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Last updated: December 1st, 2014
How do I access RuneMate's SDK mode?
Run the client with the -sdk program argument. In the future a toggleable switch is likely to be added to speed up development.
How do I run local scripts?
Start the client in RuneMate's SDK mode.
What type of information does the development toolkit offer?
The development toolkit offers all of the information that the client can gather about a given npc, object, item, projectile, interface, varp, or player. The entity can either be selected from a table of the loaded entities (Which can be filtered by distance, id, name, and other information), or you can enter database mode and view definition data about all npcs, objects, and items. In addition, you can enter a search query into the search bar to filter the displayed results into a much smaller, more manageable list.
Since the client's UI was written using JavaFX, can we use it too?
Yes it does, and in fact we encourage using JavaFX instead of Swing/AWT. All you need to do is extend Stage and execute it's showAndWait method on the JFX thread (i.e. Platform.runLater(Runnable))
What version of java do I need to use when writing a script?
You should use java 8. This means you can use all of it's syntax features such as lambdas and new api features such as the stream api.
If you have any other questions, feel free to ask, we're here to help
How do I access RuneMate's SDK mode?
Run the client with the -sdk program argument. In the future a toggleable switch is likely to be added to speed up development.
How do I run local scripts?
Start the client in RuneMate's SDK mode.
What type of information does the development toolkit offer?
The development toolkit offers all of the information that the client can gather about a given npc, object, item, projectile, interface, varp, or player. The entity can either be selected from a table of the loaded entities (Which can be filtered by distance, id, name, and other information), or you can enter database mode and view definition data about all npcs, objects, and items. In addition, you can enter a search query into the search bar to filter the displayed results into a much smaller, more manageable list.
Since the client's UI was written using JavaFX, can we use it too?
Yes it does, and in fact we encourage using JavaFX instead of Swing/AWT. All you need to do is extend Stage and execute it's showAndWait method on the JFX thread (i.e. Platform.runLater(Runnable))
What version of java do I need to use when writing a script?
You should use java 8. This means you can use all of it's syntax features such as lambdas and new api features such as the stream api.
If you have any other questions, feel free to ask, we're here to help
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