In my opinion, the best bot is Tibia GG.
In my opinion, the best bot is Tibia GG.
You need to be at least "great" or something higher with LUA to make things work out good (i.e rune with crosshairs) while the competition bots got in-built and work twice as good. It's just ONE example. Like, if I'm not the biggest script seller on another bot, I'm the second (and always was since I started doing it) and when I look at LUA Documentation thread, the things I'm used to can already exist, but the way they're written make me not understand, like maround(3, "Alia") == 0 becomes Creature.New("Alia")istanceFromSelf() < 3
These videos aren't even 3x speed, they are 5x+. iBot's backpack opening is slower than RBP, which you used. I timed the same actions. I use wait(505,1010) after every backpack opening and resizing, it takes like ~12 seconds on RBP, while on iBot I used to take at least 30. See the waypoint delay, even sped up it stops for too long. Don't even waste your cash on that, dude, it's not worth it.
once you get used to OOP, which is one of the best things in the programming world, you'll realize this is quite obvious. When ekx (? not sure though) designed these function names, I guess he had in mind to be creating a scripting engine quite understandable for non-programmers, but if the number of functions increase considerably and turns big (as usually it is), it'll be a total mess to users remember all these function names. On the other hand, in a OOP fashion, you just need to remind the existence of some classes (in this case Creature), which packs many features / info related to a certain object (most likely the class name is self-explanatory).
For example, I'd search for the Container class in order to know how to interact with containers, e.g., count items, find some of them, etc.
Yeah, I understand why Darkstar made it that way, I don't blame him, once getting used to it, it'll be easy to make it work. Just.. take some time to get used to it. And I got used to the way ekx made, then the other bot makers just followed his steps so the users wouldn't have to re-learn from scratch, what I'm basically doing here on XenoBot.
Don't call BUg here, his scripts suck.