HeyImJamie

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You don't. If you worked in McDonalds for the same amount of hours you've spent scripting, I can pretty much guarantee you'd have more money. I'm not saying it's bad, you just seem to be shooting yourself in the foot.

I don't know why I'm arguing. You enjoy continuing to script for slave rates because working for less than minimum wage is fun for you, while others with a brain actually think about the business aspect.

People are expected to maintain their script for an absurd amount of time for little to nothing is what I'm saying. If you can't understand this, you've not been in the real world yet.

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Isn't that how the world works? Scripters receive nothing for you purchasing VIP so that's irrelevant and at no point did I say we should blame the buyer. People just never seem to understand that code does break and it does, occasionally, require some maintenance and as writing scripts here doesn't pay nearly enough to keep someone full time, you also should at least expect scripters to be busy with real life commitments as this is just a hobby. I don't think I'd even consider $300 (when osbot takes I believe at least 30%) being worth the time and effort to constantly update for people that aren't that appreciative. It probably works out less than minimum wage. $300 a month however and you have a part time job, so you'd consider making more of an effort, no?

OSBot really should move to a monthly payment / auth system. 1, it'll bring more money for the company and 2, it might motivate scripters to continue to put in the work. Why you guys expect everything to be 100% perfect all the time when all you've paid is a couple of bucks is beyond me.

Why would you need configs to track the xp gained in a specific skill? https://osbot.org/api/org/osbot/rs07/api/Skills.html

Someone needs a new gun

Not sure if it has an affect but you have a 'static' that's capitalised

Soz master

if (timeLastBreak > breakTime) { // Handle Break } Ez

Couldn't you do something like: if (QuestConfig){ if (levelName.isReachable()){ //interact w/ lever } else { //generate path to lever if (obstacleInPath){ handleObstacle } else walkThePath } } Could try using LocalPathFinder to generate the path

I can supply some items on mass but not at that price gap . Are you open to negotiation?

stringName.replaceAll("[^a-zA-Z0-9]","") or that

I'd assume you use a cycle to figure out when you were last hit and then with that info decide which tick to activate prayer, Too much thinking for me though

Yep. JSON, if it has it

Goodluck

Another thing you can ignore me on, cheeky

Neat. Gz on release

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Doesn't isAttackable rely on the health bar? If there's no health bar, it'll return as attackable even if it's being splashed.

I'm not angry just disappointed

Probably not the best fix but setting a plane might fix the first issue. For the second, try looking at the null. It usually shows you how to fix it I'd assume you're not null checking the obstacle