/109560-a-simple-login-handler/

 

Oh ok sorry, I didn't see you saying logged out cause I posted my response at 6am xD

ur own method to bypass it.

 

What ayylmao posted should help you

If you are taking the challenge, let me make it easier for you:

    static List<World> worlds = Arrays.asList(
        new World(1, false, 242,57),
        new World(2, true, 242, 78),
        new World(3, true, 242, 110),
        new World(4, true, 242, 131),
        new World(5, true, 242, 150),
        new World(6, true, 242, 177),
        new World(8, false, 242, 201),
        new World(9, true, 242, 222),
        new World(10, true, 242, 250),
        new World(11, true, 242, 276),
        new World(12, true, 242, 297),
        new World(13, true, 242, 319),
        new World(14, true, 242, 343),
        new World(16, false, 242, 369),
        new World(17, true, 242, 392),
        new World(18, true, 242, 412),        
        new World(19, true, 242, 439),
        new World(20, true, 242, 363),
        new World(21, true, 335, 57),
        new World(22, true, 335, 83),
        new World(26, false, 335, 128),
        new World(27, true, 335, 156),
        new World(28, true, 335, 177),
        new World(29, true, 335, 199),
        new World(30, true, 335, 223),
        new World(33, true, 335, 252),
        new World(34, true, 335, 270),
        new World(35, false, 335, 301),
        new World(36, true, 335, 322),
        new World(38, true, 335, 368),
        new World(41, true, 335, 393),
        new World(42, true, 335, 416),
        new World(43, true, 335, 445),
        new World(44, true, 335, 463),
        new World(46, true, 426, 81),
        new World(50, true, 426, 129),
        new World(51, true, 426, 151),
        new World(52, true, 426, 176),
        new World(54, true, 426, 224),
        new World(57, true, 426, 249),
        new World(58, true, 426, 278),
        new World(59, true, 426, 297),
        new World(60, true, 426, 319),
        new World(62, true, 426, 372),
        new World(67, true, 426, 441),
        new World(68, true, 426, 464),
        new World(69, true, 517, 52),
        new World(70, true, 517, 80),
        new World(74, true, 517, 125),
        new World(75, true, 517, 152),
        new World(76, true, 517, 175),
        new World(77, true, 517, 202),
        new World(82, false, 517, 277),
        new World(83, false, 517, 299),
        new World(84, false, 517, 319),
        new World(86, true, 517, 370),
        new World(93, false, 517, 389),
        new World(94, false, 517, 317)
    );

Last two parameters of the World class are x and y mouse positions for that particular world on the world select screen

It was painful to write 

Edited January 9, 20179 yr by Abuse

If you are taking the challenge, let me make it easier for you:

static List<World> worlds = Arrays.asList(		new World(1, false, 242,57),		new World(2, true, 242, 78),		new World(3, true, 242, 110),		new World(4, true, 242, 131),		new World(5, true, 242, 150),		new World(6, true, 242, 177),		new World(8, false, 242, 201),		new World(9, true, 242, 222),		new World(10, true, 242, 250),		new World(11, true, 242, 276),		new World(12, true, 242, 297),		new World(13, true, 242, 319),		new World(14, true, 242, 343),		new World(16, false, 242, 369),		new World(17, true, 242, 392),		new World(18, true, 242, 412),				new World(19, true, 242, 439),		new World(20, true, 242, 363),		new World(21, true, 335, 57),		new World(22, true, 335, 83),		new World(26, false, 335, 128),		new World(27, true, 335, 156),		new World(28, true, 335, 177),		new World(29, true, 335, 199),		new World(30, true, 335, 223),		new World(33, true, 335, 252),		new World(34, true, 335, 270),		new World(35, false, 335, 301),		new World(36, true, 335, 322),		new World(38, true, 335, 368),		new World(41, true, 335, 393),		new World(42, true, 335, 416),		new World(43, true, 335, 445),		new World(44, true, 335, 463),		new World(46, true, 426, 81),		new World(50, true, 426, 129),		new World(51, true, 426, 151),		new World(52, true, 426, 176),		new World(54, true, 426, 224),		new World(57, true, 426, 249),		new World(58, true, 426, 278),		new World(59, true, 426, 297),		new World(60, true, 426, 319),		new World(62, true, 426, 372),		new World(67, true, 426, 441),		new World(68, true, 426, 464),		new World(69, true, 517, 52),		new World(70, true, 517, 80),		new World(74, true, 517, 125),		new World(75, true, 517, 152),		new World(76, true, 517, 175),		new World(77, true, 517, 202),		new World(82, false, 517, 277),		new World(83, false, 517, 299),		new World(84, false, 517, 319),		new World(86, true, 517, 370),		new World(93, false, 517, 389),		new World(94, false, 517, 317)	);

Last two parameters of the World class are x and y mouse positions for that particular world on the world select screen

It was painful to write

Beauts