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Question First Timer - How to run local bots? - ANSWERED

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UPDATE: Fixed, was looking at out of date tutorial

How do I run my own local bot?

Trying out scripting to get into Java and seen another post from ~2016 where the local bot was selected in runemate by changing bot directory but there is no bot directory.
Is it closed to public to make bots now? Thanks a lot in advance.
 
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How do I run my own local bot?

Trying out scripting to get into Java and seen another post from ~2016 where the local bot was selected in runemate by changing bot directory but there is no bot directory.
Is it closed to public to make bots now or do I need special developer version? Thanks a lot in advance.

Was looking at this tutorial: Tutorial - Setting up IntelliJ for RuneMate
Follow this guide: Tutorial - Development: Project Setup

RuneMate has just undergone a huge update so anything that's not new, will most likely be out-dated.
 
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Just to say it explicitly for noobs like me (I've just spent an hour or more on this topic.)

You have to open the Gradle panel and do: Tasks > runemate > runClient

Then RuneMate opens and there is no local bot, so you ALSO have to go back to the Gradle panel and pick the "build" task. I assume each time you make a change, you must rebuild. But I have no idea, I didn't get that far.
 
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Just to say it explicitly for noobs like me (I've just spent an hour or more on this topic.)

You have to open the Gradle panel and do: Tasks > runemate > runClient

Then RuneMate opens and there is no local bot, so you ALSO have to go back to the Gradle panel and pick the "build" task. I assume each time you make a change, you must rebuild. But I have no idea, I didn't get that far.

Yes, that's due to Runemate using Gradle as their build automation tool.

It's exactly as compiling your code to have a output class file, no difference...
 
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