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Thanks for the updates, I'll post any errors I come across. Once again, Thanks! o/ Graph

Thanks, Will probably not bot fletching though too high a ban rate Ty anyways, Graph

475 (was 575) edit: wtf, how did we jump up 100???

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Salad. (NAAAAHHH JK) Real: Biggest steak in the world, then biggest donut in the world and to drink, biggest Pepsi Max in the world. Why? - Because I'd die before having finished

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Yuck, Steak (And chips)

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creating a local script -where to upload jar files to. MediaFire/Mega/Your own web host -what site do you use to check viruses to ensure script users are getting a clean file? You can't virus scan a .jar but if they think you can, google VirusTotal -what should I put on my local script thread? What your script's about e.g what it does, where it does it, why it was made, how long it took, and cool features updating local scripts -how often do you update ids? Use names to define objects instead of IDs Jagex keep changing them around. -how do people w/ previous versions of your jar update? Not lately at the moment - too many people coming over to visit for summer. -anything else important to know with updating scripts? You need to make the update thing yourself or get one from the Snippets area. sdn -how would you be able to get your script on sdn? Send it to an admin and ask them to check it/Upload it -can you put a script on sdn that is already on sdn? ie 2 different fletching scripts Yes premium scripts -is it only for sdns? I think it's for Scriptwriters only (check the link Led posted) -how exactly do you make money from it? When you sell it OSBot gets some money and you get the rest. -if you can make a premium local script how would you go about doing that? It's against the rules to sell privately but you would need a login server to verify whether they are premium or not. Hope that helps, Graphical

OSBot would have to raise the price of VIP when purchasing via mobile. The companies that provide these services charge SO MUCH of what you make. (It also depends on where about you are located geographically) Regards, Graphical

Found something. For some reason banking isn't working my script, I say Entity bankbooth = closestObjectForName("Bank booth"); if (bank.isOpen()) { bank.depositAllExcept(this.AXES); }else if (bankbooth.isVisible() && BANK_BOOTHS.contains(bankbooth)) { bankbooth.interact("Bank"); sleep(random(700, 900)); } else { this.client.moveCameraToEntity(bankbooth); } And it just sits there moving left and right constantly. In order to try and combat this I used: Entity banker = closestNPCForName("Banker"); if (bank.isOpen()) { bank.depositAllExcept(this.AXES); }else if (banker.isVisible()) { banker.interact("Bank"); sleep(random(700, 900)); } else { this.client.moveCameraToEntity(banker); } And now it finds a banker, but it's the wrong one (it clicks the male banker at the back of the bank instead of the closest banker who is female, they both have different IDs) Any help is appreciated. P.S: Regards, Graphical

Great update! Thanks! P.S Is there a problem with withdrawAll(ITEMID);? P.P.S Is there a way to withdraw items by name??? Regards, Graphical

10/10 pikachu is 1337

@Dopey, The real reason why Runescape can only have a max of 2,147M is that for the stacks they declare them as int. It saves memory. Java int:int is 32 bit signed type ranges from –2,147,483,648 to 2,147,483,647. Whereas if they had used long to declare stacks: long: The long data type is a 64-bit signed two's complement integer. It has a minimum value of -9,223,372,036,854,775,808 and a maximum value of 9,223,372,036,854,775,807 (inclusive). Use this data type when you need a range of values wider than those provided by int. Other types: