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Making a fletcher, need some help...

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Is there a method in the API for the bot to click on something in your inventory rather than just giving in mouse coördinates? Like a Use on something method?

In case of no.

Is there a way to randomize your mousclicks on that specific item?

So yes, please give a bit of information.

Thanks in advance smile.png

 

This is what i'am using nowpost-144041-0-61517400-1425498814_thumb.jpg

Edited by gilles537

This is almost certain to be probably the lowest xp p/h fletching script not to mention the amount of fails it will have.... Use getInventory().interact(String interaction, String name) to interact with an item.

 

Everything is found in the API 

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Just wanted it to be as human as possible, and the xp/h isn't affected that much.

Thanks btw.

Edited by gilles537

Just wanted it to be as human as possible, and the xp/h isn't affected that much.

Thanks btw.

 

Personally myself having a fletcher you need 3 things, one using inventory interactions, two conditional sleeping till the interface is visible, then 3 banking using the banking api. 

 

Everything is in the API docs so just have a  fish through it, hope this is somewhat helpful ^_^

 

Like a Use on something method?

 

Here's an example (you should add null checks of course):

if (!getInventory().isItemSelected()) {
    getInventory().getItem("Item1").interact("Use");
} else {
    if (getInventory().getSelectedItemName().equals("Item1")) {
        getInventory().getItem("Item2").interact("Use");
    } else {
        getInventory().deselectItem();
    }
}

Edited by Kristoffer OSBot

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