Dreamliner

haha sorry, round and shell have the same meaning in my head (that's why I clarified spent )

Haha I have a few spent 50cal/20mm shells I took from Fort Dix

I like your 30mm shell Also, varying speeds are due to distance

Believe me, you'll care. It actually makes driving more enjoyable. ..and the bitches will think you have a dig bick so the s4 comes in a few varieties - my favorite is the B5 - which is a 2.7L v6 twin turbo. (1997 - 2002) B6 and B7 have a 4.2L v8 (2003-2008) and B8 3.0L v6 supercharged (2009+) all cars are 6 speed manual + awd

a4 != s4 completely different so what, we all had to learn at some point

A) its a 4 cylinder turbo B.) its an automatic C) its a mitsubishi if anything do that LOL OR DO THIS

Another interesting thing with this data: I can see hotspots where the mouse likes to hang out on the client also 1111 posts

It's all anonymous - no names on the submission ford, and the script doesn't grab names at all

A mouse algorithm is more than move mouse to point B from A ;) It's largely dependent of how well it's implemented into the script. How often does the mouse stand still in average scripts? Quite a bit. For a human, besides typing, the mouse is ALWAYS moving. (except for laptops sometimes). So what we're developing will have to be run in a separate thread, which will act like a human. We'll keep you updated :P

Hey everyone, @NotoriousPP and I are collaboratively producing scripts together. We're focused on bringing out the most human like scripts possible. To do this, we need to collect data of how a normal person uses the mouse. The things we are collecting in the following project will support our effort to create a mouse controller which behaves precisely how a human thinks. I have developed a script which can be run through OSBot which will record position of your mouse every 25 milliseconds (subject to change). During this time period, metrics of how the mouse is behaving are calculated. These calculations include: Distance from previous point Average velocity from previous point to current location Average acceleration from previous point to current location Elapsed time from previous data entry Aside from these calculations, I have a machine of higher computing power which I can calculate angle deviation, as well as, other very important characteristics of how the mouse is moving. This is the point where we ask for your help! Below you can download the script mentioned previously. The script outputs a *.csv (comma separated values) file to the directory of (c:\Users\YOURNAME\Documents\DreamlinerMouseData) Please leave the recorder on for between 60-120 seconds each time. Try to do something normal in the game like fighting monsters or skilling. When you have run your tests, please upload these files (new file for each test) to http://goo.gl/S3O0Ri These tests are completely anonymous and no strange data will be collected, with or without your knowledge. Below you can find my source code. Thank you for everyone who contributes the data to us. It will help us greatly and keep YOU from getting banned! Download the script here: http://goo.gl/PD1rZQ Upload your data here: http://goo.gl/S3O0Ri

No, you can have an SDN script running with a random package sitting in your local scripts. The client pauses the current script your running and loads either: A) It's own random solving script The local random solving script, if it exists. ------------- These aren't random solvers that are included by script writers. You can specially write a completely separate script to handle a specific random event. see http://osbot.org/forum/forum/101-randoms/ if you still don't understand. As far as I'm concerned, this conversation is over.

That was uncalled for. My joke was the same thing as handing someone a wire coat hanger for a baby shower present.

Even if it did happen, so what?

Wrong, anyone can write their own random event solvers. If the client finds a script that overrides the random solver, it uses that one instead - it's like running multiple scripts at once

It's been proved time and time again that they collect path data from your mouse. The algorithm that calculates the path of the mouse is the same for each person. So your mouse movements look the same for all the other bots using osbot. The solution to this is to make the client profile you by computer ID or account name and adjust mouse metrics based on that.

It handles all of them. Does it handle them well? Not one bit. Every 30 mins to an hour you will get stuck and be forced to solve the random yourself.

No worries! Constructive posts are best posts. Try to engage in a conversation instead of saying "Hi"

Why would they even change something like that? It still works fine for interacting with inventory items

No NPE's here. Osbot has it built so if string is null it picks the first one. It's in their doc's somewhere see http://osbot.org/osbot2_api/org/osbot/rs07/api/util/ItemContainer.html#interactWithNameThatContains(java.lang.String, java.lang.String...)

jk, .interact(null);

.interact(null); -- will always select the first option, which is perfect if the item is selected. but this relies on OSBot's interact method which is awful. Write your own method.

wats a osbot

Stop being such a stack trace

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