Writing a GE spammers w/ self mute checks and auto-replacing.

[iLeggy]

I want a bot like you always see in F2P or W2 that spams an ad, and if it gets muted it self replaces. I have some issues though.

This is the first bot I want to write well, I've already written a crappy woodcutter, and a crappy looter. The thing is I want to learn the whole API. I feel like this project will teach me a lot. Then I can move onto a more complex one, like a gambling bot.

I haven't written the code yet, (well I have but it's on my old PC) but I want to write a GE spammer, that spams, messages players with PM on then delete them.

• 1. I can webwalk to GE from Lumbridge from new accounts.
• 2. I can make the bot talk, but at a VERY slow non-human speed. I'd like it to be always above the bot's head.
• 3. I can make the bot hop worlds, F2P, and P2P.

I have no clue how to make the typing speed faster, self-check for mutes and replace with another bot. I have no clue how to make the bot add people PM them, then remove them to add new ones.

I've looked through the API a lot, but I can't figure some of these things out. 

 

[dormic]

Typing doesn't have to be with the API itself, try googling typing with Java in general without any libraries (since osbot blocks most). You'll have to get an account muted to test that part. Maybe a message appears in the chatbox and you can scan on that. You can scan the players around you with the API and then add them to your friends list. I am telling you that it's all possible and not too hard, but you will have to dedicate some time into this project.

Looking for a message in the chatbox

getChatbox().contains(Chatbox.MessageType.GAME, "message you're looking for, maybe for beng muted?")

Looping through players around you

getPlayers().getAll()

Getting interfaces for adding people/removing to the friends chat for example

There have been several tutorials about widgets, for example: https://osbot.org/forum/topic/139213-lesson-3-the-basics-to-configs-widgets/

I can help and guide you with most issues, but I am not going to write any code for you, you will have to do that for yourself.

Edited December 26, 2018 by dormic