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    package org.dreambot.macrosuite;
    
    
    import java.awt.Color;
    
    import java.awt.Font;
    
    import java.awt.Graphics;
    
    
    import org.dreambot.api.methods.skills.Skill;
    
    import org.dreambot.macrosuite.Developer;
    
    import org.dreambot.macrosuite.paint.Paint;
    
    import org.dreambot.macrosuite.paint.PaintManifest;
    
    
    
    /**
    
     * SimplePaint plugin for MacroSuite Dreambot Edition
    
     * Displays a simple paint with experience rates for every skill.
    
     * 
    
     * @author Name Namieson
    
     *
    
     */
    
    @PaintManifest(author = "Name Namieson", 
    
    			   description = "Simply displays lots of information", 
    
    			   name = "Simple", 
    
    			   uniqueId = 4441, 
    
    			   version = 1.0)
    
    public class SimplePaint extends Paint {
    
    
    	private long startTime;
    
    
    	/**
    
    	 * Initializes the paint's variables.
    
    	 */
    
    	@Override
    
    	public void init() {
    
    		this.startTime = System.currentTimeMillis();
    
    		for(Skill skill : Skill.values())
    
    			getLauncher().getSkillTracker().start(skill);
    
    	}
    
    
    	/**
    
    	 * Paints to the game screen.
    
    	 * 
    
    	 * @param graphics The graphics used to paint to the game screen.
    
    	 */
    
    	@Override
    
    	public void paint(Graphics graphics) {
    
    		// Set how our text will look
    
    		graphics.setFont(new Font("Arial", 0, 14));
    
    		graphics.setColor(Color.WHITE);
    
    
    		// Draw MacroSuite's version to the screen
    
    		graphics.drawString(getLauncher().getManifest().name() + " " + getLauncher().getManifest().version(), 5, 35);
    
    		// Draw the script's running time to the screen
    
    		graphics.drawString("Running time: " + Developer.buildTime(startTime), 5, 50);
    
    
    		// Set a variable for where the text's vertical position is, 75 pixels is our default.
    
    		int y = 75;
    
    		// Loop through every skill available.
    
    		for(Skill skill : Skill.values()) {
    
    			// Get the experience gained and the experience per hour
    
    			long xpGained = getLauncher().getSkillTracker().getGainedExperience(skill);
    
    			int xpPerHour = getLauncher().getSkillTracker().getGainedExperiencePerHour(skill);
    
    			// Check to see if the user is training the skill.
    
    			if(xpGained != 0) {
    
    				// If the user is training the skill, display "skill_name: xp (xp / hr)"
    
    				graphics.drawString(skill.getName() + ": " + xpGained + "xp (" + xpPerHour + " / hr)", 5, y);
    
    				// Lower the text's verical position by 15 pixels.
    
    				y += 15;
    
    			}
    
    		}
    
    	}
    
    
    }
    
    
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    Question.

    This is just a wrapper for the dreambot client.

    If someone was going to write scripts like this, why not just write them with the actual client? :x

     

    Because MacroSuite has its own community of users.

     

    Screenshot of the result:

     

    glhmV.jpg

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    Because MacroSuite has its own community of users.

     

    Screenshot of the result:

     

    glhmV.jpg

    I don't get why that would mean they would use macrosuite (in dreambot) instead of just dreambot. :x

    It looks the same other than extra typing to get access to dreambot methods rip

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    I like a design that is unique and represents the script as something of quality. One way to do this is to maybe split things up and break apart from the traditional paint.

     

    I was thinking this: 

    Top left is a stat, it could be total xp gained using xyz script, or total xp gained using MacroSuite. Top center is the time. Top right is the script information. 

    Bottom left have the various xp gains.

    Each different part would have a transparent black box with black outline. This allows for the information to not take up a vital part of the screen, and the user can still see whats going on behind the paint. I just threw something together for fun. Ignore the fonts and colors.

     

    d42d6b5c13.png

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    I don't get why that would mean they would use macrosuite (in dreambot) instead of just dreambot. :x

    It looks the same other than extra typing to get access to dreambot methods rip

     

    People will use MacroSuite for the same reason they used SSF.

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    Why the fuck are these SSF scripts still being designed? I would have thought by now simple biometric data collection would go on instead of having to select predefined actions....

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    Why the fuck are these SSF scripts still being designed? I would have thought by now simple biometric data collection would go on instead of having to select predefined actions....

     

    I've been researching this for a while, and there are quite a few holes in such a system. Maybe once I come up with some solutions we'll remove the menus.

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    Why the fuck are these SSF scripts still being designed? I would have thought by now simple biometric data collection would go on instead of having to select predefined actions....

    That would be at least somewhat difficult. SSF scripts = simple, hence why people make them :3

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