RSBot Tutorial!

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Search .:Settings:. for how you need your graphics
.:Scripts:. for how to add scripts and
.:RSBot:. for how to get Rsbot all together



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1) Make sure you have downloaded and installed the latest JDK SE from Java SE Downloads - Sun Developer Network (SDN) (JDK 6 Update 20). If you are running a relatively new computer, it might be running 64-bit windows rather than the typical 32-bit version. In this case you must select "Windows x64" rather than "Windows" when downloading the JDK. If you are not sure which version of Windows you have, you can easily find out using the following guide: How to determine whether a computer is running a 32-bit version or 64-bit version of the Windows operating system.

2) Open up RSBot (the .jar file that you have downloaded from *************) if you have not done so before. If you have opened it before, then you do not have to open it up again (although you can if you want to), simply make sure that you have opened it AT LEAST ONCE since you downloaded it.

3) RSBot will have created some folders for you in your Documents folder. Open up "Documents" ("My Documents" on Windows XP) and open up the folder "RSBot". Within here you will see a folder called "Scripts".

4) Download the script you want and as save it into the scripts folder. Here is how to do so:

Some scripters will give you a link to the script, which you can click on to download it. In this case, as long as you download the ".java" file, you simply have to move it into the "Scripts" folder in your "RSBot" folder. Otherwise, if the code itself is posted on the forums, you need to copy it all and paste it into a new Notepad document (Start > All Programs > Accessories > Notepad). Near the top of all that code (below all the lines that start with 'import') you will see the words 'public class xxxxx extends Script'. The xxxxx will be the name of the script. Save the file as xxxxx.java (this is case sensitive!).

5) Go back to your "RSBot" folder and click "Compile-Scripts". This will convert all your scripts into .class files (which RSBot will be able to load in). If you pasted the script correctly, you will now see that the script has been added when you go to File > Run Script. There is no need to restart RSBot, as the scripts will be loaded in every time you do File > Run Script.

If you paste a script in incorrectly, then RSBot will not load in some of your other scripts. If this happens delete the .java file and try again or contact the author of the script.

You should be good to go now, and able to add any script you want. However, if you are having problems, perhaps the following section of answers to frequently asked questions will help you out.

FAQs:

1) When I compile I get the following:

Answer: You can ignore any lines with 'Note:' at the beginning. This is just a note to scripters. This file has compiled fine. Some scripts will give these notes, most will not.

2) When I compile I get the following:

Answer: You have not copied the script correctly. Make sure you copy everything. You have probably missed out a '}' at the end of the script.

3) When I compile I get the following:

Answer: Open up RSBot (the .jar) and compile again.[/QUOTE]



If you are working the bot perfectly fine and you find that NONE of the scripts do what they are suppose to then you probably have the settings wrong, follow these steps to fix that:

1. Click the 'Hammer and Wrench'
2. Click the Computer Screen to edit Graphic Settings
3. Click Minimum and make the screen Fixed (Not resizable)
4. Click Custom (On the far right side of Min, Med, High)
5. Click Safe Mod
6. Run bot
Credits:


RSBot: Making the bot
Darkfang: Making the RSBot Setup Guide
Jacmob: Making the Adding Scripts Guide
Kiraush (Me): Making the Settings Guide