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Can someone explain whats going on here? The only local script I can get osbot to load is one I downloaded and placed in the scripts folder(AIO Looter), just to be sure it was working.

Now I'm not sure why scripts I've edited or made myself are not compiling correctly (which is what I assume the problem is)?

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Eclipse w/ JDK 12.0.1

Java v 1.8.0_221

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Hmmm not to sure. Try deleting the jar from the folder and recompile without compressing the file. Also if that doesn't work you could try and use Intellij instead.

Explv made a great tutorial for it here: 

Edit: Quick note, I think you have to use java 8, it looks like you are using java 12 try to download this and setup your project to use it: Link To JDK 8

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1 hour ago, BravoTaco said:

What IDE are you using? Don't recognize that one. Also are you able to show your project structure? Like the settings on your compile.

How don't you recognise eclipse 😁

22 minutes ago, BravoTaco said:

For sure. I just found that using Intellij was easier for me when I was getting started 🙂

imo Eclipse is easier to start with. To this day I still don't know how to compile a script with IntelliJ.

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10 hours ago, BravoTaco said:

Hmmm not to sure. Try deleting the jar from the folder and recompile without compressing the file. Also if that doesn't work you could try and use Intellij instead.

Explv made a great tutorial for it here: 

Edit: Quick note, I think you have to use java 8, it looks like you are using java 12 try to download this and setup your project to use it: Link To JDK 8

I figured it was something stupid, I downgraded to Java 8, and it works fine now. Appreciate the help guys.

5 hours ago, Token said:

CockKiller,jar  :???:

 

Yes, CHICKEN Killer lol

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