Elon Quester [25+ Quests] [Tutorial Island] [Muling] [Bond-Task][Flawless] [Advanced Customization]
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By SkrrtNick
Introduction
I felt that Tribot needed a tutorial on how to write a script using the new SDK to assist those who may be trying to learn.
I'm not claiming to be an authority on the best way to do things, I am just hoping to help you get on the right track
I've tried to capture as much as I can in this thread, but even still I have most definitely missed things - if there's anything you'd like to see added or if you have any questions please drop me a message or comment on this thread.
Cheers
Pre-Requisites:
A basic knowledge of java
Unlike other clients, the Tribot SDK makes use of Optionals so it’s important you have a basic understanding of how Optionals work and how they are different to nullable objects. I recommend checking out this link if you need to get your head around them https://www.baeldung.com/java-optional
I can recommend using the oracle java tutorials at https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/ or doing the mooc.fi java programming course https://java-programming.mooc.fi/
Either Tribot VIP standard or premium
Intellij IDEA
Frameworks:
There are a number of scripting frameworks that have been open sourced and are available in the tutorial section of the forums, the options I am aware of are:
Task by Encoded
Node by Worthy
Decision Trees by Nullable
Behaviour Trees (kotlin) by Nullable
The frameworks vary in complexity and some are easier to grasp than others, in the context of beginning scripting I think you should look into each one and decide what is the easiest for you to begin with.
As this is a beginners tutorial, for the sake of simplicity I will be using Encoded’s Task framework.
Important links:
The Docs:
The Gradle Template:
The Query System:
Setting up our environment:
Creating a library for our framework
Create a place for your new script
Add the framework to your new script
Planning the script
Collecting data
Setting up an Enum to handle states
Storing Variables
Creating the Gathering Tasks
Turning in the Quest
Putting it together
Adding a Paint
Video of the final product
You can also get my source here: https://github.com/SkrrtNick/a-cooks-tutorial
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By heff420
hello guys this script doesnt seem to want to work it cant complete the quests it just stops when buying items i have all required levels and deleted hook.dat anjd .tribot folder and installeed correct java
any idea on what to do?
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By osiris801
Request: We are looking for a few different bots. Basically, we are wanting a bot that can run the three F2P quests to open the accounts to trading/GE. Then a second bot that will grind chocolate dust
Description: EWe are looking for a few different bots. Basically, we are wanting a bot that can run the three F2P quests to open the accounts to trading/GE. Then a second bot that will grind chocolate dust (0-1 tick if possible). After a certain amount of time, we would like it to either trade a mule or sell on the GE and then trade.
Payment Amount: We are looking to keep this as cheap as possible. We are looking for under $100.
Time: Time frames can be discussed. No big rush.
Additional: We are aware that this is the Tribot forums and we DO NOT want to create any issue with this next comment so PLEASE let us know if this is not allowed and we will remove it from our request. We would like the option/opportunity for this to be done as an EXE or a python build. I want the ability to run this on as many accounts as possible from the same computer.
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TRiBot Script SDK Official Release
Naton posted a topic in News and Announcements,
We've heard your complaints - the TRiBot API could be much easier to use. We've been dedicating our time to improving the scripter experience here and spent the past year working on a new and improved API - the TRiBot Script SDK.
The TRiBot Script SDK is an easy-to-use library for building TRiBot scripts. It is the recommended approach to building scripts moving forward over the old TRiBot API. It contains all the core things you need to build a script, and a ton of additional helpful stuff to get you using your scripts quicker. See the documentation section for everything offered, and check out the brief overview link too.
The SDK was announced in preview here:
It is now officially released. The official release guarantees we will support backwards compatibility for some period of time. See the 'backwards compatibility' section below for more info.
How to use:
There is multiple options, listed in the order they are recommended.
1) Use the gradle template mentioned below
2) Obtain through gradle
Add this dependency: api("org.tribot:tribot-script-sdk:+")
Add this repository: maven("https://gitlab.com/api/v4/projects/20741387/packages/maven")
3) Take from your local filesystem in your .tribot/install folder. For example, on windows, you'd find it at "C:\Users\[user]\AppData\Roaming\.tribot\install\tribot-client\lib\tribot-script-sdk-[version].jar"
Documentation:
Java docs: https://runeautomation.com/docs/sdk/javadocs/index.html?overview-summary.html
Kotlin docs: https://runeautomation.com/docs/sdk/kdocs/index.html
Backwards compatibility:
We will be following a deprecation schedule whenever we perform a possible breaking change. We will deprecate the respective methods or classes and announce it in a topic. It will remain deprecated for some period of time (weeks or months), and then removed. This will give you time to fix anything, if we need to make a breaking change.
Gradle template:
Easily build scripts with a new pre-configured scripting gradle template
Users of the current API:
There is no plans to remove TRiBot API. It will still be available. However, non-critical bugs probably won't be fixed. The SDK does depend on some of the API so fixing some things in the SDK will indirectly fix the API. However, bugs that have existed in the API for awhile will likely not be fixed. It's recommended to use the SDK moving forward. Let us know if there's something the SDK is missing.
Brief overview of the changes:
Bug reports:
Post bug reports in the bug reports section of the forums
Let us know what your thoughts are! If you have questions, feel free to ask below or in discord.
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Tribot Installer/Launcher Changes (Action Required)
Nullable posted a topic in News and Announcements,
Support for the gradle launcher is being dropped. Read more about the new launcher here.- 8 replies
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The Future of TRiBot
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What to expect from TRiBot moving forward.- 11 replies
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TRiBot 12 RC
TRiLeZ posted a topic in Client Updates,
TRiBot 12 Release Candidate
The TRiBot team has been hard at work creating the last major version of TRiBot before the TRiBot X release. We've noticed many problems with TRiBot 11 with a lot of users preferring TRiBot 10 over 11. We've heard you, so we took TRiBot 10, added the new features introduced with 11, introduced some other new things, and created TRiBot 12. So without further adieu, here's TRiBot 12.- 40 replies
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TRiBot Central & TRiBot Gradle Launcher
TRiLeZ posted a topic in News and Announcements,
Gradle is a build tool used to accelerate developer productivity.
We recently setup a Maven repository (TRiBot Central) to make it easier for scripters to create scripts. Check it out here: https://gitlab.com/trilez-software/tribot/tribot-central/-/packages
Furthermore, we've released a simple Gradle project to make it easy to run TRiBot and develop scripts for it. Check it out here: https://gitlab.com/trilez-software/tribot/tribot-gradle-launcher
The goals of TRiBot Central are to:
Deliver updates to TRiBot faster
Better organize TRiBot's dependencies (AKA dependancies)
Make it easier to develop scripts for TRiBot
Make it easier to use and run TRiBot
Note: TRiBot won't be able to run scripts from within this project until TRiBot's next release.- 15 replies
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