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So I'm working on a new JFrame for my bot and im using the windowbuilder eclipse plug in . It will build the frame and compile fine in eclipse, but it breaks the bot when I try to run it (wont start) . Are there things osbot doesn't support that are in swing?

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So I'm working on a new JFrame for my bot and im using the windowbuilder eclipse plug in . It will build the frame and compile fine in eclipse, but it breaks the bot when I try to run it (wont start) . Are there things osbot doesn't support that are in swing?

 

Do it manually without the help of a builder. Everything in swing should run on OSBot.

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There shouldn't be anything different between doing it manually and with the plug in though, the plug in should just be adding the code in for me right?

There shouldn't be anything different between doing it manually and with the plug in though, the plug in should just be adding the code in for me right?

Make sure you use default fonts that eveyone has access too and also set it to 'preferred size'

 

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So I'm working on a new JFrame for my bot and im using the windowbuilder eclipse plug in . It will build the frame and compile fine in eclipse, but it breaks the bot when I try to run it (wont start) . Are there things osbot doesn't support that are in swing?

 

Check in the logger what happened. It usually logs exactly what the problem is, at least that's what happened in my case, when I set a fancy border and it broke as well.

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