Looking for scripter

[SkrowZzZ]

Hey guys, im currently building my first gold farm and im looking for a scripter to help me out in some stuff i wanna do. If your interested add me on discord! Becas#8549

[Naked]

6 hours ago, SkrowZzZ said:

Hey guys, im currently building my first gold farm and im looking for a scripter to help me out in some stuff i wanna do. If your interested add me on discord! Becas#8549

Most scripters would be hesitant to work someone brand new to the community. "I want to make a gold farm" is an ambition that most people give up on given the complexity.

I would suggest possibly looking at private scripts for whatever method(s) you're looking into. https://osbot.org/forum/forum/334-private-scripts/

A lot of people also take that ambition to learn to code on their own, which is always great.

[SkrowZzZ]

1 hour ago, Naked said:

Most scripters would be hesitant to work someone brand new to the community. "I want to make a gold farm" is an ambition that most people give up on given the complexity.

I would suggest possibly looking at private scripts for whatever method(s) you're looking into. https://osbot.org/forum/forum/334-private-scripts/

A lot of people also take that ambition to learn to code on their own, which is always great.

Yeah, im a computer science student, i want to get into the automation process not the bot itself. Ive been researching it for a week now and its something im really going to do, understanding the complexity of it

[MasonStorm]

Just make a bunch of if - else statements within the loop. Not much more to it. Basic muling can be done a number of ways, but for examples sake, read and write to text files to know when to hop, what world to hop, and letting the mule know to login etc(.txt files need to be located within the osbot directory for permissions sake). Have the mule write his rsn to a text file so the bot knows who to trade. In short, I don't know, but do that. I assume you already know how to manipulate objects, groundobjects and npcs with the API, so this should come naturally to you if you really sit down and think about it.

 

There's really no shortcut here, if you don't understand what I'm talking about and haven't created your first woodcutter yet, go do that first.