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Good luck with creating a new account every 12 hours. I have been testing this for my script.. Runs longer then 12 hours result in an insta 2 day ban.

Natures have a very high ban rate.

Now now I know you can't stand me but no need to get offensive. I have as many rights to post in this thread as anyone else. As far as the job comparison, I don't remember signing any contracts which state that you will be payed EXACTLY every 7 days. Not to mention if I remember correctly the SDN section says that they will do their best to pay you every 7 days.

I don't like to do this but let me write this out for you Archon said the following: Now we're going to do some simple counting: Wed nr 1 - Start Thu - Day nr 1 Fri - Day nr 2 Sat - Day nr 3 Sun - Day nr 4 Mon - Day nr 5 Tue - Day nr 6 Wed nr 2 - Day nr 7 Thu - Complain day According to this 8 days passed since the pay date. The complaints started the 8th day. So he has been waiting a maximum of 8 days (which isn't that long in my opinion). And instead of PMing the admin for information he goes public with it causing people to spread rumors like: "seeing so many scripters not getting paid. its ridicilious. staff doesnt give a fuck.". I made this up using the information in the thread correct me if I am wrong.

They are getting payed. They are just greedy and can't seem to wait a few days.

how so? Looks good. You could try adding in an id value as first argument so the enum can be easily used in combination with a comboBox.

Thanks I appreciate it!

Appreciate it! Thanks for the fixes.

No you should simply post them in the SuperScript thread. Because SuperScript scripts, are not scripts at all.

Random event name: Rewards Description of what went wrong/correct: An item in the inventory was selected. Preventing the bot to press the experience lamp. I figure it has to deselect before trying to solve the lamp. Media:

If you get sued for DDOS-ing you deserve it.

That's a nice snippet.. There is no need for 2 loops though, OSBot already has a method which searches for the item name: bank.getItemForName(); So I formatted a bit, other than that I like it and was already using something similar. private String getBankItem(String ...itemNames) { Bank bank = this.client.getBank(); if(!client.getBank().isOpen() || itemNames == null || itemNames.length < 0) { return null; } for(String name:itemNames){ Item selectedItem = bank.getItemForName(name); if(selectedItem !=null){ return name; } } return null; }

Download JD-Gui and decompile the jar to see what's inside.