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Road to becoming a script writer

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Please keep in mind that while doing this I am going to school full time leaving only a couple of hours each day to work on script writing.

I am also coming into this with no coding knowledge what so ever.

Update 1

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Started working on Code Academy almost done with it. 

Update 2

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Found an out dated video on making a woodcutting script, it hasd been a lot of fun trying to fix it up while learning the api. Attached below.

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Update 3

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Had a lot of driving today but I downloaded the SoloLearn app and I have increased my java knowledge greatly.

Update 4

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Added other tree types to the woodcutting bot and a couple small attempts at anti ban

Update 5

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Attempted to make my player stay within a certain area, took quite a while but finally managed to do it. While doing this I learned about conditionalsleep confusing but very important. 

Update 6

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Not much progress today spent all day trying to fix a couple bugs. I learned that I was using conditional sleep's wrong and that it is "Oak" not Oak "tree"

Update 7

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Found out that my scripts never really stop when their supposed to so trying to fix  that (fixed)

Update 8

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Little motivation last couple days but im gonna go back strong(I didn't). I'm going to try and expand my coding knowledge by writing in states. I finished up my progressive woodcutting script.

Update 9

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Found a script on the unofficial page, tested it for possibility of a farm but didn't like how the script worked, I fixed it up and made it train twice as fast while improving banrates

 

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as much as i want to learn this shit i'd rather pay $$ nd just buy a script from the sdn that's broken 80% of the time

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6 minutes ago, nvrsince said:

as much as i want to learn this shit i'd rather pay $$ nd just buy a script from the sdn that's broken 80% of the time

Lmao in my journey to learning how to script if you ever need a private script ill try and make you one for cheap af

50 minutes ago, Zor said:

Please keep in mind that while doing this I am going to school full time leaving only a couple of hours each day to work on script writing.

I am also coming into this with no coding knowledge what so ever.

Day 1

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Day one started working on Code Academy almost done with it. 

Day 2

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Day two found an out dated video on making a woodcutting script, it hasd been a lot of fun trying to fix it up while learning the api. Attached below.

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Day 3

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Day three had a lot of driving today but I downloaded the SoloLearn app and I have increased my java knowledge greatly.

Day 4

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Day four added other tree types to the woodcutting bot and a couple small attempts at anti ban

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Day five (current) attempted to make my player stay within a certain area, didn't work, code below, help would be great.

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    Area treeland = new Area(3133, 3260, 3173, 3221);
                if(!treeland.contains(myPlayer())) {
                    log("Running back to trees");
                    getWalking().walk(new Area(3143, 3251, 3150, 3244));
                    new ConditionalSleep(8000) {

                        @Override
                        public boolean condition() throws InterruptedException {     //don't know exactly whats going on on this line eclipse had me add it if someone could explain it that would be great
                            return false;
                        }
                    }.sleep();

 

 

I have 0 knowledge of how to code or where I would even begin. however, I might try that out as well. also, good luck my man.

I tried learning Java awhile ago but gave up, might try again when I have time. Good luck though!

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12 minutes ago, border22 said:

I tried learning Java awhile ago but gave up, might try again when I have time. Good luck though!

ive tried before but always given up because i couldnt understand how adding integers mattered

 

18 minutes ago, dragonite3000 said:

I have 0 knowledge of how to code or where I would even begin. however, I might try that out as well. also, good luck my man.

Thanks man, if you need any help fixing the script in the video above happy to help.

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Inspiring!
keep it up, I'm going to try follow this also
<3

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Just now, Elixar said:

Inspiring!
keep it up, I'm going to try follow this also
<3

Great! pm me if you need any help

Gl with this, might just try this out myself just not sure where to begin

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5 minutes ago, Unclaimed said:

Gl with this, might just try this out myself just not sure where to begin

Follow what i have above, and as for IDE the 2 most popular ones seem to be eclipse and illellij

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Just now, Juggles said:

This..... Looks a lot.... like my thread.....

:boge::boge::xboge:

Yea the main format is much like yours along with some of how i learn java. Who am i kidding i even purchased a private script from you awhile back that im constantly going through and learning from

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I mean I had a basic understanding and the anti ban was camera movement

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