[cspangler11]

The paint will not show up at all.

I've implemented the PaintListener, added the listener to the onStart

@Override
public void onStart(String... args) {
    getEventDispatcher().addListener(this);
    setLoopDelay(250, 500);
}

@Override
public void onPaint(Graphics2D g){
    g.drawString("Test", 100, 100);
}

 

[party]

We don't render onto the client and we don't support swing.

Tutorial - Implementing Embeddable UI - Add a user interface to your bot

 

[cspangler11]

We don't render onto the client and we don't support swing.

Tutorial - Implementing Embeddable UI - Add a user interface to your bot

Well, then I'm completely lost on how to make a paint and update the statistics of the bot. I hope the users don't mind not tracking the stats lol

 

[party]

JavaFX written onto the Embeddable UI, as shown in the link above.

 

[cspangler11]

JavaFX written onto the Embeddable UI, as shown in the link above.

It's a long shot for me, but i'll try it. Do I update the stats of the bot in the loop?

 

[party]

It's a long shot for me, but i'll try it. Do I update the stats of the bot in the loop?

You could do that, or you could create new loops within your controller classes.

LoopingThread

 

[savior]

It's a long shot for me, but i'll try it. Do I update the stats of the bot in the loop?

You really should not be doing that. Ideally you would want to update all your tracked statistics like experience of a certain skill through SkillListener, making it event driven will make it way more efficient than updating it every X milliseconds.

 

[cspangler11]

You really should not be doing that. Ideally you would want to update all your tracked statistics like experience of a certain skill through SkillListener, making it event driven will make it way more efficient than updating it every X milliseconds.

Will this work?

@Override
public void onItemAdded(ItemEvent itemEvent) {
    ItemDefinition def = itemEvent.getItem().getDefinition();
    if (def != null && def.getName().equals(finishedPotion)) {
        potionsMade++;
        potsPerHour = (int) (potionsMade * 3600000D / runTime.getRuntime());
    }
}

 

[awesome123man]

Will this work?

@Override
public void onItemAdded(ItemEvent itemEvent) {
    ItemDefinition def = itemEvent.getItem().getDefinition();
    if (def != null && def.getName().equals(finishedPotion)) {
        potionsMade++;
        potsPerHour = (int) (potionsMade * 3600000D / runTime.getRuntime());
    }
}

#getName can return null so you need to save that and null check it as well. not sure what 3600000D means, but you will need to cast to a double to get a number that isnt an int from the division.

 

[savior]

Will this work?

@Override
public void onItemAdded(ItemEvent itemEvent) {
    ItemDefinition def = itemEvent.getItem().getDefinition();
    if (def != null && def.getName().equals(finishedPotion)) {
        potionsMade++;
        potsPerHour = (int) (potionsMade * 3600000D / runTime.getRuntime());
    }
}

1) You can check the name easier by making a query and checking if it accepts the item. Inventory.newQuery().names(finishedPotion).accepts(itemEvent.getItem())
2) You can use CommonMath class in order to calculate the xp/hr more elegantly.
 

#getName can return null so you need to save that and null check it as well. not sure what 3600000D means, but you will need to cast to a double to get a number that isnt an int from the division.

the "D" at the end of the number will make it a double value.

 

[cspangler11]

#getName can return null so you need to save that and null check it as well. not sure what 3600000D means, but you will need to cast to a double to get a number that isnt an int from the division.

I followed the EmbeddableUI tutorial and it works. However, when I'm having trouble closing the GUI and opening the paint when the start button is clicked.

private EventHandler<ActionEvent> getStartButtonAction() {
    return event -> {
      Herblore.setPotion(choosePotion.getSelectionModel().getSelectedItem());
      Herblore.setPreset(choosePreset.getSelectionModel().getSelectedItem());

      Herblore.guiReturnCode = 0;

    };

 

[party]

Like I said before I highly recommend you joining the #development channel on Slack.