[jesenican]

anyone so kind to share the guide i cant find non..got alot of spare time so im ready to no life learn it <.<

 

[daniel]

Have you programmed before? Yes? Good. Was it in Java? Yes? Perfect.

I recommend taking a look at these threads:

• Tutorial - Why you should switch to a TreeBot
  
• Tutorial - The Usage of Delays
  
• Tutorial - Query Builders, How to find pretty much any "thing" in RuneScape
  
• Tutorial - Setting up IntelliJ for RuneMate
  
• Tutorial - Series: Writing bots for RuneMate, from novice to expert

I don't know how updated/outdated are some of these links. Credits to the people who originally wrote them. If you need more, look in the Tutorials and Resources section.

If you answered negative to the first question then your task will not be that easy. You will need some basic programming knowledge. My recommendation would be getting started with Java of course, as that's what you'll write the scripts with. As for what you should do, I can't give you a real answer for that, as to learn how to program consists of practicing a lot. So pick up a book or read some guides or... up to you. Just be sure to practice a lot.

 

[jesenican]

Have you programmed before? Yes? Good. Was it in Java? Yes? Perfect.

I recommend taking a look at these threads:

• Tutorial - Why you should switch to a TreeBot
  
• Tutorial - The Usage of Delays
  
• Tutorial - Query Builders, How to find pretty much any "thing" in RuneScape
  
• Tutorial - Setting up IntelliJ for RuneMate
  
• Tutorial - Series: Writing bots for RuneMate, from novice to expert

I don't know how updated/outdated are some of these links. Credits to the people who originally wrote them. If you need more, look in the Tutorials and Resources section.

If you answered negative to the first question then your task will not be that easy. You will need some basic programming knowledge. My recommendation would be getting started with Java of course, as that's what you'll write the scripts with. As for what you should do, I can't give you a real answer for that, as to learn how to program consists of practicing a lot. So pick up a book or read some guides or... up to you. Just be sure to practice a lot.

thanks alot for very good reply,yea answer is negative but time to study <.< thanks again :* <3

 

[daniel]

thanks alot for very good reply,yea answer is negative but time to study <.< thanks again :* <3

I'd recommend Head First Java to start.