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theSmeg updated Flesh Crawler Fighter (Beta) with a new update entry: Flesh Crawler Fighter (Beta) v1.3 Released! Read the rest of this update entry... Hi all, the GUI bug has been fixed and the bot should now load properly. Please note that there is still a bug with the runemate client...

Hi SurfCaster, the bot currently isn't working due to the web walking runemate api not working. Once runemate gets updated please let me know if you are still getting errors.

theSmeg updated Flesh Crawler Fighter (Beta) with a new update entry: Flesh Crawler Fighter (Beta) v1.2 Released! Read the rest of this update entry... bot is now working properly :)

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thankyou kindly, your advice worked very well :)

thanks I have tried returning in a few more places. I am still a little bit confused about how to return out of a for loop. The example you gave works great if you are only withdrawing 1 item. I have a hashmap of a few items that I loop through and withdraw. Not sure how to return out of...

yeah cheers, not surprised its not working if im calling it multiple times in a for loop. Does anyone have any example banking code, my withdrawing still seems to be buggy. Only when I run 2 bots for some reason? public void execute() { if (useRanged) { if...

Yup so I had something like that originally. It didn't work as well becuase the npcs im fighting are agressive. So i do a few checks to see which Npcs around me are trying to fight me and find which one is closest and attack that one, if none are found then just attack the closest.

Sigh I still don't think you are properly understanding me. How does calling .first(); change the fact that the object im trying to interact with might still be null(dead npc, item that has been looted by someone else) and throw a Null Pointers exception? Using .first() also wouldn't be good...

Cheers for the advice. I've updated my original code to be more clear as I think it caused some confsuion which you have shown me in your response(Npc query filter). I have tried assigning the npc to a variable and the code still throws null pointer exceptions. This is because it doesn't matter...

Cheers. Seems broken: java.lang.NullPointerException at nul.IIIIIIiiIiiiI.initialize(hcc:140) at javafx.fxml.FXMLLoader.loadImpl(FXMLLoader.java:2548) at javafx.fxml.FXMLLoader.loadImpl(FXMLLoader.java:2441) at javafx.fxml.FXMLLoader.load(FXMLLoader.java:2409) at...

So I'm finding that with a lot of my code it will work 98% of the time and then after an hour or two it will throw a NullPointers exception. Even if I do a Null check beforehand eg: LocatableEntityQueryResults<Npc> nearestNpc = Npcs.newQuery().names("Some...

Just like the title says the below code sometimes seems to get stuck and just repeatedly click the bank search button instead of deposit all: @Override public void execute() { if (useRanged) { if (Inventory.contains("Iron arrow")) {...

Any ideas on how I would go about closing this interface? I've tried looking through the api but haven't been able to find anything useful

I am also randomly getting disconnected from servers sometimes

thanks for this tutorial @Snufalufugus, definitely saved me a lot of time trying to figure out how things are laid out in runemate

Thanks for the reply. I ended up creating a IsLoggedIn branch task: public class IsLoggedIn extends BranchTask { private IsInventoryFull isInventoryFull = new IsInventoryFull(); private WaitUntilLoggedIn waitUntilLoggedIn = new WaitUntilLoggedIn(); Player p; @Override...

yeah no worries i contributed a little bit of moola to Runemate