Xerion

Revision 104: The method that captures the mouse data in class q: public void run() { for(; this.o; Packet.o(50L)) { Object var1 = this.e; synchronized(this.e) { if(this.u * -1759827915 < 500) { this.b[this.u * -1759827915] = ef.t * -21446213; this.p[this.u * -1759827915] = ef.w * -23755799; this.u -= 268637667; } } } } Packet.o(50L) actually calls Thread.sleep(50). So if you have other sources that claim it's 600ms atleast show it. And the client will send the data (in this case q.b and q.p) to the server if a button is pressed or if the int[] is full (size 500). If the mouse data wasn't send to server no client would try to replicate human-like mouse movement.

Have you ever heard of decompiling the actual rsclient?

"I do NOT spend time on pseudo-anti-bans like clicking tabs, hovering skills as this data is not send to the OSRS server, so they don't even know that you're doing all that stuff." You are incorrect. Jagex tracks your mouse position every 50ms and mouse clicks. Clicking tabs and hovering skills will obviously change your mouse position and clicks so you can't say that jagex can't even see that.

You could get the rectangle of the widget and use RectangleDestination

Scripters are not allowed to request discounts or coupons so there is no way for them to do sales.

It's not the most sold on OSBot. On page 2 the "free scripts" script is more popular than Druidkillah and I'm sure that nobody has paid $999 for the "free scripts" script.

If you solve the puzzle too fast you would just get banned. I had a script that would solve the puzzle in less than 7 seconds. After a few hours of using it I was banned for 28 days.

The folder created created "dclogs" in "C:\Users\Adam\AppData\Roaming" is used by a RAT that is pretty common. The only thing that I can say is that you were ratted. If I were you I would still manually check the registery. People encrypt their RAT most of the time and don't think that Malwarebytes has detected the encrypted file. That file could still execute if the reboot your pc.

http://osbot.org/forum/topic/68924-for-windows-users-experiencing-could-not-load-stream-library-error/ This should help.

I gave him a test version. I might give it to more people later.

Agility maybe?

Good luck. Keep us updated

Sorry, I can't give any ETA. I still have to do the abyss including pouch repair and other stuff.

Not really. GF gp/h

It already does that. I used the term general store method because it still walks to that general store to unnote the pure essense. The "Aisles" method sounds kinda lame.

reserverd for screenshots + extra information

mouse.getPosition() It return a point and from that you can get the x and y.

Here you go: mouse.click(new RectangleDestination(bot, new Rectangle(0,0,20,20)));

"Sorry, you don't have permission for that!" I cant download it. Anyway thanks for the fixes.

I have the same problem. I tried java 7 and 8 both 32 and 64 bit versions. The browser I tested on was 32bit chrome [INFO][03/06 12:19:55 AM]: Welcome to OSBot 2.3.38! [INFO][03/06 12:19:56 AM]: Loaded 1 RS accounts! [DEBUG][03/06 12:19:56 AM]: You last logged in as : Xerion [INFO][03/06 12:19:56 AM]: Loaded 0 local scripts and 0 custom random solvers! [INFO][03/06 12:19:57 AM]: Updated injection hooks for client revision : 74! [INFO][03/06 12:19:57 AM]: You have 1 SDN scripts loaded. [INFO][03/06 12:19:57 AM]: There are 104 scripts on the SDN. [DEBUG][03/06 12:19:57 AM]: OSBot is now ready! Created temp copy of C:\Users\User\OSBot\Data\stream_32.dll as C:\Users\User\AppData\Local\Temp\qww8772659383823181128.dll Created temp copy of C:\Users\User\OSBot\Data\stream_32.dll as C:\Users\User\AppData\Local\Temp\eew2100655502211354818.dll EDIT: Its fixed for me now.

public boolean walk(Position pos, int energyThreshold) { WalkingEvent event = new WalkingEvent(pos); event.setEnergyThreshold(energyThreshold); return execute(event).hasFinished(); } This should work.

You can check if the interface is open. Also you shouldn't use mouse.click but instead interact with the correct interface child.

You should check your host file. I might be possible that some kind of malware edited your host file to prevent you from logging in to runescape. Your host file is located here: C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc You can open the hosts file with any text editor like notepad or notepad++ You should check if the host file contains anything like: 127.0.0.1 runescape.com EDIT: It will be very unlikely that it would be the case on all 3 of your computers. Somone could have blocked RS on your router but that is also unlikely. Can you give us more information? Can you load RS on Osbot or the official rs client? I also never heard from someone getting blocked from the RS site.

Yes, I believe so.

You should watch their streams more often.