[exia]

• Manifest enums are not defined properly.
  
  
  
  Effects: Category, ScriptLanguage, ClientType
  
• Mouse has no setSpeed method
• No isMoving in the Player or Actor class

 

[quantum]

Thank you, I'll make sure Cloud sees this and fix it ASAP.

 

[cloud]

It seems the obfuscator stripped enums

 

[exia]

Oh, and Tab doesn't work either.

 

[cloud]

Oh, and Tab doesn't work either.

Like I said, the obfuscator stripped enums of all their names. It'll be fixed in the next release.

 

[exia]

Updated.

 

[omega]

You can use Category.valueOf(name) for the category enum

 

[arbiter]

The mouse implementation is atypical. I will outline its functionality extensively in a dev blog soon, because it is quite complex. Do not expect a setSpeed() method, because speed will be defined by the user, not the bot.

 

[cloud]

The mouse implementation is atypical. I will outline its functionality extensively in a dev blog soon, because it is quite complex. Do not expect a setSpeed() method, because speed will be defined by the user, not the bot.

Actually... You may have forgotten, but we decided to allow a multiplier of the base speed if really necessary. To change this multiplier, you must override a method in the Abstract/LoopingScript class.

 

[cloud]

• Manifest enums are not defined properly.
  
  
  
  Effects: Category, ScriptLanguage, ClientType
  
• Mouse has no setSpeed method
• No isMoving in the Player or Actor class

As for isMoving, we provide the actor's speed. To check if it's moving, simply make sure it's not 0.This is a lot more useful in select situations.

 

[arbiter]

Actually... You may have forgotten, but we decided to allow a multiplier of the base speed if really necessary. To change this multiplier, you must override a method in the Abstract/LoopingScript class.

I did completely forget about that. Past us made a good call there lol.