HeyImJamie

Source is horrific to read and I have no idea how you've not blown your brain up trying to fix bugs. Neat script anyway, but if I were you I'd focus on neatening up your code and releasing simpler scripts so that you can get the basics down.

Expecting someone with the name 'boobychaser' to have an IQ higher than 5.

I do, but they're not on this forum. Yes, non scripters are allowed to sell privates. I believe there's some guidance to this somewhere on the forums.

You can add my Discord at HeyImLit#3244. I no longer hold the Scripter rank due to University Commitments, but I have done previously.

http://osrsbanrates.com/

Bought

Your script threw a fucking NPE, it's not fine. You crack on though

The fact it's running fine doesn't mean it will for everyone ?. There's an obvious error in your code. If you want me to take a look for you, I'm happy too, but sticking your head in the sand isn't the way to go if you wish to continue your scripting adventure.

Looking for 0.6/m as that's all I have in my Paypal. Can do less gp for more, not arsed. Just need gp.

You've been given the error? Use it... It shows you the method that's returning a NullPointerException and the line it's on.

'Hey I'd like to report fraud.' 'Let me refer you to the police, Can you explain what happened?' 'He scemd $500 of my rsgps pls help' Gl lmao. From someone who works for a public service, I can guarantee the police don't have the time to be chasing around petty crimes like this. Just bite the bullet and move on with your life.

Where does your hate from 'Antiban' stem from when it's fairly common knowledge that bans are a result of the data analysts Jagex has employed? I can appreciate that 99% of 'Antiban' that scripters implement is worthless.. i.e. Computer-generated random ints, but still.. stating every suggestion is pointless seems a bit backwards to me.

I'd expect that the issue is the (3?) tile randomisation that's used when walking with webwalking.

Considering you're using a state method, couldn't you just break the state if the outer loop method is run if you're in the inner loop? I'm not quite sure how or why your state is executing as you're not showing us the code, but I'd assume that would solve it. case OUTER_LOOP: if (INNER_LOOP_AREA.contains(Player)) { break; } // rest of code break;

X'ing will be removed after integrity #2 as you'll be required to stake the same as the other person.

Use a conditional sleep to check if you're under attack or interacting with your npc. You can also combine filters, rather than adding a load of boolean checks like you've done above. ?

The script has 46 Quests. Even if you only ran through every quest once, that's $0.43/quest. That's STILL cheaper than what it'd be to get someone with a service to do it, and I'd put money on the fact you've used this a fair bit considering how upset you seem to be by it all.

Things change. Even certain F2P quests are untrackable, but you clearly don't have a clue and based on how many times you've tagged him you don't have much common sense either. Also, assuming you've had the script for 2 years, you've paid a total of 0.028p / day... THEM BIG DOLLAR SIGNS YO

What has this got to do with CPU usage.

Please don't. Just learn to use Widgets and make your own method.

Have you tried getAbsorbtionPoints();

It would need to be a global variable. So something like this: private NPC npc; npc = getNpcs().closest("NPC"); if (safespot does not contain our player) { if (getWalking().webWalk(safespot) // sleep until whatever } else { if (npc != null) { // attack npc } }

I'm pretty sure @Zappster tried to make something like this but ran into issues in regards to Key Listeners activating twice. He may be able to shed some light on it.