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Subfolders give the classloader a hard time

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java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: out/production/scripts/ClaySoftener$1 (wrong name: ClaySoftener$1)

Right now you will not be able to load a local script from anything deeper than OSBot\scripts, due to the bot's script loader attempting to use / as the separator in the name passed to defineClass in the classloader. The documentation says you'll have to use a period instead, and IIRC that did it for me with a similar issue a while ago.

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Your path needs to correspond with your packaging. So if in your orignal packaging you had for example this:

 

n3ss3s.scripts.somescript

 

And this will be compiled in to some folder called

 

out/production/n3ss3s/scripts/somescript/

 

You would have to copy the 'n3ss3s' folder to your OSBot folder.

What I do instead is I set my output folder for my scripts to the /user/OSBot/scripts/ folder.

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Your path needs to correspond with your packaging. So if in your orignal packaging you had for example this:

 

n3ss3s.scripts.somescript
And this will be compiled in to some folder called

out/production/n3ss3s/scripts/somescript/
You would have to copy the 'n3ss3s' folder to your OSBot folder.

What I do instead is I set my output folder for my scripts to the /user/OSBot/scripts/ folder.

Yeah I also moved my output folder, it's always annoying to go through the extra folders in order to do whatever with the class files

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