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Haven't been active recently, anyone used this lately and can confirm it's still working/have any issues to report?

Yeah as I said before, can you show your declaration of 'item'?

- Show us where you're assigning a value to 'item'. - Why are you iterating 28 times? - You should be sleeping (dynamically) upon interaction to avoid 'spam clicking'.

You'd more than likely have to use a hiscores query.

Python is well worth learning irrespective of whether your intended application is botting or otherwise.

Even if the NPC isn't visible in the scene you ought to be able to determine its location if it's loaded in the region.

[code] Keyboard.pressShift(); for (int i : dropOrder) {//dropOrder being an array of type int[] of the order you want to drop the items Item item = Inventory.getItemInSlot(i); if (item != null //any further criteria can be added here) { if (item.interact()) { //sleep(s)? } } Keyboard.releaseShift(); [/code]

https://www.javatpoint.com/java-jspinner#:~:text=The object of JSpinner class,value from an ordered sequence.

Walking.getDestination is what you need bud. Sleep until X tiles from destination tile before continuing the walking cycle.

Nonsense ^.

Not sure off-hand if there's a field to determine the last clicked entity, but it would be pretty easy to write your own. The interact method has a boolean return value so you can base a lot of your assumptions of what you are/were doing based on last successful 'click'. In addition Movement class has a method for getting the destination tile which may suffice for your intentions.

Think it's due to MessageListener removal if I had to guess.

Try null checking the parent first, see if that works. Like so: [code] WidgetChild ourWidgetChild= Widgets.getWidget(446) != null ? Widgets.getWidgetChild(446,35) : null; if (ourWidgetChild != null && ourWidgetChild.isVisible()) { //do shit } /code]

Nice release fam👍

Ok