Mining script help

[iTz EcLiPsE]

Hey everyone so I was going to release my tea thiever to try and get my rank but I figured that was just too easy lol and I wanted to test my "skills" in other scripts before having that rank so I'm trying to make a gold miner at Remington the issue I'm having and it's Prolly super stupid issue is having it only mine the gold. I'm not sure how to input the rock ID to the Entity rocks = objects.closest("rocks") part of the code if that's even the code I should be using and help would be appreciated Plz no flaming on stupidity lol

[Chris]

Make sure to use RS2Object for game objects around you.

 

so..

//Grabbing nearest rock by String
RS2Object nearestRock = getObjects.closest(String string);
//Grabbing nearest rock by ID
RS2Object nearestRock = getObjects.closest(Int int);

//Examples
RS2Object nearestRock = getObjects.closest("Iron rock");
or
RS2Object nearestRock = getObjects.closest(12932); //Place id of the rock

Regular

RS2Object nearestRock = getObjects.closest("Iron rock");

//thought process: null check -> interact

if (nearestRock != null) {
    nearestRock.interact("Mine");
    sleep(200); //sleep for 200 ms
}

InteractionEvent Example | Source

RS2Object nearestRock = getObjects.closest("Iron rock");

InteractionEvent mine = new InteractionEvent(nearestRock, "Mine");
execute(mine);

Edited March 7, 2016 by Sinatra

[iTz EcLiPsE]

 

Make sure to use RS2Object for game objects around you.

 

so..

//Grabbing nearest rock by String
RS2Object nearestRock = getObjects.closest(String string);
//Grabbing nearest rock by ID
RS2Object nearestRock = getObjects.closest(Int int);

//Examples
RS2Object nearestRock = getObjects.closest("Iron rock");
or
RS2Object nearestRock = getObjects.closest(12932); //Place id of the rock

Regular

RS2Object nearestRock = getObjects.closest("Iron rock");

//thought process: null check -> interact

if (nearestRock != null) {
    nearestRock.interact("Mine");
    sleep(200); //sleep for 200 ms
}

InteractionEvent Example | Source

RS2Object nearestRock = getObjects.closest("Iron rock");

InteractionEvent mine = new InteractionEvent(nearestRock, "Mine");
execute(mine);

 

well maybe i shouldnt be a scripter because to me that confused the shit out of me.. everyone says u just got to play with it to get the hang of it and its just frustrating me... 

[Chris]

well maybe i shouldnt be a scripter because to me that confused the shit out of me.. everyone says u just got to play with it to get the hang of it and its just frustrating me... 

 

Take it step by step buddy. You will get the hang of it :P

 

Knowing basic java helps a lot!

[iTz EcLiPsE]

Take it step by step buddy. You will get the hang of it

 

Knowing basic java helps a lot!

 

i jumped in with no java knowledge and have no idea where to go to learn "basic java" 

 

one of the biggest issues im having is what all the "commands" are

Edited March 7, 2016 by iTz EcLiPsE

[Chris]

i jumped in with no java knowledge and have no idea where to go to learn "basic java" 

 

one of the biggest issues im having is what all the "commands" are

 

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[nyan]

i jumped in with no java knowledge and have no idea where to go to learn "basic java" 

 

one of the biggest issues im having is what all the "commands" are

 

https://thenewboston.com/videos.php?cat=31&video=17969

 

[Salty as fuck]

Neither script would get you the scripter rank, but here. Go through this.

http://osbot.org/forum/topic/28798-pandemics-scripting-series-part-i-setup-and-basic-logic-updated-for-osbot-2/

[Psvxe]

https://thenewboston.com/videos.php?cat=31&video=17969

Why Thenewboston? That's like the one I would never refer anyone to, to learn Java.

[nyan]

Why Thenewboston? That's like the one I would never refer anyone to, to learn Java.

 

it all depends on what kind of learner you are. if you would rather read everything then use this http://math.hws.edu/javanotes/