Hello all!

This is my first time here. 

I would like to code bots, I just started learning Java and getting comfortable with it. 
If you have any tips on learning how to code bots or to learn java, you're welcome to share it.
I'm using Udemy tutorials for it atm.

Have a nice day!

 

 

15 minutes ago, Cyber_Hawk said:

Hello all!

This is my first time here. 

I would like to code bots, I just started learning Java and getting comfortable with it. 
If you have any tips on learning how to code bots or to learn java, you're welcome to share it.
I'm using Udemy tutorials for it atm.

Have a nice day!

 

 

Have a look in these forums

 

Tutorials: https://osbot.org/forum/forum/250-tutorials/

Snippets: https://osbot.org/forum/forum/251-snippets/

 

You'll find most of the basic information there! Just play around with different ideas and get a feel for the logic behind the main things from the osbot API: https://osbot.org/api/

Thanks for sharing!

Couple time savers:

• Make sure to null check everything you can in order to reduce the amount of times the client freezes during development
• Log a comment as often as possible to see where a bug may be hiding in the logger

Welcome, I joined myself a few days ago, and so far so good!

Maybe we’ll see something cool from you soon? 

Thanks bro!

I'll try my best. I need to figure out a lot of stuff. And I failed a lot with other programming languages like python etc. 

So I thought it may be better to do something with coding that I actually liked to do. And I like to play OSRS.
So to combine coding with fun, I'll learn it a lot faster and better, at least I hope so. 

I've been reading tutorials, and the code is a lot clearer to me when it has OSRS content in it.

Edited May 2, 20205 yr by Cyber_Hawk

Welcome, I wish you the best of luck with learning Java!

I've actually been considering making an introductory video series to introduce scripting. Do you think this would benefit you?

It would be helpful, I'd highly appreciate it!

It's definitely more interesting when you learn it for something you enjoy

Welcome

Hey welcome, feel free to reach out if you need help! 

For the quickest way, it's best to read already-functioning open-source scripts, and make small adjustments for your specific needs.

That is a shortcut to learning how to script, sometimes it's more motivating/fun to just get coding instead of reading all the theory about java and knowing all the textbook stuff. In the code/tutorial/snippet section of this subforum there are tons of open-source snippets and full scripts you can take a look at.

Good luck sir!