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My apologies, didn't even realize what section this was. If that's the case, a "fix" to this, as you have mentioned, is only applied if the scripter supports it. This section, then, would be useless to the nature of this question.

A game message is sent when attempting to log out whilst in combat, right? Go from there. In the loop method: BreakManager is checked, and there is a boolean shouldActivate(). You might be able to do something with that.

Let's say there is another RS bot client provider that is secretly owned by Jagex employees. This meaning that they not only profit off of player's cheating, but also use it to selectively ban random people.

If you are truly innocent, then by all means, you should definitely do whatever you can to keep it.

Congratulations on your unfinished godly script.

You make no sense.

Your username.

You should probably start blurring out any sensitive information...

Scratch that. Tested the code with another predefined bank location, and it worked. I guess Banks.EDGEVILLE is currently not working.

Basically, as you can tell by the title, I'm getting this error right here: Here is a snippet of this code, although I know it works, but only when this actual area is within a certain distance from the player. Position randomBankArea = new Position(Banks.EDGEVILLE.getRandomPosition()); I understand very clearly what the error is, but what I don't, however, is what exactly is causing this? I've never encountered this problem before, but I know there is definitely a simple reason behind it. Any ideas?

Regardless of what knowledge you have on the topic, you don't understand something until all of the common factors are understood together. Without that, you are literally just putting pieces together, hoping it turns out right. Also, one of my previous posts was intended to expand on information already provided to you. With that being said, I have no reason to insist your level of programming in this case.

One of the pinnacles of OOP is polymorphism, which by definition, will result in multiple classes.

If you are getting a NPE it's either because the object returns null (non-existent or out of index range) or you aren't properly initializing the API for other classes. To elaborate on the post above: public class Secondary extends ScriptNode { private API api; public Second(API api) { this.api = api; } }

You can make a script as human-like as possible, but there is always a chance in receiving a ban; whether it be getting caught by a patrolling mod, a script malfunction/bug, or even repetition being the source.

People fail to understand that ban rates are simply just that; rates, which is nothing more than probability to say the least. Even if you are using breaks, along with a script that runs pretty well, the bigger portion of scripting when it comes to botting purposes is not that it performs, but that it performs well.