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It's working fine for me. What is this sorcery? FUCK. The mirror client.

I think it has a lot to do with the age of your account. Was yours a pretty recent one?

When I tested this out myself, lobsters vs swordfish&tuna (not dropping) were pretty even in terms of profit but this was in the Fishing Guild (= shorter banking trips). F2P dropping tunas could be better than banking both swordfish and tuna. But I can't say I really noticed a big difference, I don't think any of the options are necessarily much worse than the others. This was before the price drops though. You could always test it out yourself and perhaps even share the numbers with us.

Because a lot of people have dynamic IP addresses and the IP won't accurately identify a botter after a certain period of time. I don't know how relevant this is to the OSRS, it depends on how their bot detection system / IP flagging works. I'd suspect it takes a pretty long time to get unflagged. But contrary to what you said, there actually is an incentive for Jagex to unflag an IP address. If it flags everyone or more legit players than botters, the flagging serves no purpose.

Not really true, it depends on his ISP and the setup at his home. Depending on how things are configured, your IP could change without ever reseting your modem. Sometimes simply unplugging and turning it back on does the trick. Sometimes it needs to be unplugged long enough that the IP address you were allocated gets reallocated, it could take hours or days. I've never heard of it taking several weeks or months though. And of course, if you have a static address, you are not going to be able to change it whatever you do.

What Zikama said and there's also a debug tab in the settings where you can enable the client to show various info / visualizations about the in-game world, your actions, user interface etc. Pretty neat when scripting but again you won't be needing it if you don't know what it's for.

2.5M bought, still looking for 4.5M. I didn't account for the transactions fees initially so I can only offer 44.8mBTC (that's around $0.06 less) for the 4.5M. Or we can account for it and only do a deal of 4.48M. If you're willing to send the remaining 4.5M, the payment is fine via BTC, hit me up. The account I'll be trading with is my main so it'll be decent leveled. EDIT: Bought the remaining 4.5M from Road_To_1M. Not needing any more atm.

Sure. Can you add me on Skype?

As the title says, buying 7M OSRS GP with bitcoins. I'll be paying 0.01BTC ~ 2.55 USD per mil. Gold that is not suicide botted with chinese IPs is preferred because I value my account. If you have good feedback, I can go first. Otherwise, MM and you'll pay the fees. Add me on skype osbotGSC or PM me here. Thanks.

When you get 2-day banned, can your stats or items get removed / rolled back? I think Jagex has said that they can't do that in 2007 and that's why they're giving more perm bans now. But it seems such a simple functionality to implement and it'd be kind of ridiculous that you could keep everything you gained via suicide botting (unless you get permed). Anyone knows?

Thanks, great job by the devs once again.

In my opinion, the simplest way would be to have a virtual machine (i.e. Virtualbox/VMWare/VirtualPC with Windows) which you would run your OSBot + OSRS client on and then configure the virtual machine to use the VPN. It adds some overhead and is a little bit of hassle to set up but it should work just fine. At least you would be able to control the bot without walking to your other PC. Without running a virtual machine, I don't really know how you would configure the VPN just for a single application. It should be possible with the proper firewall settings but I have never done it (relevant answers: http://superuser.com/questions/294008/use-vpn-connection-only-for-selected-application). Another way would be to try and see if the OSRS client will accept proxy settings through command line options but I have personally never tried it either (some relevant answers: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/120797/how-do-i-set-the-proxy-to-be-used-by-the-jvm). Note that this method would need a normal (SOCKS) proxy, not VPN. EDIT: You can also try what Slawa said. I'm not sure if it's enough to just configure the proxy for the browser, though. The browser will use the proxy for sure but I'm not sure if the Java applications will. So if you're not careful, you could leak your real IP out and the proxy would be of no use. But I don't really know, maybe Slawa has tested it out. If it works like it should, it's probably the simplest way.

I agree that it should support proxies. However, IMO it's very understandable it doesn't because that's kind of how the mirror mode is designed to work. It's stealth because you're essentially playing with a "real client" (instead of OSBot) so if you wanted to use a proxy, you would obviously configure the real client to use the proxy. It doesn't matter how you configure OSBot because when using mirror mode it's not OSBot communicating to the Jagex servers. But none of the real clients officially support proxies because proxies are mostly used for botting. I don't know if there's a straightforward way to implement proxies for mirror mode, I assume you'd have to tamper with the piggybacked real client somehow. Could it make mirror mode less stealthy? Perhaps. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

Usually everything you do goes through the VPN. You could route only a specific program through the VPN with your firewall but it's not easy. Personally I would activate the VPN for the whole machine or run the bot inside a VM & activate the VPN for that VM. I suppose you could also find a traditional SOCKS proxy and trick some existing client (OSBuddy?) to use it through command line parameters but I'm not sure.

Thanks for the reply Don't we know how the RS client actually checks if the client has been modified? So wouldn't it be pretty straightforward to manipulate the checks to return values like the original RS client would? Jagex supplies us the original client so surely we should be able to know what to return. Or are the checks overall so complex that something like mirror mode is simply more feasible? Are you referring to how they detect the scripts by their behavior? Or are they actually profiling how the client performs in some way? Sounds good. Maxi said that even the mirror mode could be detected. If it modifies the original JVM in no way, how could it be detected unless Jagex decides to run some native code? E: I'm asking a lot of questions here so don't feel pressured to answer. Just throwing it out there if anyone wants to clarify.

I really wasn't able to find a proper section for my question but I think it could be appropriate here since this could perhaps educate and help the users. It is pretty much common knowledge that Jagex can detect which client you're running. And it is speculated that this might be one of the ways they're detecting bots. Quoting Maxi from the mirror mode topic: My question is how do they exactly discern which client you're running? Is it based on the behavior of the client (how it loads resources etc.)? If so, wouldn't it be possible to mimic other clients like OSBuddy? Or is it based on Jagex somehow monitoring the client's internal state and detecting the hooks? If so, wouldn't it be possible to defeat all their checks because you have full control over the code which is running? Would a dev be willing to shed some light on this? Or is it too deeply involved in how the bot works?

I don't have much time to devote to CSGO atm so I'll might as well sell my smurf account and rank up a new one when I'll be able to play more. It's ranked LEM with 52 wins atm, recently downranked from Supreme so getting it back up shouldn't be too hard (if you got the skill). It has a few worthless skins and 10 cases but you won't be able to trade until you buy something through the Steam store with your CC. It has not been cheated on so you don't have to worry about VAC bans. I can refund you fully if it gets banned provided you have not played on it. As soon as you launch the game yourself, I won't be refunding you whatever happens (since you could cheat on it yourself). Offer 07 RSGP. I might consider PayPal too. Post here or PM me, thanks.

You should rethink your design to make the classes less dependent on each other. Using protected/no modifier at all isn't the solution, they should be private. If you need to access them like that, use getters and setters.

As for the fee to make them tradeable, my guess would be the same 10% as on RS3.

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You clearly know what you're doing. Somehow I had missed the getHeadMessage() API. It returns null when there's no head message so one null check needs to be added and I didn't need the recent messages myself. But essentially solved my problem, thanks!

Is there a way to listen to NPC yells that are not visible in the chatbox? For example, the messages by random event NPCs or cows saying 'Moo'? onMessage() only works if the message is shown in the ingame chatbox. Thanks.

Do you get any errors? Check the console. According to the API docs the array returned by getItems() may contain null elements so you should check for that, otherwise your ID check will throw NullPointerException.

This actually has a name: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martingale_%28betting_system%29 Sadly it's not a "100% way to win money" because you will eventually run out of money. You can't lose forever but you can lose until your bank is empty. Of course the chances of you losing 20 times in a row (in even duels) are extremely slim but it can and eventually will happen.