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The XCharacter interface seems to have some methods related to hitsplats that you could try to mess around with. Once you have a player object, you can access these by player.accessor. I would probably set off an async event to loop over all players and check their hitsplat info individually.

The condition() method gets called in the super class. It stops sleeping as soon as condition() return true. basically; while (condition() == false) { sleep(sleepTime) if (System.currentTimeMillis() > startTime + maxSleepTime) { break; } } And that's coming from the ConditionalSleep class's sleep() method in the decompiled osbot jar

Doesn't have to necessarily be anti botting. Any messages that come up in the chatbox show like that on tutorial island, including when you examine stuff. I think they recently added that unlocking songs generates a game message, but im not sure.

Amazon elastic ip, only I had access. Although there could be the chance that someone used it for that before I allocated it

VirtualBox is a type-2 hypervisor, which means it runs on top of your operating system. A type-1 runs directly on the hardware and requires less resources. It may be worth looking into a type-1 hypervisor if he wants to go down that route https://www.linux-kvm.org/ https://www.funtoo.org/Windows_10_Virtualization_with_KVM

In what ways?

Created account last night on an Amazon EC2 IP, hand did tutorial island, didn't touch overnight. Woke up this morning and the account is now banned. And here I was thinking that using Amazon IP's would save me from my troubles.

That could happen if your hitpoints level is very low. Added a check so that shouldn't happen anymore. v0.11 The defaults (4 lobster, 18 mind bombs) seem to be best for 20 def, 30 hitpoints, and 33 - 40 magic. Less def and hp should use more lobsters, higher magic can use less mind bombs. really whatever you find leaves you with the most wine at the end of a run. Also id be careful about afking with low hp and def, death walking isnt implemented... yet

I actually posted a similar topic not too long ago Seems like most are saying it doesn't make a difference. I have yet to try it out so i'll do that soon and let you know.

Still looking for an answer if anyone knows

Hey guys, made a simple script to telegrab wine of zamorak from the non-wilderness alter on F2P worlds. The only skill requirements are 33 magic (for telegrab) and 20 hitpoints as the monks do some damage when you grab the wines. The script will not work with anything less. Features teleport banking to falador. Option can be set before level 37 and the script will automatically enable teleporting when 37 magic is reached. In order to run, you need to have a staff of air equiped and food of choice, wizard's mind bombs, and law runes in the bank. I plan on adding more features if this becomes popular, upper floor, ge support, and whatever else should be added. CLI args: -script 1101:1-2-3-4-5 where 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 are the worlds to use.

In project structure, go to artifacts. Under available elements, right click the library you want and select "Extract into Output Root". Rebuild.

Are you sure that it's working correctly to begin with? Last time I checked, the http://api.rsbuddy.com/grandExchange?a=guidePrice&i=x link doesn't work anymore.

Oh wow, I had no clue about this. Although, wouldn't the client have to be restarted in order for changes to a script to take effect?

Nope, scripts have to run through the osbot jar which is a separate process from the IDE

Oh though you meant as antiban. Maybe, I've seen that happen. My accounts get banned quickly so I cant make any assumptions.

It means you could have botted for a whole 40 min

yes

Deeply nested if statements are a sign of bad programming styles. nevertheless, people do it. A function should only represent one purpose.

I've told him before, this is the issue. Unfortunately, creating a custom a world-hop class may not help here. The auto-login handler will fire even if a blank script is running and you manually hop through worlds.

While you wait

-allow norandoms in the CLI will disable auto login, which will fix the issue.

And how do you know the action he's choosing in the interaction is correct or not?

May be a spelling mistake, put an 'else' condition and log something in it. else { log("Null object"); } It will help with debugging