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Need some help with 'webwalking'

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Dear friends,

I ran into a problem while trying to figure out how webwalking works in eclipse.

So basicly i'm still learning java and scripting so please tell me what i can do better and what is wrong smile.png 

All the help is welcome !

OkNtgWP.png

Any idea what this means or how i fix this ? 

 

Thanks QwPha8E.png

Edited by Takes A Nap

Dear friends,

I ran into a problem while trying to figure out how webwalking works in eclipse.

So basicly i'm still learning java and scripting so please tell me what i can do better and what is wrong smile.png 

All the help is welcome !

OkNtgWP.png

Any idea what this means or how i fix this ? 

 

Thanks QwPha8E.png

 

What you're trying to do doesn't exist.

Please refer to the API docs: http://osbot.org/api/

As you can see for walking: http://osbot.org/api/org/osbot/rs07/api/Walking.html

There is no method available as you are trying to use.

Edited by lisabe96

getWalking().webWalk(new Position(x,y,z));

The webWalk method needs a Position object to be passed into its parameters.

 

Someone didn't want to overload the method much more doge.png

Edited by Vilius

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getWalking().webWalk(new Position(x,y,z));

The webWalk method needs a Position object to be passed into its parameters.

 

Someone didn't want to overload the method much more doge.png

 

What do you mean by this ? :o

getWalking().webWalk(new Position(x,y,z));

The webWalk method needs a Position object to be passed into its parameters.

 

Someone didn't want to overload the method much more doge.png

 

Omg thanks alot that worked ! 

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