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IDE setup for scripting

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Can someone help me with setting up the environment, I used a lot of tutorials. 
But the client won't show the script.

I'm new to this.

Thanks in advance!

I started a YouTube series yesterday that answers this exact question

I look forward to making more videos in the future! :)

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1 hour ago, Lol_marcus said:

What seems to be the issue? Which IDE are you using?

I'm using Intellij

38 minutes ago, ExtraBotz said:

I started a YouTube series yesterday that answers this exact question

I look forward to making more videos in the future! :)

Thanks, it helps a lot! :)

13 minutes ago, Cyber_Hawk said:

It only shows Kotlin file/class, instead of the Java class. 

Java.class not found.png

You might notice in your file manager that “OSBot Scripts” has a different icon than a package. That’s because your package name contains a space which is a violation of the package naming conventions.

According to the java code conventions:

Package names are all lowercase, with consecutive words simply concatenated together (no underscores).

Sorry I didn’t mention that in the video!

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18 minutes ago, ExtraBotz said:

You might notice in your file manager that “OSBot Scripts” has a different icon than a package. That’s because your package name contains a space which is a violation of the package naming conventions.

According to the java code conventions:

Package names are all lowercase, with consecutive words simply concatenated together (no underscores).

Sorry I didn’t mention that in the video!

Thanks for the information, I didn't know that. :)

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