CLI -world ?

[GiantPandaSak]

Is the CLI -world flag broken? im trying to launch on f2p so i can use f2p accounts but -world doesn't seem to set anything am i missing something?
Thanks, 

code:
d ~/Desktop
echo working
/usr/libexec/java_home -V
export JAVA_HOME=$(/usr/libexec/java_home -v 1.8
java -version
find ~/ -name "OSBot*.jar" -print0 | xargs -0 ls -t | head -n 1 | xargs -I{} java -jar {}  -debug 5005 -mem 1024 -allow lowresouce,lowcpu, -login OSBOTLOG:OSBOTPASS -bot BOTEMAIL:BOTPASSWORD:PIN -script "":"f2pSetup.config" -world 425

chmod u+x ~/Desktop/CommandScript.command

Edited February 11, 2020 by GiantPandaSak
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[Gunman]

@GiantPandaSakNo it's not broken. Something in your parameters is breaking it. Only thing I can input is it's not broken and maybe try putting -world high up in the parameter list.

[Kramnik]

It works fine for me 

[GiantPandaSak]

21 hours ago, Gunman said:

@GiantPandaSakNo it's not broken. Something in your parameters is breaking it. Only thing I can input is it's not broken and maybe try putting -world high up in the parameter list.

Ive tried every possible order its the only flag thats not working

 

[Gunman]

1 hour ago, GiantPandaSak said:

Ive tried every possible order its the only flag thats not working

 

Then it's something else because it works for me

[GiantPandaSak]

 

[Onayr]

Any luck @GiantPandaSak? I am facing a similar issue where the cli run osbot isn't changing the world to what I pick. Here's the line I am running

java -jar $osbotDir -debug 5005 -login $osbotUsername:$osbotPassword -bot $email:$password:0000 -script $scriptName:$email -world 301

 

 

[Naked]

I've seen things with cli not work for various reasons. I'd suggest maybe re-ordering the args. Here is mine that works great

 

args = ['java', '-jar', 'osbot.jar', '-login', f'{OSBOT_USER}:{OSBOT_PASS}', '-bot', f'{email}:{password}:0000',
        '-script', f'{SCRIPT_NAME}:{email}-{type}', '-proxy', f'{ip}:{port}:{user}:{password}', '-world', f'{world}']

Edit: Small note - print the line and look carefully that everything is correct and what the parser should expect. I once set `-world 0` and it gave an init error. That was a bitch of a bug.

Hope that helps

Edited March 21, 2020 by Naked

[splatbug]

On 3/20/2020 at 7:25 PM, Naked said:

I've seen things with cli not work for various reasons. I'd suggest maybe re-ordering the args. Here is mine that works great

 

args = ['java', '-jar', 'osbot.jar', '-login', f'{OSBOT_USER}:{OSBOT_PASS}', '-bot', f'{email}:{password}:0000',
        '-script', f'{SCRIPT_NAME}:{email}-{type}', '-proxy', f'{ip}:{port}:{user}:{password}', '-world', f'{world}']

Edit: Small note - print the line and look carefully that everything is correct and what the parser should expect. I once set `-world 0` and it gave an init error. That was a bitch of a bug.

Hope that helps

what he said

[Onayr]

I ended up getting too frustrated with it and wrote an extension onto Explv's login handler that would pick a random free world for me. I appreciate the help though!

[hilight]

Any chance you could share that extension?  

[Khaleesi]

Try putting world more in front

[powerrangeralt]

World also worked fine for me