#RSBot

UtopiaBot is an immensely popular and successful bot for RuneScape. (a Java MMORPG)

The program source code is completely open and free.

• Java Development Kit
• Apache Ant
• [Apache Commons - Collections] (http://commons.apache.org/downloads/download_collections.cgi)
• [Apache Commons - Lang] (http://commons.apache.org/lang/download_lang.cgi)
• [Guava release 09] (http://guava-libraries.googlecode.com/files/guava-r09.zip)

• To install RSBot & Scripts project within the same build so that you may compile / debug both in real-time without downloading the RSBot.jar file and/or running the *.bat files to compile in your scripts.

• In your IDE, you must check the 'Output folders' option so that it will build the scripts into the relative directory within the RSBot project.

  Click the Edit button to select the directory junction folder Precompiled.

• Import the Scripts GIT repository and select its root folder into your build as source. You should have the RSBot\src and Scripts folders selected only.

• Two tabs over in the Configure Build Path properties page you will need to add the libraries found in the above links. You will need to add 3 user libraries and give them a name. Apache Commons, Guava, Javax

  You can place multiple .jar's inside each of these, and you should end up with 2x inside the Apache Commons.

• Verify all is correct in the Order and Export tab. You should see the JRE + the new user libraries you added. Move the Scripts item to the very top, followed by the RSBot\src

• Click okay to all and rebuild your project. When you run it or debug it, your scripts should now show up in the Script selector.

  Enjoy!

##Microsoft Windows

###Compiling

Make sure JDK is installed, then execute the make.bat file by double clicking it.

Java is required to run UtopiaBot. You can run the client by double clicking the JAR file named UtopiaBot.jar.

##Linux, Mac OS X and other Unix systems

Make sure JDK and other needed packages (e.g. make) are installed on your system. Open a terminal and navigate to the directory where the source code is located, using the cd command. Execute make in the terminal to compile RSBot.

To run RSBot, double click on the compiled JAR file, UtopiaBot.jar, or execute java -jar UtopiaBot.jar in a terminal.

The entire source code is freely available under the GPLv3 terms. Contrary to bogus and automated DMCA claims, no content is under the copyright of Jagex Ltd. The code is provided purely for educational purposes by the authors as freedom of expression.