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osbot scripting vs other bots

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I have almost finished my university exams, so am looking to get into writing bot scripts over the summer.

 

Was just wondering how the interfacing and language varied between bot sites and like whether coding for osbot/p****bot are the same or completely different?

 

Also, what makes osbot better for scripting purposes than other bots?

 

Thanks

5 minutes ago, scriptersteve said:

I have almost finished my university exams, so am looking to get into writing bot scripts over the summer.

 

Was just wondering how the interfacing and language varied between bot sites and like whether coding for osbot/p****bot are the same or completely different?

 

Also, what makes osbot better for scripting purposes than other bots?

 

Thanks

From my experience Osbot has a really nice community, and theres alot of people that help eachother

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Thanks guys :), what do you use to programme in? 

 

Personally i've been using atom (to try and understand more) but also have intelij and eclipse installed

All OSRS bots except Simba are in Java so the language is the same it's just that the API is different i.e 

lets say u want to check if player is in combat 

for osbot api it's gonna be getCombat().isFighting() 

for bot x: it could be

getPlayer().isFighting() 

you get me b0ss

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