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1) RSBot --Beginner--
2) RSBot --Hard--[0%]
3) RSBot --Advanced--[0%]

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Scripts:
Script Template

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Step 1:
Run RSBot so that it creates the directory 'RSBot' in your My Documents folder. Open that directory, and then open the Scripts folder. Here is where you create your new script.

Step 2:
Create a new java file called TestScript.java, and open it.

Now this tutorial is the most basic of them all, and the only features it will have are:

- A simple paint (GUI) with run time
- Correct start up and personalization
- Taking screenshots

So lets get started!

All RSBot scripts need to import a few things in order to work. One is the Map class, because the starting method for a script uses it as arguments. The other two are for the GUI: 'Color' and 'Graphics'. After those, there are a few things that come with RSBot that you need to import, for things such as reading server messages, finding objects, interfaces etc.[list]

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So this is what we have so far:

import java.awt.Color; //For the GUI
import java.awt.Graphics; //For the GUI
import java.util.Map;
import org.rsbot.event.events.ServerMessageEvent; //To read server messages
import org.rsbot.event.listeners.PaintListener; //For the GUI
import org.rsbot.event.listeners.ServerMessageListener; //To read server messages
import org.rsbot.script.Script; //The main Script template
import org.rsbot.script.ScriptManifest; //The main Script template, used to customize the look in the 'Run Script' dialog box
import org.rsbot.util.ScreenshotUtil; //To take screenshots

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Now we change the script Manifest,such as the author and description. Here's how it works:

@ScriptManifest(authors ="YOURNAME", /* The author of the script */
category = "Test Scripts", /* Script category (normally a skill, such as Cooking or Fletching) */
name = "Test Script", /* The name of your script (does not need to match the Class name) */
version = 1.0, /* Current script version*/
description = "<h1>This is our first script!</h1>" /* The script description. You can use HTML in here! */

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Now put both of them together it should look like this:

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Now we can move on to some real scripting! After we have finished our imports and manifest, we need to start the class. here is what almost all of your classes should look like:

public class TestScript extends Script implements PaintListener, ServerMessageListener {
public long startTime;

The class name NEEDS to match the name you gave your Java file!

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Step 3:
Now there are a few methods you need to add to your script for it to work.
I will explain each method here, and then give you the code.

- onStart() - This is the most important of all the methods. It is called when someone 'runs' your script from the 'Start Script' dialog. This is where you do any initialization for your script.
- onFinish() - Called when you stop the script
- loop() - Called with each loop of the script, this is where you do the processing
- logOut() - Called when you want to stop the script and log the character out
- getMouseSpeed() - A protected method that gives the client your mouse speed
- onRepaint() - The loop for the GUI

Now here is all those methods in action:

public boolean onStart(Map<String, String>args) {
startTime = System.currentTimeMillis();
return true;
}

public void onFinish(){
log("Thanks for using this Test Script!");
}

@Override
public int loop() {
return color=pink]1[/color];
[color=green}[/color]

public void logOut() {
ScreenshotUtil.takeScreenshot(/color][color=blue]true);
moveMouse(754, 10, color=pink]10[/color], 10);
clickMouse(true);
moveMouse(642, 378, 20, 15);
clickMouse(true);
wait[color=green([/color]random(2000, 3000));
stopScript();
}

@Override
protected int getMouseSpeed() {
return 6;
}

public void onRepaint(Graphics g) {
if(!isLoggedIn())
return;
long runTime=0, seconds=0, minutes=0, hours=0, expGained=0, levelsGained=0;
runTime = System.currentTimeMillis() - startTime;
seconds = runTime / 1000;
if (seconds >= 60) {
minutes = seconds / 60;
seconds -= (minutes * 60);
}
if (minutes >= 60 [color=green) {[/color]
hours = minutes / 60;
minutes -= (hours * [color=pink60[/color]);
}
g.setColor(new color=blue]Color[/color](0, 0, 0[/color, [color=pink]50) );
g.fillRoundRect([color=pink3[/color], 180, 155, 130, 5, 5);
g.setColor( Color.WHITE );
g.drawString("Run time: " + sH + ":" + sM + ":" + sS, 12, 200);
}

@Override
public void serverMessageRecieved(ServerMessageEvent arg0) {
String serverString = arg0.getMessage();
if (serverString.contains("<col=ffff00>System update in")) {
log("There will be a system update soon, so we logged out"[color=green);[/color]
logout();
}
}

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Now here's our entire script:



Now save that and close it. Go up one folder, and run 'Compile-Scripts'.
Run RSBot.jar and click Run Script. Scroll down until you find the folder 'Test Scripts', and click on 'Test Script'. Run it (make sure you log in first).

Please thank topic, Rep is optional. Hope this tutorial helped
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_{Davidi2 originally done this on Moparscape. These tutorials that I provide will be compiled into one giving people the necessary link & help on how to make a RSBot script.}