New here and would like to write my own scripts.Zero experience.Just wondering how beneficial completing a Java code academy course would be in learning

would help a lot 

After completing would i be able to almost jump into very simple scripts or would I just be alot less clueless but still not able?

16 minutes ago, smokebl1tz said:

After completing would i be able to almost jump into very simple scripts or would I just be alot less clueless but still not able?

If u know basic java it's easier to implement and read the API. However, u still need to get used to the api :P

39 minutes ago, smokebl1tz said:

After completing would i be able to almost jump into very simple scripts or would I just be alot less clueless but still not able?

i've done java programming fundamentals as part of my uni and almost got cancer. I was able to understand written scripts but writing my own required much more osbot focused study 

well I've made 2 pretty simple scripts without any java knowledge, just looked through api and used some tutorials 

Edited July 20, 20178 yr by Abysm

learn javascript

that title tells me u also need to learn english 

Learn java, it'll help but making a bot requires mainly boolean logic. 

2 hours ago, Qubit said:

learn javascript

Javascript isnt what OSbot scripts are made of just so you know.

3 minutes ago, IDontEvenBot said:

Javascript isnt what OSbot scripts are made of just so you know.

bot script + java = javascript

i no nee lern Inglish how fuck to you

It will be very beneficial, the more proficient you are at Java, the better your scripts are likely to be.

You should spend some time learning Java first, understanding all the basic concepts, before attempting to script.

Once you have the basics, check out the OSBot API, read tutorials, read snippets, read scripting help section.

There are people here that will say oh I didn't bother learning Java, their scripts are probably trash, or were purely written by copy and pasting from snippets, or they just constantly spam in scripting help until someone does it for them. Don't be that guy