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I'm not as familiar with Java as I am with C#, but my understanding of the Java variant of toArray is that if no array is passed, it returns Object[]. In the case I was working with, I didn't care what the objects were, so I just used toArray() rather than toArray(spriteItem[]). This works as...

RuneMate version: 2.99.7 Affected games: OSRS (probably all, but I'm only using it here) Code used: Inventory.newQuery().names(inventoryItem.getDefinition().getName()).results().toArray(); Stack trace: java.lang.ClassCastException: [Ljava.lang.Object; cannot be cast to...

Clouse fails to click appropriately sometimes. This results in right-click menus being opened, but not ever clicked. You should have some way of determining whether your last action was completed appropriately built into your bot, and if it wasn't, try to perform the action again. This is a...

I had the same experience with downloading at least one bot's source code, but I was able to get the source code for a couple others via the same method. The first one I tried, however, just gave me manifests and fxml files. Have you guys tried downloading a couple others? Specifically, I would...

I was specifically referring to the order of operations currently in place, and the lack of necessity to change anything at the API level which you reiterated from my original post. It seems that there is some confusion about what an API is, based on this comment. An API ("Application...

That's basically exactly what I just said, and why I suggested that it might be feasible to simply re-order the start-up operations to log the client in prior to loading and initializing the bot. What I'm actually more interested in, I suppose, is if there's a more creative/intuitive way to...

The stage and scene are already set in RuneMate (from my understanding), and you're loading your UI into that. Incidentally, this is something that I'm having some issues with myself for some more complex reasons, although the concept itself is pretty straightforward. RuneMate development is my...

Enjoy the lovely comments on this thread: Question - Revision approval taking too long. I, too, was wondering and I stumbled upon that. Apparently, from my understanding, it takes as long as it takes. I've pushed (I think) 4 major feature updates to my bot since initially queuing it for release...

Did you copy down your password correctly, or have you tried resetting it and doing the login again? I just got started with this the other day, and had zero issues with connecting to my repository immediately after setting it up (after the multitudinous steps involved with updating my 5 year...

I started getting this after I added some subclasses to some of my classes. The first time I pushed the bot after that, it triggered the warning. Oddly, it didn't seem to list all of the instances of this, only the ones from one particular package. This is the only thing that I can think of that...

When you start a bot with the client logged out, upon logging in it will trigger the onItemAdded event for each item you have currently in your inventory. If the client is logged in already when the bot is started, this does not happen, nor does it happen if you later log the client out and back...