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Taking over OSBot Language

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Hi Fellas

 

I've been carefully following the guides in the tutorial section on how to set up intelliJ for OSBot scripting. I've been trying a couple times now but i don't get to manage to intelliJ to take over the OSBot language. I've been following everything correctly like shown in this pictures. Anyone an idea where the problem might be?

 

 

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Firstly script should be a capital S, you will need to add a onLoop and Script manifest above the class

Do what the user said above about making it a capital S. Download java 8 instead of java 11 because that's the only one osb works with. Read a tiny bit about Java and you'll have a much easier time.

And good tip for beginners who use Intellij, write capital "S" and press ctrl+space to see hints for Script type and choose the osbot api one. Then when extended Script class intellij says you need to implement methods, press alt+enter and then intellij adds them automatically, works too for missing imports etc. Same goes for manifest, do "@" and press ctrl+space to see intellij helper to add manifest, then press again ctrl+space and see the needed parameters to add. And last pro tip, use tab to choose the Intellij hinted Class or function, will make coding much more faster. 

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