Hi osbot,

I have always had a passion for botting and the community but I haven't always had the time to participate as much as I would have liked.

I'm setting myself a project to learn to make basic scripts for learning purposes and to develop my skills.

Would any scripters be graceful enough to give me a few sample scripts for me to tweak and understand whilst learning?

 

Thanks guys!

 

Scott

Hey, welcome

I too have a passion for being lazy and choose botting over manual clicking

Take a look at the local section here: https://osbot.org/forum/forum/288-downloadablelocal-scripts/ plenty of code for you to look at

 

Also it is worth noting that you can download local scripts and 'decompile' them.

A jar file is essentially compiled java code (java byte-code), and 'decompiling' a jar file will attempt to revert this byte-code to the initial source code. Since compiling is not a perfectly reversible process, some decompilers do provide minor inaccuracies to the initial source code, such as wrapping objects in one-item object arrays and such, but the jist of the code should be evident.

Java decompilers can be found online, you should be able to find a free online one with no problems. Decompilers running JDCore or similar are a good bet.

Things to note:

• A lot of the local scripts are poorly written. Careful what you learn from!
• As I mentioned above, the source code might not match the original, but it will be close.
• Don't use that 'task/node' framework that people say you should use unless you have a good reason to..! I only say this because the local script section is full of these kinds of structures and they bring nothing new to the table above  simple if/else statements in your onLoop.

Let me know if you have any questions!

-Apa

 

Here are a couple of simple scripts you can take a look at that I wrote.

I'm glad to see new scripters and look forward to seeing what you make in the future.

 

Hi message Acerd if u need scripting help

1 hour ago, Apaec said:

Also it is worth noting that you can download local scripts and 'decompile' them.

A jar file is essentially compiled java code (java byte-code), and 'decompiling' a jar file will attempt to revert this byte-code to the initial source code. Since compiling is not a perfectly reversible process, some decompilers do provide minor inaccuracies to the initial source code, such as wrapping objects in one-item object arrays and such, but the jist of the code should be evident.

Java decompilers can be found online, you should be able to find a free online one with no problems. Decompilers running JDCore or similar are a good bet.

Things to note:

• A lot of the local scripts are poorly written. Careful what you learn from!
• As I mentioned above, the source code might not match the original, but it will be close.
• Don't use that 'task/node' framework that people say you should use unless you have a good reason to..! I only say this because the local script section is full of these kinds of structures and they bring nothing new to the table above  simple if/else statements in your onLoop.

Let me know if you have any questions!

-Apa

 

 

Just use scripts and decompose them you gotta start somewhere :P

Best of luck in your adventure. Ask in the chatbox a lot of people are active and will help you out.

7 minutes ago, alldaybye said:

Just use scripts and decompose them you gotta start somewhere :P

 

41 minutes ago, HeyImJamie said:

 

Yeah the guide is pretty outdated; I should really re-write it, I just haven't found the time recently. Thanks for reminding me!

22 minutes ago, Apaec said:

Yeah the guide is pretty outdated; I should really re-write it, I just haven't found the time recently. Thanks for reminding me!

It does what it needs to do. I used it myself starting out!