I find the getInventory().dropAll() function to be quite slow at dropping things using the shift-click way.

Is there are more efficient way of coding this to drop items in your inventory?

@CrashBandiboob Make a custom drop method.

Well this is significantly quicker, like 3 seconds for a full inv instead of 40

 

 public void dropAll() {
    	
    	getKeyboard().pressKey(16);
    	mouse.click(577,225, false);
    	mouse.click(612,229, false);
    	mouse.click(654,230, false);
    	mouse.click(701,230, false);
    	mouse.click(700,262, false);
    	mouse.click(655,267, false);
    	mouse.click(614,265, false);
    	mouse.click(568,265, false);
    	mouse.click(577,300, false);
    	mouse.click(624,297, false);
    	mouse.click(662,295, false);
    	mouse.click(700,298, false);
    	mouse.click(704,337, false);
    	mouse.click(668,338, false);
    	mouse.click(624,335, false);
    	mouse.click(574,343, false);
    	mouse.click(576,377, false);
    	mouse.click(619,370, false);
    	mouse.click(664,376, false);
    	mouse.click(713,365, false);
    	mouse.click(705,405, false);
    	mouse.click(657,407, false);
    	mouse.click(627,408, false);
    	mouse.click(659,410, false);
    	mouse.click(581,437, false);   	
    	mouse.click(618,449, false);
    	mouse.click(661,448, false);
    	mouse.click(709,443, false);
    	getKeyboard().releaseKey(16);
 
    }

 

@CrashBandiboob That seems a little redundant. Try using a for loop to clean it up. Could also use

getInventory().getSlotBoundingBox(#here);

to declare which inventory slot you're dealing with