AbstractScripting Inheritance

[zharovigor 1]

So I stumbled upon alot of code and other projects to study the DreamBot API. As you may know I am working on a multi-functional bot script that is basically a Runescape Artificial Intelligent  program that cycles thru creature with Random Intervals of specific times accumulating player's activity, chops tree, lights fires, banks, travels, mules, banks, fight, loot, bury, cook, eat everything a usual player would do yet programmatically. The cycling of creatures and activity wont be consisted in a simple algorithmic patterns.

This post is to verify whether inheritance of multiply subclass of organized objective code to for fill a purpose .

 Always start Script with  "@ScriptManifest" on the main  extender.

@ScriptManifest(
		category = Category.MISC, 
		name = "IgorBot", author = "Igor", 
		version = 0.1)

 

Extend class to AbstractScript

public class AbstractContext extends AbstractScript {
	AbstractContext acorn = this;

Call onStart and onLoop in main handler.

@Override
    public void onStart() {
    	log("Index: " + getClient().getLoginIndex());
    	
    	targetChick.initStart(acorn);
    }
	
	@Override
	public int onLoop() {
		targetChick.initLoop(acorn);
		return 0;
	}

Extend Main AbstractScript Handle

public class TargetChicken extends AbstractContext {

 

Coding the subclass that I searched for the chicken killer script and added to my project. This is an example of part of my program I am developing.

public void initStart(AbstractScript script) {
    	for(Skill s : Skill.values()){ //Start all skill trackers.
            getSkillTracker().start(s, !getClient().getInstance().getScriptManager().isRunning());
        }
        ui = new UserInterface(this); //This gets both classes to work together.
        ui.setVisible(true); //Makes the GUI visible
    }
    
    public int initLoop(AbstractScript script) {
    	if(isStarted){
            Item food = getInventory().get(item -> item != null && item.hasAction("Eat"));
            if(getSkills().getBoostedLevels(Skill.HITPOINTS) < getSkills().getRealLevel(Skill.HITPOINTS)/2){
                if(food != null && food.interact("Eat"))
                    sleep(400, 800);
                else
                    stop(); //No more food left
            }
            if(ui.isBanking() && getInventory().isFull() && (!ui.getBuryBones() || !getInventory().contains("Bones"))){
                if(bank.contains(getLocalPlayer())){
                    if(getBank().isOpen()){
                        if(getBank().depositAllExcept(item -> item != null && item.hasAction("Eat")))
                            getBank().close();
                    }else {
                        if (getGameObjects().closest(gameObject -> gameObject != null && gameObject.getName().equals("Bank booth") && gameObject.hasAction("Bank")).interact("Bank")) {
                            sleepUntil(() -> getBank().isOpen(), 10000);
                            return 10;
                        }
                    }
                }else{
                    walkToArea(bank);
                }
            }

            if((ui.isBanking() && !getInventory().isFull()) || !ui.isBanking())
                if (ui.getKillChickens()) { //Killing chickens
                    if (areaContainsDestOrPlayer(chickenPen)) { //We're in our area
                        if (attack(getNpcs().closest(npc -> npc.getName().equals("Chicken") && npc.hasAction("Attack") && !npc.isInCombat() && chickenPen.contains(npc) && getMap().canReach(npc)))) {
                            loot();
                            killCount++;
                        }
                        buryBones();
                    } else {
                        walkToArea(chickenPen); //We're not in our area, time to walk to it
                    }
                } else {
                    stop(); //Neither cows nor chickens were selected
                }

        }
        return 500;
    }

I am planning on adding logic to the program with conditional statements and boolean checks and to cycle thru  AbstractContexts with isActive(true);

[zharovigor 1]

public class AbstractContext extends AbstractScript {
	AbstractContext acorn = this;
	TargetChicken targetChick = new TargetChicken();
	

 

[TheCloakdOne 389]

I would take a look at tree script or a task if you are planning on doing that much abstraction