Hey everyone! I'm new to scripting but it seems very straight forward as I used to script for scar/simba. I am currently working on an edgeville cball maker and I can't for the life of me figure out how to handle the chatbox after using the steel bar on the furnace. Any help will be appreciated.

http://osbot.org/api/org/osbot/rs07/api/Widgets.html

Use Widgets

int parent = 200;
int child = 85;
RS2Widget child = script.getWidgets().get(parent, child);

if(child!= null && child.isVisible()){
   String action = "Make 10";
   child.interact(action);
}

Should be something like this ^

Enable the widgets debugger to find the parent,child id's

 

Khaleesi

Edited October 14, 201510 yr by Khaleesi Scripts

Thank you very much!

 

Edit: How would I terminate the script should the user not have an ammo mould in their inventory?

Edited October 14, 201510 yr by DankFish

Thank you very much!

Edit: How would I terminate the script should the user not have an ammo mould in their inventory?

If(!this.getInventory().contains(ammo name here))

stop();

On phone so please excuse typos etc.

Use Widgets

int parent = 200;
int child = 85;
RS2Widget child = script.getWidgets().get(200, 85);

if(child!= null && child.isVisible()){
   String action = "Make 10";
   child.interact(action);
}

Should be something like this ^

Enable the widgets debugger to find the parent,child id's

 

Khaleesi

 

 

Shouldn't be creating a string object everytime the code is ran,

child.interact("Make 10"); is going to be more efficient in this situation, 

 

http://examples.javacodegeeks.com/core-java/lang/string/java-string-pool-example/

could work both ways though, i just see less lines being better

Shouldn't be creating a string object everytime the code is ran,

child.interact("Make 10"); is going to be more efficient in this situation, 

 

http://examples.javacodegeeks.com/core-java/lang/string/java-string-pool-example/

could work both ways though, i just see less lines being better

 

Doesn't really matter though

Compiler will do the rest.

 

I just did this to show him an example with the names(Parent, child and action).

makes it a bit more clear then just inputting numbers in a function ^^

 

but you're right, you can just put the numbers/text in the function instead of creating an variable or an object

 

If(!this.getInventory().contains(ammo name here))

stop();

On phone so please excuse typos etc.

 

Phone coding OP, took me 5 min to typ the code above lol -_-

The auto correct is so stronk -_-

Edited October 14, 201510 yr by Khaleesi Scripts

Look at all of these nice scripters helping out ;)

I don't know why you made a thread dude, If you saw I responded to your PM about my Cannonball smelter with a very detailed guide (including pictures) that explains how to use Widget interactions to achieve what you're trying to do.