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Script writers love it when you help them find errors in their script. But the usual Doesn't really help well... There is a way to get the full error so you can see exactly where the problem in the script is. As you can see on the screenshot above I can see exactly what and where in the script causes the error. This is way more useful and it would be great if more people used this. How does it work: Open a notepad and type the following text: "C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.7.0_07\bin\java.exe" -jar osbot_1.4.5.jar -dev Change the directory to your JDK version and change the 'osbot_1.4.5.jar' to the osbot.jar file you downloaded from OSBot's website. Make sure there aren't any spaces in the name because that won't allow it to work. After you found the corrent directory and changed the name of the osbot.jar file to yours SAVE THE FILE AS... run.bat and make sure to select all files(*): After you named it, save it or place it in the same folder as your osbot.jar file

This is absurd. Everyday we're getting WAY too many people opening 'Services' such as Questing/Minigames/Levelling which is all fine as it's a service and is mutually beneficial to both parties. I try my best to help out every new service provider to start their business out but feel disgusted giving away a vouch(Which i'm very strict at giving) to a person who then goes and scam quits from here. Services should ONLY be allowed to be opened to people who pass a certain filter, for example; - Time of account creation - Post count (Even though this is easily bypassed with spamming so we need good control on that) - Profile 'Likes' (It's fairly easy to prevent people from farming profile likes) - Open a 'Service Opening' thread and then scanned through by a Moderator to then declares whether person is allowed to use or not via a badge. Etc. Etc. I know the 'Everyone must start somewhere' argument will spring up but if you're going to offer a service which might cost us our account security then you better be a trusted member. I really hope this passes through and i think it's better for both Clients and Service providers. Thanks

how are you supposed to improve if you don't know what you did wrong