How do i get started writing osrs scripts/bots

[MrNightAwake]

Hey,
I have an great idea for a osrs script.
it something that will help the community it will not effect the economy in any sort of way.
I want to write it on my own since i want to get more experience with programming.
Can someone recommend me on how to get started writing osrs scripts?
i just know that people use Java as a langauge but where do i start creating a script?
Should i begin creating a simpel auto fighter?

regards,
MrNightAwake

 

[Malcolm]

You want to 100% learn Java.
I took a few college classes just to get into it and really learn the syntax and what good code structure looks like.
I'm not a CS student or anything but now I know a decent amount of Python and Java and I'm fairly successful at OSBot.

Enrolling in some introductory classes I think is your best bet to really get started.

 

[MrNightAwake]

You want to 100% learn Java.
I took a few college classes just to get into it and really learn the syntax and what good code structure looks like.
I'm not a CS student or anything but now I know a decent amount of Python and Java and I'm fairly successful at OSBot.

Enrolling in some introductory classes I think is your best bet to really get started.

any tips on easy java project i could do before writing a bot. i'll try to search for a beginners guide to java. i only have a little bit of experience with arduino(c++)

 

[Franko]

any tips on easy java project i could do before writing a bot. i'll try to search for a beginners guide to java. i only have a little bit of experience with arduino(c++)

I learned the barebone Java from the Learn Java app from SoloLearn on the google playstore. Phone app so you could take some courses whenever you want.

EDIT: works for someone who has never touched any code at all (like me)

 

[MrNightAwake]

I learned the barebone Java from the Learn Java app from SoloLearn on the google playstore. Phone app so you could take some courses whenever you want.

EDIT: works for someone who has never touched any code at all (like me)

Tried the app for a bit. it seems pretty nice. Thanks for the recommendation.

 

[Fast Coins]

I'd go with ahk first. Easy to write useful scripts from the start, learning about the basics of programming on the way. And then java.
gl!

 

[bababablacksheep]

just seen this as about to get into java myself i found a course on udemy.

ill update with how i find the course on there and if its any good ill let you know.

I agree with what other people have said i'd 100% learn java, however once you are a reasonable stage move onto other languages!