Camaro

Why not try making your own scripts?

The logout issue is due to the client thinking to bot completely logged out on a world hop. Enable cli command -allow norandoms to bypass it. The teleport issue is definitely a bug, ill look into it.

public boolean run() { if (canProcess()) { process(); return true; } return false } for (i = 0; i < tasks.size(); i++){ x = tasks.get(i); if (x.run()) { break; } } This will allow you to break the loop and reset whenever a task runs

AIO SafeSpotter What it does SafeSpots any monster at any location using magic or range. How it works Using a custom algorithm, maps out potential safespots by intelligently simulating monster pathing and line of sight for a given monster. Knows when it needs to go to a safespot and which monsters are best to attack. Current features Looting Eating Progressive magic (will switch to next spell on level up) Safespot prioritizing Area restriction Bone burying Alching (add ';alch' to the end of loot, ex 'black sq shield;alch') All monster sizes supported Aggressive monsters supported Current limitations Only reachable monsters supported Planned features Banking GE support Potion support

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use a standard 'for' loop instead of a 'List.forEach' method in main. And you probably want break, not continue.

Do you have the teleport option enabled?

Open the logs and see what is printed out. It may be because you don't have the levels that I've set as a requirement for running the script (33 magic and 20 hitpoints). If that's not the case, try starting the script with your player already logged in.

Some ips can get you banned before even logging in. Too many factors come into play to justify blaming the client alone.

Great suggestion! Will add the ability to use any food item, including wine

if you're talking about when the inventory is full, it should correctly drop lobsters/drink mind bombs to free up space. Please make sure it is not banking for another reason, like magic level is too low to get another wine. If thats not the case, let me know and I will fix it.

Is it the same issue as the above? (Auto login appearing in the logs when script stops) Pushed something that should stop the script from exiting

Thanks, will take that into consideration

@D Bolter can provide proxies that have both

Just get a proxy that has an http port and socks port. Then it would be the same ip address.

@D Bolter

Was just checking out osrsbox last night! Very nice

You must be doing something weird in your code that's causing this issue. I have not seen it.

Here's where you can find information about CLI arguments Basically, open the command prompt and type: java -jar "C:\PATH TO OSBOT JAR HERE\osbot.jar" -allow norandoms In the next update, I will add script CLI args allowing to define the selected worlds from CLI, along with pulling in the parameters saved as default in the GUI (whenever you press "OK", any settings you have are automatically saved as default)

Just use datacenter proxies if you're fine with accounts getting banned next day (which you should if you're suiciding)

Could just leave it as a string and do text.equals("1234")

I've been able to recreate this by running a blank script and cycling through the worlds manually, not my problem so I cant fix it unfortunately. Try running with CLI arg -allow norandoms to disable the login handler.

You dont need to instantiate a new GE object. The org.osbot.rs07.script.Script class (which this class is extending) already contains an instance to a GE object. You can access it by getGrandExchange() edit: which, by the looks of it, you are already doing in the if condition

Was anything posted to the log?

I plan on doing some major improvements soon to this soon once i'm able to generate a continuous supply of testing account. Also, feel free to pm me any suggestions for randomization