Bobrocket

In your code, you also expect that your door is going to have the action "Open". Now yes, you search for ID, but have something like this: Entity door = getObjects().closest(door_tile, 6837); if (door != null && door.exists() && door.hasAction("Open")) door.interact("Open");

New method to sell rsgp: egg your mothers grave

Every night, when I try to sleep, the scene plays in my head. Oh, Mod Weath, why must you be so harsh? Babies cry when they enter this world, not because they are upset, but because they are scared. Scared of the lurking monster that is Mod Weath.

I saw him getting banned right in front of me... I now suffer mild PTSD because of weath

Lads, a moment of silence for the fallen bot. Fallen at 74 thieving, lost and probably forgotten in a few weeks.

Got back into doing this, and that's what I'm doing now. Since my script has improved greatly, I can run at master farmers with 10hp with no problems ^^ Been running whenever I can, especially overnight.

#getBoundingBox != drawing the actual rectangle. Something like this should work: <graphics 2D object>.drawShape(new Position(1, 2, 3).getPolygon(getBot()));

Would you care to elaborate on the incorrect ones?

>ranting on facebook >expecting an honest response See what you did wrong there?

Is that franku dressed up as a woman

If you look closely at mouse movements for set 2, you can actually see that there are those little spasms that occur thanks to the OSBot mouse. Didn't notice that first time round :p

pussy

correct

you're a pussy

hes crying over teamspeak keep up the good work guys

do it in this thread call ethan a pussy

No hate, only safety precautions.

It's still risky, what if ends up in England?

Thanks for letting me know to avoid the streets

At a glance, Set 1 is the bot. The movements are too jagged, humans, while having movements that are jagged themselves tend to be more curved. EDIT: Taking in to consideration that both images are different runs through tut island, I think Set 3 might actually be the bot.

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If you could provide click information (not just mouse movement which Jagex can't see anyway) as well as telling us what action is being performed I could give it a go.

Here's a few varpbits I found that you guys might find interesting. Feel free to contribute to the list with your own Format: varpid - what it does (list of values) Varpbits:

You'd have to ask him. He only mentioned it once so I have no clue if he's even going to still offer it.