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Client Size Is Tiny?

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Hi everyone, I am new here and I am trying to launch the client from intellij to start developing some scripts.

I am currently on a la0ReS37j.pngptop with a resolution of 3000x2000, which is the recommended size from the Windows display settings.

I am not sure how to fix this, does anyone have any solutions? Thanks!

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https://i.imgur.com/0ReS37j.png

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1 hour ago, Lordsthan said:

 

Appreciate the reply but when I open the client from the launcher, the resolution is fine. It is only small when running it through intellij. :( 

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2 hours ago, Mr_MilkysButler said:

Why open through Intellij, try CLI.

 

To test the scripts I am trying to write...

4 hours ago, flvshcvrds said:

Appreciate the reply but when I open the client from the launcher, the resolution is fine. It is only small when running it through intellij. :( 

Do you have JDK and JRE installed? If yes, IntelliJ may be using javaw.exe or java.exe from JDK folder while OSBot is using from JRE folder.

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8 hours ago, Lordsthan said:

Do you have JDK and JRE installed? If yes, IntelliJ may be using javaw.exe or java.exe from JDK folder while OSBot is using from JRE folder.

I believe it is trying to use javaw, how would i fix it?

1 hour ago, flvshcvrds said:

I believe it is trying to use javaw, how would i fix it?

Follow the procedure I've linked in my first post for whichever executable IntelliJ is using.

Edited by Lordsthan

I'm a Mac user, but the same thing should apply. I normally make the script compile as an artifact. Example given below:

image.thumb.png.92b9192fd39bd776c2b3839938295be3.png

 

This means that I can launch the client normally and load up the script. It's a bit more hassle but sometimes this saves me a fuck ton of time. Especially when I make a change that makes the bot crash (and intelij with it) 

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21 hours ago, Lordsthan said:

Follow the procedure I've linked in my first post for whichever executable IntelliJ is using.

I do not have the same options in the properties tab when I open up javaw but I tried to mess around with them but nothing works.

19 hours ago, Protoprize said:

I'm a Mac user, but the same thing should apply. I normally make the script compile as an artifact. Example given below:

image.thumb.png.92b9192fd39bd776c2b3839938295be3.png

 

This means that I can launch the client normally and load up the script. It's a bit more hassle but sometimes this saves me a fuck ton of time. Especially when I make a change that makes the bot crash (and intelij with it) 

Right, but I would rather just launch with intellij so I can see the logs a little bit easier for me and since you can use CLI with it, you can just skip some of the boot process and save that time. I guess it will be okay, I will be at home later which I can then setup my desktop and continue on there. :)

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