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Hi, I created my first Script which attacks the dummies in Varrock east. I decided to make this script because I needed it myself, and couldn't find it in the repository. It will walk to the dummies and start punching one until Attack reaches level 8. Repo link: https://tribot.org/repository/script/id/2430 If you have any feedback or problems, please let me know! «MALS»

Like this script? Like this post! Version: v1.005 Last Updated: April 4th, 2014 Intelligent combat algorithm Detecting closest target & target changes (-) Interactive UI & pop-out loot table (-) Pure friendly, and excellent training for low & even higher level accounts (-) Returns to fighting area if teleported by random & user has ring of dueling equipped. (-) Strength, Super strength, and Ranging potion support (-) Makes use of all 4 possible areas for warriors so player should never be wasting ti

Quick-links: Repository URL. I've been out of the scripting scene for a very long time, I thought I'd ease back in by releasing some community scripts. I made this script because I didn't want to pay/didn't like what was readily available which did the same task. This script features: Clean, well-written code. Anti-ban features that extend past of which the tribot client offers. 100% uses names, instead of ID's which makes it far less likely to break in the foreseeing future. Eats any food. Can use both north and south locations for training. Upcoming: World-hopp

Hi, im new to the fighting algorithm here, but how this fighting algorithm should be done? - Problem: The bot doesnt recognize that the player is fighting and attacks next target straight away Source code: public void execute() { //TODO camera rotation RSNPC[] npc = NPCs.sortByDistance(this.getMyPosition(), this.getFreeNPCS()); if(!Player.getRSPlayer().isInCombat() && !npc[0].isInCombat()) { if(npc.length > 0) { RSNPC target = npc[0]; target.setClickHeight(target.getHeight()); target.click("Attack"); General.sleep(900, 1300); } } else { General.sleep(50,100);

Notes: This is not exactly a guide as much as it is me sharing my experience and findings with various aspects of scripting for combat-related tasks. The format in which this guide is presented resembles that of a guide, and is why I have decided to share this under the Scripting Tutorials section. I intend for this to be useful to beginners who wish to quickly grasp the concept sand fundamentals of writing scripts which rely on combat-based functions and methods. Also, this was meant to be an open guide, in that all members feel free to add to it any information, corrections, or suggestions.