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MGI

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  1. MGI replied to Precise's topic in Archive
    was fixed.
  2. Does this happen only on new version (1.02)?
  3. MGI replied to iJodix's topic in Archive
    Run osbot with 32bit java then "C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre1.8.0_31\bin\java.exe" -cp "C:\path_to_your_osbot.jar"; org.osbot.BotApplication p.s. your chrome is not 64 bit, but 32.
  4. Are you using the close bot option?
  5. MGI replied to iJodix's topic in Archive
    Could it be that chrome is running 32bit java? Open up java console, press s and copy the output here.
  6. Most likely runescape client is running on 64bit jvm while bot is on 32bit or vice versa.
  7. What does it say at the bot itself?
  8. MGI replied to Fused's topic in Archive
    It seems like your computer is very slow & that's why the timeout happens. I've compiled a build for you with timeouts basically disabled. Please tell me if it works mirrorclient.zip
  9. MGI replied to Fused's topic in Archive
    Can you run osbot from the cmd line? Use something like "java -cp osbot.jar; org.osbot.BotApplication" CMD console should print the error stack trace.
  10. MGI replied to iJodix's topic in Archive
    I'l make a new build later today with greatly reduced model buffers count, that should fix this issue. Thanks for your feedback.
  11. MGI replied to jst94's topic in Archive
    It will be implemented in the near future.
  12. MGI replied to iJodix's topic in Archive
    My guess is that crash occurs due to browser client running out of memory after some time as heap size is limited to 256 MB. To confirm that, could you try running in crowded areas with alot of players/npcs/objects? And keep pressing g and m every once a while on the console to track the available memory
  13. MGI replied to jst94's topic in Archive
    Try downloading and installing this: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30679 Should work. (Please reply after you tried though, I want to be sure)
  14. MGI replied to iJodix's topic in Archive
    Make sure you have the console enabled.
  15. MGI replied to iJodix's topic in Archive
    How long did client run for until this happened? Was it getting slower or less responsible? Were you entering new regions often or staying in crowded places (lots of players/npcs)? Before this happens again, go to your control panel, select java. Something like this should open: Select Show console, and apply the changes. Then once the crash happens, press m and g to print memory usage and then copy the contents of console here.
  16. MGI replied to iJodix's topic in Archive
    You need java crash logs, not browser. Search your pc for files named something like: hs_err_pidxxxxx.log like hs_er_pid12532.log
  17. MGI replied to iJodix's topic in Archive
    Seems like the client running rs crashed, could you post crash logs by any chance? They will most likely be at a folder where your browser executable file is present.
  18. MGI replied to Fused's topic in Archive
    Can you run osbot from the cmd line? Use something like "java -cp osbot.jar; org.osbot.BotApplication" CMD console should print the error stack trace. Edit: I've possibly made a fix, try this and tell me if it works for you. mirrorclient.zip
  19. MGI replied to Fused's topic in Archive
    Open console and copy the error stack trace.
  20. Fixed, please redownload the jar.
  21. It is being tested (later that day:)

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