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Not true, depending on how the client is implemented there can be many client side protections to help detect the use of 3rd party software that are protocol based. There is a lot going on behind the scene that you might not be aware of. If this interests you WoW did something like that to detect a packet based bot a long time ago, look it up.

thursday, client is broken, wait for update.

You are using a centos based docker and running the client on it. I do not think this is what he is looking for as it adds some overhead. EDIT: To clear up, I believe the Java docker has a stripped down Unix base more suitable for minimal Java use

Haven't tried this but might want to look into forking and then running the client. Also out of curiosity, why do you want to run it inside a docker? Edit: As for the X server, I agree with your conclusion. Maybe something devs should look into as there is no reason X11 should be active when no interface is used.

I meant just with that, I have the following on my sandcrabs script and it works everytime. (Credit not to me, don't remember where I got it it was a long time ago) private static boolean walkExact(Script script, Position position) { WalkingEvent event = new WalkingEvent(position); event.setMinDistanceThreshold(0); return script.execute(event).hasFinished(); } Sorry for no codeblock, don't know how to do it on mobile. EDIT: To be clear, I call that function over and over again until the player reached the position.

Have you tried a WalkingEvent with event.setMinDistanceThreshold(0)?

That moment when you are new to botting so you download a bunch of RATs and osbot then blame the only one that works because it is the last one you used.

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Good luck!

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GZ on release!

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