NotoriousPP Posted July 14, 2014 Posted July 14, 2014 Coming Soon: Actually use the OSBot API to write your own scripts in the new "Super Java Bot Factory"! 2
RSKieron Posted July 14, 2014 Posted July 14, 2014 oh wow -.- Nezz keep up your option, NOW submit eclipse to the SDN.. oh, let me put up a autmatic mouse clicker too..?
Jordan Posted July 14, 2014 Posted July 14, 2014 I have had over 3 times that on just one of my OSB1 scripts. The beautiful thing was, they didn't have to build a script each time they wanted to bot. U can save load and share scripts.
Botre Posted July 14, 2014 Posted July 14, 2014 If you make it a visual programming language, such as max or scratch (lol) then I this could be revolutionary. If it's just going to be a scripting language then you should probably not bother (except for the learning experience maybe ^^)
Dashboard Posted July 14, 2014 Author Posted July 14, 2014 What's the diff between this and SSF? The differences between this and SSF: It's a typed language rather than selected from menus It would have the capability of grabbing all methods from the OSBot API without my approval with short cuts It would have a larger number of functions that aren't accessed via reflection on the OSBot API (our own API for the language with a manual). It would have a more in-depth paint builder It would support variables It would support conditions in contrast to gotos It would support while/for type loops in contrast to gotos It would be faster to use for those who are experienced It would have the capability of exporting to Jar format, making it submittable to the local scripts sections and the OSBot SDN The differences between this and Java USL is a dedicated language specifically for making scripts on OSBot, so it would generally be much faster to start projects and make scripts It will be easier to learn than Java, and could lay a good foundation for new programmers There will be built in tools to assist with script creation We'll have a built-in network that handles the distribution of bot clients to lower ban rates If this language has a small monthly fee, there will be customer support workers who are paid to get you started You won't need to learn how to use a Java IDE or need to download JDK
