Blert isn’t on the RuneLite Plugin Hub yet, so you’ll need to run a developer version of RuneLite to use it. Don’t worry, this guide will walk you through every step.
This is the recommended path if you don’t already have a developer RuneLite client.
Blert uses Git behind the scenes to manage its code. You’ll need to install Git system-wide.
IntelliJ’s bundled Git will not work. You must install Git system-wide for Blert to build correctly.
You’ll need IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition — the free version.
Do not download IntelliJ Ultimate. It’s paid and unnecessary.
Open IntelliJ, then click Get from VCS on the welcome screen.
If you don’t see the welcome screen, click File → New → Project from Version Control…
https://github.com/blert-io/plugin
plugin
→ src
→ main
→ java
→ io.blert
BlertPluginTest
and select Modify Run Configuration…-ea
.Once complete, your run configuration should look similar to the image below (your Java version may differ).
Either right-click on BlertPluginTest
and select Run 'BlertPluginTest.main()', or click the green Run button in the top-right corner of IntelliJ. This will launch a RuneLite client with Blert loaded.
If you see the Bloat icon in your RuneLite sidebar, you’ve successfully installed Blert!
If you use a Jagex Account to log in to Old School RuneScape, you'll need to enable support for it in your developer RuneLite client. Follow the official RuneLite guide here:
RuneLite Wiki: Using Jagex Accounts
Jagex Account login requires extra configuration compared to email and password login. Make sure you complete these steps before trying to sign in with your Jagex Account.
Ping a @Support member in Blert’s Discord telling them you’d like to sideload Blert. They’ll give you access to a channel where you can download the latest plugin .jar
file.
Go to your RuneLite user folder and create a folder named sideloaded-plugins
. Then move the .jar
file into it.
C:\Users\<yourname>\.runelite\sideloaded-plugins
Open your development RuneLite client. Blert should appear in the plugin list automatically.
Once Blert is running, you’ll need to generate an API key and paste it into the plugin’s settings.