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Java -> simba question


Kamron

2012-02-21 18:58:22

I'm very proficient in Java, and decent in a handful of other languages. (python, some racket lisp, tiny bit of c) I've been using the Robot class in java to make RS bots for about a month now, and I've got few nice ones and a lot of works in progress.

(a short list of the more completed: a superheater and alcher than manage a magpie while they work, a fire rune crafter than handles a familiar and pouches, 80% of the way thru a house altar prayer one that handles a familiar, 60% of the way thru a draynor willows for a friend, all of which can log themselves out after a certain amount of time or when finished with their bones/nats etc and have weighted randomization of times and clicking to avoid detection, and can detect randoms, though of course cannot solve them. I use color to confirm but not find locations, with the exception of finding the keystone coordinates every other click is based on)

I'm starting to teach myself simba as it looks like a much more powerful tool than Java for these sorts of things. Basically, my question is

(TL.DR)

Is staying in Java at all worth it, or should I completely switch to simba once I can? Furthermore, is there any way to sell (only on sythe, not here of course) or otherwise distribute an advanced autoclicker made in Java, or will my previous scripts pretty much remain just for personal use?

[XoL]

2012-02-21 19:00:56

From: Kamron
I'm very proficient in Java, and decent in a handful of other languages. (python, some racket lisp, tiny bit of c) I've been using the Robot class in java to make RS bots for about a month now, and I've got few nice ones and a lot of works in progress.

(a short list of the more completed: a superheater and alcher than manage a magpie while they work, a fire rune crafter than handles a familiar and pouches, 80% of the way thru a house altar prayer one that handles a familiar, 60% of the way thru a draynor willows for a friend, all of which can log themselves out after a certain amount of time or when finished with their bones/nats etc and have weighted randomization of times and clicking to avoid detection, and can detect randoms, though of course cannot solve them. I use color to confirm but not find locations, with the exception of finding the keystone coordinates every other click is based on)

I'm starting to teach myself simba as it looks like a much more powerful tool than Java for these sorts of things. Basically, my question is

(TL.DR)

Is staying in Java at all worth it, or should I completely switch to simba once I can? Furthermore, is there any way to sell (only on sythe, not here of course) or otherwise distribute an advanced autoclicker made in Java, or will my previous scripts pretty much remain just for personal use?


You will notice Simba is not the language but the client, the language is Pascal. I think it is a lot easier than Java is (Personal opinion), and you should be able to pick up easily. I don't recommend quitting Java, continue with your plans and make some awesome programs and sell them on Sythe (They buy anything).

YoHoJo

2012-02-21 19:01:17

Pascal is an inferior old language.
It's just what simba uses, but has little/no real world use.

There are a few java bots which are around but none are too huge/popular.

You can sell scripts at other sites, but there is not 100% secure way to keep them from being shared/leaked right now.

Pascal should be very easy for you to learn with your current knowledge.