Hi guys,

so this quick question came out for me. I am using IntelilJ and when you set up project structure you put your OSBot client into libraries so currently I have 2.5.31 version since I made my scripts when I was using this version. So I wonder wether there is any impact if I am using older version for my library or should I update it when new version comes out?  

Once a new version of the client is released, you are unable to use any previous ones, so yes you should update your libraries.

Now technically you can use a script that has been compiled with an older version of the client but there may have been some breaking method signature changes, so best to update it.

Update your library, run the script, and fix what goes wrong (if anything).

I copy and rename the newest osbot jar to "stuffandthings" and just copy / name change the newest one to match my library which is /desktop/stuffandthings.jar

the reason i have a "stuffandthings" and the osbot 2.5.35, is so it keeps auto updating and when i see a new one pop up i swap c & p it to my external jar name.

update the libary, then see if the script runs.