Scripting 101

[Hashtag 8689]

Hey im trying to get into scripting and have a couple of questions:

 

How to get multiple tabs in the GUI like your #1 woodcutting script has for example,

 

What would be the best way of traversing and depositing things at a bank,

 

How to get camera and mouse movement to look human-like?

 

Thats all, thanks.

Hey,

 

Multiple GUI tabs can be achieved with a JTabbedPane.

JTabbedPane tabbedPane = new JTabbedPane();

JPanel tab = new JPanel();
tabbedPane.add("First tab", tab); // Can't remember whether the JPanel is first in the args

tab = new JPanel();
tabbedPane.add("Second tab", tab);

getContentPane().add(tabbedPane);

For walking, use getWalking().walk(tile);

There's a class called Bank that contains all the methods you need for interacting with the bank when it's open. You access that class with the method getBank(). (For example: getBank().widthdraw("Coins", 100)

 

Making human-like camera/mouse movement is not as easy as you might think. However, you can play with the methods listed in the Camera and Mouse classes which you can access with the methods getCamera() and getMouse().

 

I hope I managed to answer your questions. Good luck with scripting!

[templex 5]

That was very useful thx,

 

I have this code for my GUI

dropCheckBox.addActionListener(e -> {if (dropCheckBox.isSelected()) {powerChop = true;} else {powerChop = false;}});

How would i make another part of the GUI which is a combo box be refreshed to be blanked out if the variable powerChop is true?

also: https://gyazo.com/693132a5b616fc1f71ff93a2dd3baa8f so you can see what im trying to do

 

you tab thing worked like a charm

[Hashtag 8689]

That was very useful thx,

 

I have this code for my GUI

dropCheckBox.addActionListener(e -> {if (dropCheckBox.isSelected()) {powerChop = true;} else {powerChop = false;}});

How would i make another part of the GUI which is a combo box be refreshed to be blanked out if the variable powerChop is true?

also: https://gyazo.com/693132a5b616fc1f71ff93a2dd3baa8f so you can see what im trying to do

 

you tab thing worked like a charm

Set its selected index by comboBox.setSelectedIndex(something);

[bob21 0]

Is @Override really necessary? Doesn't it automatically knows it's overriding a method from the parent class?

[Hashtag 8689]

Is @Override really necessary? Doesn't it automatically knows it's overriding a method from the parent class?

It's not necessary. However, for you it's more readable.

[bob21 0]

@Hashtag, do you know of any open-source TaskScript code so I can take a look? Thanks

[Hashtag 8689]

@Hashtag, do you know of any open-source TaskScript code so I can take a look? Thanks

Hey, sorry I don't know any nor do I have one.

[iamreyne 4]

Hey there mate, great tutorial. Got me started using TaskScript and I'm finding it a lot easier than AbstractScript.

My question is, in the GUI tutorial you have 

if(isRunning = true) 

in the onLoop of your script, however, TaskScript does not have an onLoop. This means that my GUI, effectively, does not work, as the script begins before I hit start - or, if I add this code to the onStart of TaskScript, nothing happens (as this is only ran once, when you start the script.) even when the button is pressed.

Is there an alternative way to add a Start button to a TaskScript script?

Thank you for your help!

 

 

@Hashtag, do you know of any open-source TaskScript code so I can take a look? Thanks

 

Here's a plank processing script I created using TaskScript. Github Gist

Edited December 24, 2017 by iamreyne

[Hashtag 8689]

Hey there mate, great tutorial. Got me started using TaskScript and I'm finding it a lot easier than AbstractScript.

 

My question is, in the GUI tutorial you have 

if(isRunning = true) 

in the onLoop of your script, however, TaskScript does not have an onLoop. This means that my GUI, effectively, does not work, as the script begins before I hit start - or, if I add this code to the onStart of TaskScript, nothing happens (as this is only ran once, when you start the script.) even when the button is pressed.

 

Is there an alternative way to add a Start button to a TaskScript script?

 

Thank you for your help!

 

 

 

Here's a plank processing script I created using TaskScript. Github Gist

Hey, there are several approaches to this. You can have the button click event add the nodes instead of adding them in the onStart method. Another way is to have your nodes reference to the isRunning var and in the accept method return false if isRunning is false.

[iamreyne 4]

Hey, there are several approaches to this. You can have the button click event add the nodes instead of adding them in the onStart method. Another way is to have your nodes reference to the isRunning var and in the accept method return false if isRunning is false.

 

Adding the nodes to the start button worked perfectly, thank you!