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Tom

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  1. Tom replied to Tom's topic in Fletching & Crafting
    If you mean cutting the gems into tips, then no Added
  2. Tom replied to Tom's topic in Fishing & Cooking
    added
  3. You will cease to exist if you dont shh
  4. Would only really work with mining in the scenario I taught you, as the objects definition changes (colours on the rock), but the object isn't destroyed
  5. Tom replied to Tom's topic in Mining & Smithing
    Added
  6. Tom replied to Explv's topic in Snippets
    noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
  7. Tom replied to Tom's topic in Fishing & Cooking
    What were your min and max loop speeds set to?
  8. Tom replied to Tom's topic in Fishing & Cooking
    Check now
  9. mykindos.Sarahah.com
  10. Tom replied to Tom's topic in Fishing & Cooking
    Basically, the lower the minimum and maximum speeds are set, the faster the script runs. The further a part the minimum and maximum speeds are set, the more variance there is, so say you set minimum to 100 and maximum to 999, your script would run anywhere between fast and slow randomly. If you want to slow down the reaction time of the script, you would move the maximum higher, and then also move the minimum a little bit higher as well (I usually do 100-150 below the maximum) Each time the script loops, it uses the minimum value and maximum value to create a delay before it loops again, the faster it loops, the faster the script reacts, the slower it loops, the slower the script reacts. Added
  11. Tom replied to Tom's topic in Fishing & Cooking
    About to sleep, let me know how it goes, and if necessary I'll get around to adding the feature tomorrow
  12. Yeah but the snippet is mine and not his
  13. public class CustomSleep extends ConditionalSleep{ private BooleanSupplier condition; public CustomSleep(BooleanSupplier condition, int timeout) { super(timeout); this.condition = condition; } @Override public boolean condition() throws InterruptedException { return condition.getAsBoolean(); } } Example usage new CustomSleep(() -> myPlayer().isAnimating(), 2000).sleep();
  14. Tom replied to Tom's topic in Fishing & Cooking
    I would recommend lowering the script speed (increasing the delay between loops) in the settings, the more the bars are to the right, the slower the script runs If this doesn't resolve the issue I will gladly add some additional options for minnows
  15. Tom replied to Tom's topic in Mining & Smithing
    Added
  16. Tom replied to Tom's topic in Fletching & Crafting
    Added
  17. Tom replied to Tom's topic in Fishing & Cooking
    Added
  18. Tom replied to Tom's topic in Mining & Smithing
    Please try now
  19. Tom replied to phony's topic in Spam/Off Topic
    No drugs here boy.
  20. Tom replied to Tom's topic in Mining & Smithing
    I submitted an update a few days ago but it hasnt went live yet unfortunately, sorry about the delay! Will let you know once it is
  21. Tom replied to phony's topic in Spam/Off Topic
    The real criminal here is the fuckhead using the white chatbox theme
  22. Tom replied to Tom's topic in Fishing & Cooking
    Added
  23. Tom replied to Tom's topic in Fishing & Cooking
    The longer the script runs, the slower the script runs. The amount it slows down by is very miniscule, and I wouldn't recommend even botting for that long. If you do decide to bot for 5+ hours straight, then I would use it as it resembles a human

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