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GUI. How can i create/use one?

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When the script starts, a GUI should pop up.

I know absolutely ZERO about OSBot GUI, so if there's a tutorial that i somehow missed, feel free to make me look dumb and link me to that :P.

Otherwise, maybe a quick run down?

When the script starts, a GUI should pop up.

I know absolutely ZERO about OSBot GUI, so if there's a tutorial that i somehow missed, feel free to make me look dumb and link me to that tongue.png.

Otherwise, maybe a quick run down?

Just JFormDesigner, super easy and simple, outputs code understandably :D.

 

http://www.formdev.com/

 

trial can be renewed if you;re sneaky

this is a simple jOptionPane

 

you can use it like this

 

boat = JOptionPane.showInputDialog("'A or B, null");
          
if(boat.equalsIgnoreCase("A")){

 

noob.interact("Attack");

}

if(boat.equalsIgnoreCase("b")){

lazyy.interact("Suck");

}

Window builder for eclipse is good, jult look up some tutorials on youtube and you'll get the hang of it

 

Is this the most popular option? I'd like to start with something easy and ease into the harder stuff as i learn it.

Edited by Bitter

Just JFormDesigner, super easy and simple, outputs code understandably biggrin.png.

 

http://www.formdev.com/

 

trial can be renewed if you;re sneaky

RegEdit ftw

Is this the most popular option? I'd like to start with something easy and ease into the harder stuff as i learn it.

 

I use intellij for code and netbeans for gui.

Is this the most popular option? I'd like to start with something easy and ease into the harder stuff as i learn it.

 

Yeah this is easy adn popular too so you'll find guides around the interwebs

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