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  • Problems with initiating RandomManager object


    una_maquina

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    Hey, I wanna basically stop autologin solver and then re-enable it again after condition is met; but I'm having "you can't run non-static on static" error.

    So usually when this happens, I just initiate a class object:

    RandomManager rm = new RandomManager();

    But it asks for Thread and Abstract script inputs, and that's what I don't get -- what are those? I tried putting in:

    RandomManager rm = new RandomManager(null, null);

    But then it doesn't work when I do rm.disableSolver(RandomEvent.LOGIN); it doesn't disable the solver.

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    Have you tried getting the already existing RandomManager and using that? Something like what I have below.

    getRandomManager().disableSolver(RandomEvent.LOGIN);

     

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    On 5/16/2021 at 1:07 AM, Bonfire said:

    Have you tried getting the already existing RandomManager and using that? Something like what I have below.

    
    
    getRandomManager().disableSolver(RandomEvent.LOGIN);

     

    Just tried putting it in, says the method is undefined :( 

    Looks like I need to define RandomManager object, but then again, what the heck are those two parameters it needs? Thread and AbstractScript

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