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  1. I'm pretty sure the post right above yours answers your question... Because nobody has the time to keep 2 bots updated. And with the Windows XP argument, if somebody found a security vulnerability for XP tomorrow and exploited it, Microsoft wouldn't bother to fix it. Likewise, if Jagex releases an update to break OSBot 1, the devs won't bother updating it either. Just like there are software that are released that are no longer compatible with XP, the new scripts will not be compatible with OSBot 1. And all this about lifetime support etc etc. Nowhere on OSBot does it say that OSBot promises to support scripts for lifetime. If you honestly believe that scripts would be lifetime, I'm sorry, then you made a mistake when you bought the script. Stop blaming OSBot for the assumptions that you made. I'm looking at Swizzbeat's AIO Fisher. Does the scripter promise lifetime? Nope. Does his thread promise lifetime? Nope. Does the store promise lifetime? Nope. How about Purple's Rooftop? Scripter promise lifetime? Nope. Thread? Nope. Store? Nope. See a pattern? Yes. There isn't any other viable solution. We've already tried easing the transition by promising you guys 30 days of free access to converted scripts, but we can't force scripters to give you access for free now can we. If you think you have a better solution that both sides will like, post it here.
    6 points
  2. Please bring it back. As we know, it was removed because @Swizzbeat is a filthy noob. Please bring it back for those moments when words just aren't enough. Thank you.
    5 points
  3. Perfectly stated.Unlike you botters, what we do takes a lot more skill and ingenuity than a couple mouse clicks or mindlessly playing a game. You have no idea what it's like to literally sit there and stare at documentation on bitwise operators/shifts just for the sake of gaining knowledge to make your scripts that much better (and programming knowledge as well). It's a tiring task which is why you see 99% of this site classified as script users while the other 1% make them. tl;dr fuck george clooney
    5 points
  4. Your job as a botter is to buy scripts and run them, that could easily be done in 10 mouse clicks per day. My job as a scripter is to write hundreds, sometimes thousands, lines of codes, market my product and provide customer support, all on a daily basis. I'm hungry for some fucking cents because I actually work for those fucking cents. Stop acting like a shrimp and treating me as if I were a shark.
    3 points
  5. So I just got OSD, it's something i've been excited for and one of my main goals since joining OSBot. I thought this day would be amazing and glorious, but there's something wrong. Everyday I get on the forums to see my fellow botters falling left and right, getting Pwned by Jagex. Jagex has been fucking us up for over a year, but we've finally hit a point where botting is just no longer viable. I fear we've come to the end of the road. I've lost all hope </3 I think our community needs to step up and answer these questions: When will botters fight back? What is our retaliation plan? - Who will lead us into the next era of botting? Until then OSBot 2 and everything else we're doing here is pointless. If we're going to answer these questions and come up with a serious plan of attack then the community needs to come together and form a group of people dedicated to answering these questions. I also think our community admins/mods need to get more involved in these matters too, and lead us to find answers. The 3 main types of detection: Account-Profiling: - This is when Jagex takes a look at your actions over an extended period of time, and looks to see how realistic it is. If you create an account and immediately send it to pick flax for 2 weeks after leaving tut island you'll look like an obvious bot. Therefore, an account with a higher total-level and more quests will suffer from a lower ban-rate than a nooby looking account (Not to say that this will entirely diminish bans) Script profiling: - This concerns how your script behaves each time it runs. Similarities in the path it walks, the way the mouse moves, how repetitive your actions are, etc. Basically, if every script runs the same on each client, then they will all behave similarly. IP profiling: - This is the simplest of the detection methods, and is used to flag all accounts played from a known botting IP address. Tested methods: - More human-like mouse algorithm - Projects lead by The Dream team (Noto and dream) and some other ppl. - Projects yielded beautiful results, but were in-effective in effecting bans. Possible Counter-Measures: Anti Account-Profiling || Anti Script-Profiling - Script scheduler -In development by devs apparently Botters will be able to be able to create a schedule for which scripts to run and for how long. This way your bot can perform many activities throughout the day instead of just 1 task. - Web walking -In development by devs apparently Currently in order to make a script walk you've got to provide a list of tiles that the script uses as a path to follow. This is great for creating a quick path to get somewhere, but opens up a vunerability for Jagex to recognize the pattern we take each time (Even if this path is somewhat randomized ea time). With web-walking, we'd create the path to and from the destination dynamically ea time, opening up an infinite amount of paths you could take to and from your destination. With this we-walking i'd like to see it capable of not only the most efficient route, but also wandering from the most efficient path at times. - Unique botting profiles -Idea proposed by myself and used on other sites in the past (RID) Each botter would receive a uniqu botting profile. This profile would contain many characteristics including reaction time, mouse speed, how often you AFK etc. These factors would then be accounted for in the OSBot API, so that way EVERY script performs differntly based on that profile. -NEW - Custom reaction times. I believe that most scripts have a large flaw in the way they determine the state of the script. This is because usually as SOON as a condition is met for as task we will execute that method. My proposal is that we craete a sort of Task Management System which will mimic how often a player pays attention to each task, so it won't necessarily notice the npcs as soon as they're ready to attack. -NEW - Defence System If we are to make any big strives in technology i also think it's wise to protect our tech from Jagex because im sure they could see what we're doing...
    2 points
  6. If you would like the auth you need to comply with the Terms and Conditions: Terms and Conditions: After the 24-hour period, you must like the script thread for the [OSB1] equivalent which can be found here You must after 24-hours post a screenshot of a Progress Report, otherwise this will terminate your trial If you already own Extreme AIO Hunter for OSB 1, you must leave a store review (after 24-hours) to get a 3 day trail (checked against list of members on a database). Screenshots: Progress Report- GUI- Trials will be timed using GMT as a timezone, I will update the thread with the Times the Trail Started/Ended for users. There are 5 Auths available per 24-72 hours (subject to user's not complying with the Terms and Conditions). Current Auths: June 4th-7th: @seanrayner67, @Jiimbo, @HansPeters, @RetardedSkiddy June 7th-10th: @RetardedSkiddy, @Gterwin, @lodsl
    2 points
  7. Stop being such a stack trace
    2 points
  8. 2 points
  9. Okay, so the developer will keep OSBot 1 up for 2-3 months to let people have time to switch over. Windows XP is a full OS, and it was standard for like 10 years, so of course they'll give people years to move over. Entire companies depended on XP. In our case I think 2-3, maybe 4 months is a suitabel time. And regarding the emulator, actually Laz made a post saying that the emulator would be supported for some time, but eventually we'd move to OSBot 2 only. I remember reading that post because it pissed me off at first (I didn't want to convert my code). And yes, I don't expect my software to be shut down 2 months after it gets release, but 1) unlike office, scripts need to be maintained, and 2) Unlike office, windows doesn't need to be updated for office to work. Because of this, the analogy to office isn't the best. I think a better analogy would be to a car. A car needs to be maintained. If an "update" occurs (eg. the car breaks), you need to fix it. You can buy accessories for the car (analogous to scripts). But if the car blows up, guess what, you don't take the accessories back to the store and be like "I want a refund." You still keep your OSBot 1 scripts, it's just OSBot 1 doesn't work anymore, just like you can keep your accessories, but they're useless without the car. And you don't get to just move your accessories to a new car cause it's a new car, your accessories aren't compatible.
    2 points
  10. Not going to happen sorry
    2 points
  11. I friend of mine request a "Evolution of Combat" logo look a like and this is the outcome.
    2 points
  12. Welcome back, hope to see some good scripts from you when you get back into it ^_^
    2 points
  13. sorry, i don't go around spamming the goals & runescape bans sections for post count
    2 points
  14. Motivation? You spelled spam* wrong.
    2 points
  15. import java.awt.*; import javax.imageio.ImageIO; import org.osbot.rs07.api.ui.Message; import org.osbot.rs07.script.Script; import org.osbot.rs07.script.ScriptManifest; import java.io.IOException; import java.net.URL; @ScriptManifest(author = "Jack", name = "", version = 0.1, info = "", logo = "") public class Core extends Script { long startTime = 0; private final Image paintImage = getImage(""); int mouseX,mouseY; BasicStroke mouseStroke = new BasicStroke(1); public void onStart() { startTime = System.currentTimeMillis(); getBot().setHumanInputEnabled(false); } public int onLoop()throws InterruptedException{ return random(300, 400); } public void onPaint(Graphics2D g){ g.setStroke(mouseStroke); g.setColor(Color.WHITE); mouseX = mouse.getPosition().x; mouseY = mouse.getPosition().y; g.drawLine(mouseX-6, mouseY-6, mouseX+6, mouseY+6); g.drawLine(mouseX-6, mouseY+6, mouseX+6, mouseY-6); } public void onMessage(Message message) { if(message!=null){ } } private Image getImage(String url) { try { return ImageIO.read(new URL(url)); } catch(IOException e) { return null; } } public void onExit() { } }
    1 point
  16. About 2 and 3 point. Actually java JVM is very optimized for huge amount of short lived objects, for such small ones this is psh, no matter. You can make tests if you dont belive. Thing changes if you code in c++/c
    1 point
  17. Why throw onLoop in a try/catch block if all you're doing is printing an exception is thrown (no help for debugging what so ever) Create BasicStroke as class variable so there aren't 40+ of them being created every second and killing the GC Create an int variable to hold mouse x/y coords so you're not retrieving 8 of the same Point object (same reason as above)
    1 point
  18. v2? Sth like @Override public void onExit() throws InterruptedException { System.out.println("Exit"); try { takeScreenshoot(); } catch (IOException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } super.onExit(); } private void takeScreenshoot() throws IOException { BufferedImage screenshoot = new BufferedImage(this.bot.getCanvas().getWidth(), this.getBot().getCanvas().getHeight(), BufferedImage.TYPE_INT_ARGB); Graphics2D graphics2D = screenshoot.createGraphics(); final BufferedImage gameBuffer = this.bot.getCanvas().gameBuffer; graphics2D.drawImage(gameBuffer, 0, 0, null); this.onPaint(graphics2D); ImageIO.write(screenshoot, "png", new File("screenshot" + new Date(System.currentTimeMillis()).toString().replace(':', '-') + ".png")); }
    1 point
  19. Yes they do, and they know who bots are too. They aren't stupid, they've been doing this a lot longer than we have.
    1 point
  20. Auth'd just comply with the terms and conditions ^_^
    1 point
  21. Welcome back to the land of Osbot
    1 point
  22. You forget windows xp has no support any more like osbot 1 will not have anymore in a couple of weeks. Like with windows xp alot of application don't support it anymore and microsoft don't update windows xp to work with them. So everything you just said is false
    1 point
  23. Are you guys idiots or just not read? If you're found guilty but pay back I agree with the OP - TWC + all reps removed. If you're found guilty and dont pay back - ban. Whilst in a dispute, just under TWC. Not fucking rocket science.
    1 point
  24. I haven't got account to test it, so I need ppl to test.. Version for OSBot 2 is already on SDN, please post here if u want to test it. I'm not responsible of bans, and I don't give a word, that it's flawless, tested it for 5 minutes on my main and was working good.
    1 point
  25. Sorry, I don't use auto-refresher to farm time-online.
    1 point
  26. Congratulations man! That was hella quick! Now you can relax
    1 point
  27. This is what i don't understand about some of you guys You pull up arguments out of the dust in order to try and get freebies when a new client is released? Heres an example Now tell me, where does that say lifetime? there is NO lifetime guarentee. The script has a price. [good script btw ^^] I'd say this is more like the situation we're in, and you guys are the money hungry ones trying to save a few cents out of your pocket
    1 point
  28. Yews and Magics at Gnome Village
    1 point
  29. Varrock West Normal Trees Port Sarim Willows(bank at deposit)
    1 point
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  32. Who are we meant to bully now?
    1 point
  33. Whatre youre stats?
    1 point
  34. What pathing algorithm did you use to plot the route between you and the imp?
    1 point
  35. The reason they are changing the system is because it isn't profitable enough anymore. No financial incentives = significant shrinkage of the number of scripts. In order to make selling scripts more profitable they have to change the system, in this change your monthly profits will be insignificantly reduced. Instead of making 150$/month the consumer will be making 145$/month. In return for that extra expense he gets a kind of guarantee of maintenance and directly contributes to the building of a larger and better (quality-wise) script base.
    1 point
  36. This is bullshit. We have to rewrite/port our scripts so you can hand them out for free? Absolutely fucken not.
    1 point
  37. Ive broken all these rules and no bans c: Other then 2 woodcutters i suicded 24/7 didnt get ban till they reached 250+ rank
    1 point
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