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Eclipse Jar File Help

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Hello so I am rather new to java and botting in general, I have followed a few tutorials and I am a bit stuck. I have only a Main java class in my script and when I export my script and insert it into my OSBot/Scripts folder it does not appear in my bots when I start my client, anyone know how to fix this?

15 hours ago, TitanHaxz said:

Hello so I am rather new to java and botting in general, I have followed a few tutorials and I am a bit stuck. I have only a Main java class in my script and when I export my script and insert it into my OSBot/Scripts folder it does not appear in my bots when I start my client, anyone know how to fix this?

Make sure you have the script manifest.
 

@ScriptManifest(author = "Gunman", info = "", name = "Spaghetti Island", version = 420.69, logo = "")
public class Main extends Script {

Can change the info to whatever you want but make sure it's all filled out.

Are you building the script into a .jar file? Or just exporting the script file directly into the OSBots script folder?

If you are building it into a .jar file make sure you are building it with the correct java version, which is java 8 I believe.

Also make sure you do have the script manifest as Gunman has said.

Edited by BravoTaco

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Okay that might be the problem I was using Java 14 to build my project. Thanks for the help!!!

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