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Bobrocket

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  1. if ((x > 3205) && (x < 3207) && (y > 3209) && (y < 3211)) { Use area pls + getLocalWalker().waitUntilidle() is your best bet for the walking.
  2. 1. Yes. Just make sure you cache your data so your users don't have to redownload every time 2. Yes, no idea if it's allowed or not though. The best way would be logging start/end times with php/mysql and checking that way.
  3. Try restarting your client and then looking again
  4. Authed you. Your member number is 182538, it's the long number in your member URL
  5. Could have sworn that it used to change the Y value instead of the Z, oh well :p
  6. Just for reference, lumbridge castle is extremely fucky in the idea that the Z value does not change, I believe it is the Y value that changed (+3000 each time?)
  7. getMouse().move(MouseDestination); getMouse().click(false); http://osbot.org/api/ - Look at the Mouse class
  8. D-Day was a Dinside Djob
  9. Lol dude it's fine. He wanted to go half and half after he decided that I was a scammer that was constantly typing as he typed commands. I told him to pay 100% upfront after I had made the script (seems fair to me), but of course he denied many times. I even offered to get other people to verify the legitimacy of the bot. He wasted my time, and I couldn't be bothered to deal with him since it was 2am. No worries though, I'll just sell the bot to someone else EDIT: Just thought I'd add that he kept claiming that he found someone to do it "for much less than $30", which is fair play, however I assume not considering we're here ^^
  10. Having a mac is no excuse, you can get a virus on anything that can run programs. https://www.malwarebytes.org/antimalware/mac/ download malwarebytes here. Just because you have a mac doesn't make you immune to viruses, they can be programmed in anything.
  11. If this "other guy" is me, I wrote the script, proved it worked by joining his clan chat and watching it work, and then accused me of scamming by typing the commands in myself. He continually wasted my time (bare in mind at this point it is 2am so I want to go to sleep), so I tell him to pay it all up now or he will not get the jar (either way, I typically request 50% upfront but he's obviously new to purchasing private scripts so I gave him the benefit of the doubt and went first). He kept agreeing to pay me 50% then and 50% after he received the jar, which I did not want to do both considering his rep and considering how late it was.
  12. I don't see why not
  13. new SmartKeyboard(this, 65) A few tips would be to use names and not IDs, as well as checking visibility of widgets before you interact with them. Looks solid otherwise, as long as it works! EDIT: you may want to keep the SmartKeyboard object global instead of making a new one every time.
  14. Added your Skype.
  15. The colour of the numbers represent which box on the screen they refer to. The numbers are in the order parent, child, grandchild (in descending order; parent at top, grandchild at bottom). If it has a value of "-", it means there is no value
  16. Rules are being changed, you're allowed to purchase private scripts.
  17. Receiving as gift is bad for two things: it evades tax payments by PP (they're not taxed as heavily as goods/services), and it also means that there is no buyer protection (duh) because it's supposedly for your friend/family member. Requesting isn't going to help much either. Only deal with verified PPs, get ID proof and accept as a payment for services.
  18. It's not necessarily JavaScript that they check for, as some legitimate users do indeed have JS disabled. It's moreso checking for footprints, eg if you're under a HTTP flood you may see a lot of requests like this: GET /forum/ HTTP/1.1 Host: osbot.org User-Agent: Opera 9.0 Accept: */*;text/plain;text/html;application/json Now, if you see 1000 requests similar to this every second (with different IPs), you know they are all there for the same intent which is to take the site down. There is also another type of flood, called Slowloris, which utilises open HTTP POST connections to flood the server. A request for that may look like this: POST /forum/ HTTP/1.1 Host: osbot.org User-Agent: Opera 9.0 Content-Length: 999999999999999999 (at this point, the request is open and the server is receiving all the data until it reaches length 999999999999999999, which the end user exploits) If a request like that happens, then it's likely an attacker.
  19. If you run in injection mode you could get done for using "3rd party clients". Go big or go home lol
  20. To check if the minotaur has no health/is null. if (minotaur == null || !minotaur.exists() || minotaur.getHealth() == 0) { minotaur = getNpcs().closest("Minotaur"); } if (!myPlayer().isUnderAttack() && minotaur != null && !minotaur.isUnderAttack()) { if (!minotaur.isVisible()) getCamera().toEntity(minotaur); minotaur.interact("Attack"); } Something like this would work.

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