Removed for now

[botelias]

Unfortunately removed until further notice. Discovered a bug which I do not have time to fix for now. Will re-upload when it gets solved, don't want unnecessary bans to happen

Best regards

Edited October 2, 2019 by botelias

[Medusa]

Nice release.

Looking at the code I can tell that you aren't using a task-based codebase.

Everything might get more organized if you start using that

[nezbomb]

does this support 1 defense/1 prayer builds for f2p?

that would be neat.

If this ends up supporting range, what about a progressive range safe-spotter? 

[FuryShark]

Will this support selling everything in the bank except for gear/foods or just the loot you get? 

[Heist]

Congrats on release!

[Kramnik]

Awesome, waiting for progressive combat switching update  

[botelias]

12 hours ago, Medusa said:

Nice release.

Looking at the code I can tell that you aren't using a task-based codebase.

Everything might get more organized if you start using that

Thanks for the tip! I'll look into it. My first javascript from scratch, so the organization is a bit rough indeed

 

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does this support 1 defense/1 prayer builds for f2p?

I'll make sure to add that option once gui is implemented  Not a hard thing to get running, so should come shortly. 

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Will this support selling everything in the bank except for gear/foods or just the loot you get? 

Just loot for now. If I can find a way to pull item id's from inventory slots, then I could implement all gear/foods. 

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Awesome, waiting for progressive combat switching update

Next thing that will be implemented

[BravoTaco]

41 minutes ago, botelias said:

Just loot for now. If I can find a way to pull item id's from inventory slots, then I could implement all gear/foods. 

For this you could loop through the inventory and add the ids to a list while checking if the list already contains that id:

Here is an example. Haven't Tested this, but should work

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private ArrayList<Integer> getItemIdsFromInventory(){
    ArrayList<Integer> itemIds = new ArrayList<>();
    for(Item item : getInventory().getItems()){
        if(item != null && !itemIds.contains(item.getId())){
            itemIds.add(item.getId());
        }
    }
    return getItemIdsFromInventory();
}

Also just in case you want to get an id from a certain slot:

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private int getItemIdFromInventorySlot(int slotNumber){
    Item item;
    if((item = getInventory().getItemInSlot(slotNumber)) != null){
        return item.getId();
    }
    return 0;
}

Any questions feel free to pm me or reply here.

Edited October 1, 2019 by BravoTaco

[botelias]

34 minutes ago, BravoTaco said:

For this you could loop through the inventory and add the ids to a list while checking if the list already contains that id:

Here is an example. Haven't Tested this, but should work

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private ArrayList<Integer> getItemIdsFromInventory(){
    ArrayList<Integer> itemIds = new ArrayList<>();
    for(Item item : getInventory().getItems()){
        if(item != null && !itemIds.contains(item.getId())){
            itemIds.add(item.getId());
        }
    }
    return getItemIdsFromInventory();
}

Also just in case you want to get an id from a certain slot:

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private int getItemIdFromInventorySlot(int slotNumber){
    Item item;
    if((item = getInventory().getItemInSlot(slotNumber)) != null){
        return item.getId();
    }
    return 0;
}

Any questions feel free to pm me or reply here.

 

Thanks!
I'll make sure to implement that once I've got time!

[botelias]

14 hours ago, Medusa said:

Nice release.

Looking at the code I can tell that you aren't using a task-based codebase.

Everything might get more organized if you start using that

Got a link to where I can read about that?
Closest I found was using "modules". Is that the same thing?

Thanks!

 

[Medusa]

39 minutes ago, botelias said:

Got a link to where I can read about that?
Closest I found was using "modules". Is that the same thing?

Thanks!

 

https://osbot.org/forum/topic/92612-tutorialindepth-a-better-take-on-task-based-scripts/