Hello.

I've been trying to start OSBot with a local script via cli using the -script option. The problem is that I dont have an ID, and using the name doesn't seem to work. 

The script is located at /home/myuser/OSBot/Scripts/myscript.jar

I've tried using "-script  myscript", "-script myscript.jar" and even the name at @ScriptManifest which is "My Script" (-script "My Script", -script My\ Script)

None worked, any tips?

 

 

1 hour ago, aguiarbianca said:

Hello.

I've been trying to start OSBot with a local script via cli using the -script option. The problem is that I dont have an ID, and using the name doesn't seem to work. 

The script is located at /home/myuser/OSBot/Scripts/myscript.jar

I've tried using "-script  myscript", "-script myscript.jar" and even the name at @ScriptManifest which is "My Script" (-script "My Script", -script My\ Script)

None worked, any tips?

 

 

-script scriptname

If you ahve spaces you might wanna do -script "script name"

Edited January 27, 20233 yr by Khaleesi

1 hour ago, aguiarbianca said:

Hello.

I've been trying to start OSBot with a local script via cli using the -script option. The problem is that I dont have an ID, and using the name doesn't seem to work. 

The script is located at /home/myuser/OSBot/Scripts/myscript.jar

I've tried using "-script  myscript", "-script myscript.jar" and even the name at @ScriptManifest which is "My Script" (-script "My Script", -script My\ Script)

None worked, any tips?

 

 

Try passing a parameter with -script as well. I couldn't get -script to work without passing a dummy parameter.

java -jar OSBot.jar -login <OSBotUser>:<OSBotPass> -bot <OSRSAccount>:<OSRSPass>:0000 -world <WorldNum> -script <YourScriptName>:params

 

Edited January 27, 20233 yr by TheJacob
Included example

Yeah, quotes and dummy parameter did the trick. thanks!