This is a much better, well documented framework for making scripts.
First off, how to install it:
-Download the .zip file
http://0x098b4a40.webs.com/mhty.zip
and extract it to *RSBot folder*/Bot/.
Second, what does it do? What does it come with?
-This is a few classes that will really help out anyone who wants to script with RSBot. It has much better documentation than RSBot so you can hit CTRL+SPACE in your IDE and actually read what each method does, returns, and what the parameters for each method are.
-Contains all of my fast dropping methods, walking methods, pathfinding methods, atXXXX methods and more.
-Extends the Script class so all you have to do is say extends MHTYScript instead of Script.
To make a script with this new framework:
Add these lines:
Then when making a script, you should do:
Remember that after doing this, you will still have ALL the old methods at your disposal if you wish, plus the ones I added.
I will probably be added more to this later on.
Enjoy
Any questions, please ask! But before you ask questions, please make sure that you:
-Read the documentation on whatever it is you are having trouble with
-You have a firm grasp on the Java Programming language.
Thanks,
Durka Durka Mahn
First off, how to install it:
-Download the .zip file
http://0x098b4a40.webs.com/mhty.zip
and extract it to *RSBot folder*/Bot/.
Second, what does it do? What does it come with?
-This is a few classes that will really help out anyone who wants to script with RSBot. It has much better documentation than RSBot so you can hit CTRL+SPACE in your IDE and actually read what each method does, returns, and what the parameters for each method are.
-Contains all of my fast dropping methods, walking methods, pathfinding methods, atXXXX methods and more.
-Extends the Script class so all you have to do is say extends MHTYScript instead of Script.
To make a script with this new framework:
Add these lines:
- Code:
import mhty.*;
import mhty.path.*;
import mhty.tilearea.*;
import mhty.updater.*;
import mhty.time.*;
Then when making a script, you should do:
- Code:
public class MyScript extends MHTYScript
- Code:
public class MyScript extends Script
Remember that after doing this, you will still have ALL the old methods at your disposal if you wish, plus the ones I added.
I will probably be added more to this later on.
Enjoy

-Read the documentation on whatever it is you are having trouble with
-You have a firm grasp on the Java Programming language.
Thanks,
Durka Durka Mahn