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Yeah, I'll be doing that pretty soon, but I want to verify that my overall process (like the whole automatically changing what script is running, setting up the account, etc) works before I go buy the proxies. Because if I get an account banned on a proxy it's essentially a done deal for that proxy right? UPDATE: So I finished the tutorial island script. There are one or two bugs that I'm not quite sure they're happening, so I'll fix those later tonight. After that, I'll incorporate the db interaction with it and then just try to create a whole bunch of accounts and see what happens. EDIT: away from home currently, wifi is garbage, won't be able to work on farm until wednesday night which is kind of a bummer.

UPDATE: Almost done with my tutorial island script. I've been running it in steps so far (meaning like I code one step of one tutor, test it out, the next, test that, etc) so I'm expecting bugs when I try to run the thing all together. Regardless though, I've been flying through this one. It's only taken me like twoish hours to get most of the way done. Which is neat. To be fair tutorial island is mostly all just the same junk though. Anyways, after I do this, i'll work on the 7qp quester (which will suck). Hopefully, I'll have both of these done by like. Sunday maybe? That puts me behind schedule overall but ???

Thanks man! Thanks ! I mean the issue for bans is that i'm botting like an idiot to test parts of my script which is exactly what they tell you not to do. But I agree, wouldn't be way easier to just buy private scripts and tutorial accounts. Especially considering the only thing really holding me back is having to work in antiban and learn osbot scripting. Unfortunately, I don't have any seed money for this little shindig. I can confirm though, the old adage that "if you're trying to start a goldfarm with no money, you're gonna have a bad time" UPDATE:Confirmed transitions work. There is some error handling to do (i.e. when a client closes but the osbot script didn't not all the db tables are updated etc) but for now it's in workable condition. Which is nice. Going to keep coding up scripts and antibans and see where that takes me EDIT UPDATE: Dunno why, maybe it's because the client was updated or something...? But the script I was using for tutorial island (Bot Factory) is now no bueno. I guess I'll just start doing that now. I would rather make my own that buy the accounts because a)I'm cheap, b)it adds to the logical flow of the states. Like everything will already be in the database if I do it myself and c) if I can figure out how to automate account generation, then that's a big step towards automatic gold farming.

UPDATE: Many bans on new accounts by Jagex because I must be like super flagged or something. Have 3/4 states for my first bot process scripting. Still testing the transition between states (don't see how that would throw errors though, just haven't been able to test because all my accounts get instabanned). I'm not looking forward to having to actually dump money into this (buying level three accounts, proxies, the whole shebang) so I may spend all next week exclusively working on a personal tut island and 7qp bot. Haven't decided yet (I feel like that shows my priorities are messed because an account is like literally 10 cents while a proxy is multiple more cents than that. But whatever.)

Thanks! At some bank in NYC. They haven't really told me what I'm doing so like. I've heard its somewhere between no work at all to wanting to quit cs. Idk man I just want to work on my osbot program

I personally use python because I can't be bothered to learn ruby (although realistically, I imagine ruby would be a better choice). It's possible with java too, but depending on your goals it may be a little more overhead.

thanks Assuming you already know some basic programming principles it wouldn't be that hard to learn. If you don't already know it, look into sql (its a basic relational database language from like. the stone age). Then just look up how to hook it up into your favorite language. High barrier to entry but if you really were interested, google is your friend. Im bad at advice so sue me. Tell me about it. Started at the beginning of semester for school and I got the shit kicked out of me by school. Now once school ends I'm sick so I can't be working on it as much as I want. Ah well. It'll all work out in the end (hopefully). Just have to get the timing right. Thanks!

UPDATE: Pretty sure I got automatic transition between states down (i.e. when done with one task, automatically starts the script for the next task and so on). Going to run for about 10 hours and see whether both states complete. My IP was flagged, which makes testing significantly harder but you know yolo my dudes. As for the things that I currently need to do: -reserach on how to not suck at bot scripting -clean up some code (a few of my functions are written using the sqlite3 lib, but I think I need to use the QtSQL lib exclusively (kind of a bummer because that makes me reliant on QT but what can ya do) -??? -Profit???

That depends on the objective for what you want to learn. Like what topics you are supposed to know for the Fall (or whatever you said). Basic scripting will give a great intro to the very basics of coding like program structure, syntax of java, iteration, logical thinking, etc. Basic scripting in OSBot won't teach some fundamental principles (think inheritance, maybe encapsulation too, recursion). Of course, getting more advanced would allow you to utilize these features (ex in the form of implementing a 'Task' system or something), however, in my personal experience incorporating stuff like that in a pre-existing environment (as in working within the OSBot api) could be difficult, especially coming in with little experience. As a positive:As mentioned, you have the benefit of building programs that actually do things, which is nice Realistically, though, you're going to get out of it what you put into it. There would be better ways to learn (like any of the million suggested beginner projects on the internet) that would be tailored to teaching fundamental OOP/CS principles that would be more difficult to incorporate in the OSBot structure.

UPDATE: So, wrote a script. System works (in isolation currently. Only have one script, only on local pc, etc). I had a little problem with port forwarding or whatever. At school I didn't need to but at home I do. Currently using tunneling or something(? I'm not good at webstuff. But from what I can tell it just like provides a temporary domain and forwards it to local host). That's a temporary solution though. Eventually when I get the whole thing up and running I'll work out that detail (i'll be shifting over to VPS's eventually anyway. So local port forwarding rules wouldn't be an issue). I'm sure my script is trash, but I'm going to write a few more to make the progression possible (jump from S1 to S2 etc). Pretty much at this point, by biggest problem is just that I have to git gud.

Sorry, should have clarified. It's 10 bots continuously on multiple shifts. So it'll actually be somewhere between 25-40 bots. Ideally, with that into account, I'll be getting around 150,000-200,000ish per hour or something. Costs should be pretty low, hopefully. Just getting proxies for each account and VIP for the first month. I mean, if it turns out my scripts are junk I'll have to pay out for that. But ya know. Positive thoughts.

Update: So back end is almost all set up. I'll eventually walk through and clean code and what not. I've only tested locally, but I should be able to start spreading to more and more servers when needed. Basically, I have the set up being one Main Server that hosts the DB that is also hosting scripts to interact with DB and stuff that can be accessed via HTTP. Slave servers, similarly, have scripts that can be accessed through HTTP to start bots, kill bots, update bots, etc. Currently setting up writing osbot scripts to actually be run with the program though. My first method is going to be fairly simple (im breaking all my methods down into different states a bot can be in i.e for something like killing unicorns the states would be state1:tutorial island completed state2:combat level 25 state3:armour equipped and then I run osbot scripts based on which state the bot is currently in), and only comprises of like. two or three different states so that should be easy. I actually have some scripts down, but I'm trying to build like an anti-ban library so I don't have to reimplement methods and junk. I'm looking to have the system fully tested (at least locally) and running by thursday or friday. As soon as I know the interaction between Main Server -> <- Slave Server works I'll buy VIP, kick it up to three servers (which would actually just be my laptop and two old pcs I have lying around) and try running around 10 bots consistently. If all goes well, within a month, I'll be able to rake in around 1.1B GP. High hopes but whatevs. Eventually, I'll expand out to include VPS's and what not. But for now I'm tryna keep is small. One problem I had was with auto-registering because I couldn't automate recaptchas. I think I'm just going to be buying level 3's soon but idk.

UPDATE: Lol @ Screenies for current program. I've been spending the last few days rooting around trying to find out what's actually possible (i.e learning a little about CLI, script -> DB interaction, learning a little scripting, etc). Basically been working to find out what's possible when going to build the larger application. While I've been doing that I've been training a few accounts for the method I'm going to use as a trial (the requirements are pretty high, takes about a day and a half to get an account ready). I'm going to continue gold farming by hand while I design build and test the system, so It'll be a while before it's actually employed. Hopefully, though, when it is employed, it'll be fully extendable (so I won't have to go back and change things to add a new gold farm method, for example). That's the end goal anyway.

Real talk hate PHP. Ended up doing with python. For anyone interested in the future, here's bare bones what I'm doing. Haven't really worked in the parameters to enter into the DB but I imagine that's just going to be added on to the URL. script - https://pastebin.com/y1rWUQbA flask - https://pastebin.com/NSx1eSrB

Sorry, thanks for the help. Originally, the error was this, java.sql.SQLException: No suitable driver found for jdbc:sqlite:/home/john/Desktop/RSDB/rsdb.db However, after adding a random line of code (new pastebin here = https://pastebin.com/zedjm2qN ) This is the new error. java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: org.sqlite.JDBC In both cases, I have ensured that the driver is in the build path so. Is this an osbot thing or am I dumb?t EDIT: Just tried to execute a python script from inside, and I got this message Blocked permission: ("java.io.FilePermission" "<<ALL FILES>>" "execute") This leads me to believe that JDBC isn't being blocked by OSbot, which means the alternative. That I am just dumb. EDIT2: For any kind soul who is still willing to help, most up to date code https://pastebin.com/Ne4NG3WH To get rid of the java.lang.ClassNotFound exception, had to change from jdbc 3.16.1 to 3.15.1 or something like that Still getting the java.sql.SQLException: No suitable driver found for jdbc:sqlite:/home/john/Desktop/RSDB/rsdb.db error though I guess I'll have to look into the PHP that LoudPacks was suggesting but at the same time plz no