Final Calibur

In the image that you posted, this is the issue. distPerc was never being updated after you start the script, however you are updating currentDist in your onPaint() method. This would lead to the Distance: display on your paint showing correctly, however the percentage display is stuck at the original calculated amount at the start of the script. As everyone else is saying, you also need to make sure you're casting at least one of the variables in your distPerc calculation to a double (either currentDist or startDist), so that it performs floating point multiplication. This is for accuracy purposes.

You're updating distPerc once, and only once, at the top of your onLoop() method. This is the root of your problem. You need to update both of them in your onPaint() method.

Well, I'm looking forward to updates then. This will be interesting.

Wow, that's a work of art. Nice job.

I would be very surprised if you were able to achieve this. 68 is a long way off from 99. Not to mention, it's currently the weekend. Good luck though, you'll need it.

I don't know a lick of this API, as I'm a scripter from a different botting site. However after glancing at the API, I'm assuming you use the setBreakCondition method in the WebWalkEvent class. In this way you specify a condition for the walking event to break for.

Very cool how this originated and turned out. I wish only the best for both of you.

Very simple yet interesting concept. I think it's cool, even though a lot of people wouldn't see the point, it's still a cool little program. It was probably worth making just for the enjoyment of programming it

I'm assuming you used a SocketServer for this? Looks like a really cool & fun project. Nice job.

Coffee, Frosted Mini Wheats, and maybe some toast today.

Glad to hear that you're back. You were making pretty good progress before you left, let's hope that it continues!

Nice. I want to get to the big 1-0-0 myself!

Use mirror mode in conjunction with a different IP per account if possible. The more accounts you have botting on one IP, the higher your risk of a ban (as well as a chain ban).

Yes, but it does make sense from a business standpoint.

Not allowed to write scripts for competitors.

Yep, so I've heard. I'll gradually get there. Thanks!

Very nice. This can be used as a nice little tutorial for obfuscating projects in general, not just scripts.

It begins with a T. should be very obvious

Thank you!

Thanks a lot! Really surprised at the activity level on OSBot.

You also have to remember that each account costs me money to create. This is due to Captcha costs. So offering an unlimited time based allowance isn't really viable. Well welcome, from one new member to another

What is the advantage to offering timed packages like this? If anything, it removes flexibility for the customer. By offering a price per account, customers can buy however many they want, at any time. They also can add to their allowance whenever they choose. In this way, there would be no time / allowance restraint. The pricing plan looks something like this:

I'm not sure what thread you're looking at, but the updated price for the standalone service is $.15 cents per account. Do you really think that's expensive?

The other community is where I am truly dedicated. If there wasn't an exclusivity agreement in place, I would definitely consider writing some scripts here. Thanks a lot.

Thanks, and unfortunately I won't be releasing any scripts here. No. It's a standalone java application.