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your first problem is that you are using eclipse xD

 

intellij is much better imo

 

 

Create a new java project going by the name of your desired script like so:

 

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Give the project the name. 

 

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Click finish and you've successfully created your workspace project!

 

Now you need to create a new class in which to write your code.

 

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Give the class a name (I suggest 'main' for the tutorial, but you could call it 'cabbages' if you wanted, it doesn't matter!)

 

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Now all we need is to attach osbot to this directory, so we can utilise the API:

 

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Then simply navigate to your OSBot.jar and select it.

 

Your eclipse should then look like this:

 

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Now let's start writing the script!

 

Taken from here: http://osbot.org/forum/topic/58775-a-beginners-guide-to-writing-osbot-scripts-where-to-get-started-by-apaec/

But IntelliJ is better

Do you got teamviewer or skype? my workspace does'nt even show up...

 

if u still cant figure out from google. msg me ur skype

still can't get either to work... if someone could help it be amazing :'(

 

You really gonna want to learn to use google.

Or at least be more detailed about your issue when asking for help :)

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whenever I try to make a new project, it's just blank space can't edit or type or anything, got skype?

Only noobs use Eclipse.

But it's ok. When you evolve into a more sophisticated programmer, you will be granted the privilege of using IntelliJ.

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