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Nice one, it eliminates the item id requirement from price queries which is really annoying when not owning the specific item (it can be retrieved from an item container) You can improve the caching to make it more memory friendly as that's really important when running lots of instances and the current one may take like 10 mb memory per instance versus an optimized cache which takes up like 1000 less memory (without data loss)

Java programs have nothing to do with your PC architecture but the JVM architecture as they don't run directly on your device

Looking to sell a maximum of ~250m right now

Bitcoin only Not taking any other payment methods as I need bitcoins Price is negotiable, feel free to post below, PM me or contact me on skype (tokenscape)

Refrain from limiting the memory usage of a client. If it has to go above that limit doesn't mean it will simply stop at 512 mb and won't have any effect. It will actually make the client freeze because you are putting too much pressure on the garbage collector with your memory limit.

Oh so you were actually botting pest control?

What were you manually botting?

Left one looks like a terrain generated by World Machine

The problem with using OSBuddy may refer to your JVM architecture, namely 32 bit or 64 bit. If you can run OSBuddy in a 32 bit JVM you may be able to attach to it.

Yes it's a bad idea, install linux for now

1m = 1k views

Was java preinstalled on your device? Did you install the latest JRE version? Is the default version correctly set?

Start through command line and skip the boot interface

Because you lose control over your chatting algorithm and it starts spitting weeabo child porn things in mod mark's cc

I'd honestly just use the OSBot client and add my own Grand Exchange plugin through a script Hint: there are lots of Grand Exchange configs which describe properties from how many items are in an offer in every box and how many items have already been sold, to their item ids which can be used to collect online data to alert you whenever you may be undercut by a flipping bot in order to maximize your profit without any effort. The OSBuddy client also uses these configs to collect data and I have them in my Grand Exchange API.

Large quantity items but uncommon and P2P only so less accessible to flipping bots. Do NOT use OSBuddy or any client like that as they take data from your Grand Exchange interactions and upload it on their site from where flipping bots take it.

I started at 9m and ended up with a 500m cash pile in like 1 month, but I also did herblore in the mean time

Many people have reported this issue in latest client versions but until it's fixed what you can do is start OSBot from command line with the following syntax java -jar pathtojar -login osbotusername:osbotpassword -proxy ip:port:user:pass -bot username:pass:pin or for proxies based on ip authentication with no user/pass java -jar pathtojar -login osbotusername:osbotpassword -proxy ip:port -bot username:pass:pin and this also enables you to start osbot in a special mode for low resources/cpu usage by executing java -jar pathtojar -login osbotusername:osbotpassword -proxy ip:port:user:pass -bot username:pass:pin -allow lowresource,lowcpu where pathtojar is the full relative or absolute path to the osbot client jar including the jar file PS: pin must be entered, if your account doesnt have a pin, feel free to type 1234 or a random number

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Delete JRE, delete JDK Install latest versions and make sure they are suitable for your system

There is no client side detection since 2013. You are free to play through any client with the same ban rates

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Has anything changed in your system? Did you update Java? Have you modified your system's environment variables?

java -jar "osbot 2.4.71.jar" -login puzzled:password123 -bot email:password:0000 -allow lowresource,lowcpu,reflection

How jagex servers work is random, I'm pretty sure not even they know. They generally don't want people multilogging though as until a few years ago this was considered an offense even on separate worlds. Anything above 1 account per ip may result in a connection error.