Yes, to generate the source code just 'make' the project.

 

Hit Ctrl F9

 

or

 

Go to Build -> Make Project

 

You helped me out a lot already thanks man

When I run the script it doesn't actually start, it just exits and doesn't display anything in the log. 

When I run the script it doesn't actually start, it just exits and doesn't display anything in the log. 

Somethings wrong with your script , show us the source.

Somethings wrong with your script , show us the source.

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Edited May 19, 20169 yr by Expels

    public NPC target = npcs.closest(getNPC);
   

 

 

It's because of this line ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

 

See this post where I explain the same issue to another user:

 

http://osbot.org/forum/topic/98340-in-need-of-some-help/?p=1092959

Edited May 19, 20169 yr by Explv

thx!!

For future reference, I don't think it's currently possible to make GUIs using JavaFX for OSBot. If I had known this I would have saved myself a lot of trouble!

For future reference, I don't think it's currently possible to make GUIs using JavaFX for OSBot. If I had known this I would have saved myself a lot of trouble!

 

I think it is possible, just maybe not using FXML. Support may be added in the future by OSBot devs, but for now it is easier to just use Swing.

I think it is possible, just maybe not using FXML. Support may be added in the future by OSBot devs, but for now it is easier to just use Swing.

 

That's silly because it negates a large aim of JavaFX (separating logic code from design code). I hope they can support it soon to encourage good programming habits.

I copied the complete code in step 10 and I got a bunch of errors, what's wrong?

 

e cannot be resolved to a variable

Syntax error on ">", invalid (

e cannot be resolved to a variable

Syntax error on tokens, expected ( instead

Syntax error, insert ")" to complete the Expression

Syntax error on tokens, delete these tokens

 

Edited June 20, 20169 yr by fatpoop

I copied the complete code in step 10 and I got a bunch of errors, what's wrong?

 

e cannot be resolved to a variable

Syntax error on ">", invalid (

e cannot be resolved to a variable

Syntax error on tokens, expected ( instead

Syntax error, insert ")" to complete the Expression

Syntax error on tokens, delete these tokens

 

You need to make sure the Java language level in your IDE is set to Java 8.

Edited June 20, 20169 yr by Explv

Not sure what I'm missing

 

EDIT: I had wrong one and was blind apparently 

Edited June 21, 20169 yr by fatpoop

this is helping me alot thank you

I am using eclipse windows builder myself its more better and easier to create my own customized jframe design but nice tutorial bro!

I am using eclipse windows builder myself its more better and easier to create my own customized jframe design but nice tutorial bro!

Yes most people do use gui builders, and I recommend using one. This tutorial is so that people understand the basics, so that they don't just use a gui builder and have no idea what any of the code it generates does.