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  1. Never at any point did I pretend I knew anything about "how it works". I simply don't understand when all I am trying to do is improve peoples scripts that I get slated. Programming is no competition it is the combination of many skill sets that creates great code. I still stand by my sleep function as anyone is able to implement the raw function or its concept. I only want to help, and by no means I do not believe the knowledge I have from a computer science degree and 8 years in the industry is going to hinder people. Please do not treat this as a competition, This user here is brilliant, He critiqued me and gave a brilliant explanation of why my sleep method wasn't up to scratch and helped me improve. Thank you, James
  2. Please enlighten me, I know simply nothing about this API, however I have worked in partnership with firms such as google and amazon developing software. So I can tell you that I am well versed in Java, JavaScript, C++ and C sharp Please try not to patronise and deter new developers and users from posting or using the software. ** I was simply trying to draw developers attention to the fact that there are too many static sleeps. James
  3. Hello everyone, I am currently not planning on writing any scripts for OSBOT at this current moment in time but I may consider scripting in the upcoming months. One thing I have realised in almost every script I have tested is that there is almost no bot that uses dynamic sleeping. Runescape detects patterns in bots and bans the accounts associated if they detect a pattern. Now I am no runescape botting veteran but if I'm correct a static sleep time will enable Jagex to detect a pattern so I thought I would quickly just include a small snippet for dynamic sleeps for all the devs out there. *By sleep times I am referring to the wait time between different interactions. private void randomSleep() { int i; i = Random.nextInt(450,3000); try { ConditionalSleep(i); } catch (InterruptedException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } } Thank you everyone for such a nice welcome and I should be seeing everyone else around the forums a lot more. James **Special thanks to www.krimsky.net for improving the function.
  4. Hello there I just purchased the bot and all it says is: "waiting for data" and it isnt working ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- For anyone else with this error on basic fire altar just give it a small jump start by doing the initial walking and it will fix it! Flawless bot other than that, will upload proggy as thanks
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