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  1. Can this do implings? & also,can I get a trial also
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    can i get trial
  3. I'm no expert, but I like to code everything thinking in loops instead of sequentially The main reason being; if you need to handle unexpected events, it is more difficult to implement this in sequential code You could still use craftDartTips() call on each loop, but the logic would be less sequential and more reactive to the situation Khal's example is great for example: loop1: is chisel selected? no: use chisel customsleep (till selected) return 0; loop2: is chisel selected? yes: use gem customsleep (till all crafted) return 0; Obviously with all the appropriate logic there too Scenarios: What if the bot misclicks? What if you get a random event that you want to interact with? i.e. Genie What if you are suddenly in combat? In these cases, since the loop will end quickly or immediately, the next loop with handle these scenarios with priority over the task you were performing Not saying those scenarios are relevant to this necessarily, but planning ahead?
  4. thanks guys really appreciate it I just realized, this script needs to have looting bag, anti-pk and wildy support, I will add some wildy updates asap
  5. Insta ban.. I trained mage from 39 - 59 with splashes and then high alched about 100 items, connection lost, ban..

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