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Wow thanks for the heads up! Shit...

You can start with that check once, after it's passed the first time you can start a new hub where your loop resets so it never goes back to redo the starting check I doubt your last question can be answered as the developer of VisualRM retired.

could add checks at the start which would trigger the stop if the preset action failed

EDIT:"If you installed and selected a 64-bit JDK earlier, you will now need to change the defaulted one to a 32-bit JRE, as this is the only JRE that Spectre will accept." that was my fix, sorry Hey, I just got intellij set up with a tutorial and got RuneMate:development mode to show my testBot...

This worked for me like a charm, all the way up to adding my TestBot to the list of bots. "The last thing you need to do is open the bot selector and change the bot directory to the output or bin folder inside your project folder." the tutorial is missing this step since it assumes you will...

This Tutorial was more straightforward: Tutorial - Setting up IntelliJ for RuneMate on Windows - Tutorial 1 but the most accurate is Tutorial - The Coding Chronicles - Chapter One: Ready, Set, Go!

My question is the same as a VisualRM forum poster from 2019 whose question was never answered directly: "The chain currently goes like this: Bot starts> Checks if interface conditions are met, if not it opens furnace> Conditions not met> Open furnace>" I have that problem, I can open the...