Hi G00gle

Yes. https://www.proxifier.com/mac/

Damn it.. I knew I was forgetting the log. However, the script status was walking to bank. :p

Khaleesi, I've managed to catch the walking bug in mirror mode with this script. I've added a screenshot for you.

Not sure, but does the SOCK proxy work in a browser? Note: You are right. It does work in the Maxthon browser. Though, before launching your bot or whatever up, please check your IP to see if the proxy is working. There have been some problems with it.

Could you define viable? Some problem that came up: What can the developers do with this data? How can they know it is not script related or bot related?

Jesus is right. (Oh how ironic, right? :p ) - No, your other accounts are not at risk when logging to that proxy. But when you bot two accounts on 1 proxy, and they catch one, your other will be banned.

You can simply proxy your browser by proxying it as a application. If you want to know how to proxy a certain website, it is basically the same way. Anyway, follow these instructions to proxy your browser: 1. Goto Proxifier. > Profile > Proxification rules. 2. After that, click on Add. Follow the instructions on the screenshots below. 3. After that you are basically done. I'll show you that it works: Enjoy!

That's also a way, yes. But whenever you have many open, you cannot handle them anymore, simply because you will mix them up. Whenever you have put up the details I've put in, you'll never have to look back, and it goes automatically. Not saying something is bad or worse, just saying what is the most easiest way.

Totally agreed. Maybe it's time to put up a suggestion?

I thought about that too, but then scripters would be bragging about it against eachother, and maybe start a war or something. Maybe I'm a bit skeptical about it haha. :p

Botted to 85 str, ranged at Chaos druids, and from there to MTA for 85 mage. No ban.

I really like this idea. Although I believe that this data should only be passed through to the developers. Maybe they can use these analyzes and or data for developing purposes. I wouldn't like this to be known to the scripters, seeing as they can play monopoly all the way with saying: 'My script has the lowest banrate' etc.

It is actually quite simple. I'll show you the instructions and screenshots in this post: - First install Proxifier from https://www.proxifier.com/ - After you've installed Proxifier, go to "Profile > Proxy Servers" - Click on 'Add' - And insert all of your IP's. BUT dont set one as a default. Click on "Advanced" when you are done inserting the information of the IP to give your link a custom label, but you can also use your IP as a lable. - After you are done with that, go to "Profile > Proxification Rules" and set it up like I have in my screenshot: That is literally all there is to using proxy's on mirror mode. If anyone has any questions about this, please feel free to post back.

You're right. Although I don't believe in flagged accounts, I would never take the risk if you've put legit time into it, and you want to keep the account.

It does, but you have to use Proxifier with your proxy's to use them in mirror mode. If you need any help with this, contact me, or post back in this topic.

First, I need to know where your OSBot is located. (In which folder?) Execute these steps if you know where your OSBot is located: cd C:\Users\Name\Desktop After you've navigated to the destination folder, execute the following: java -jar "C:\Users\Name\Desktop\osbot 2.4.69.jar" If it does have trouble opening up the file, you will be prompted with a error in your command prompt. Ofcourse change the Name to your own name, and the version to your desired version. Oh, and also remove the Java SE, and replace it by using the default Java, which is located at http://java.com/nl/download/ (If you are from another country you can remove the /nl/ from the url. Let me know if this was of any help, and if you have any further questions, I'll help you with them.

Glad that it is fixed. Weird that you've had no problem before, and all of a sudden you need a 64-bit Java. Oh well, sometimes the fixes are easy eh? :p

All right, then it'll be too dangerous, thanks though. ;p

Everything I post Khaleesi, is ment to be suggestion(s) so don't take anything I am gonna say as criticism: Whenever using the earth altar, your bans are skyrocketting, I believe this is happening because of not enough, or no dynamic paths. They are all the same, I've heard the same about nature rune. Again, I am not completely sure on other altars, it does click on different things around the altar, but maybe mix it up a bit? Maybe have some automatic breaks (randomly)?

Yea, it is exactly the reason why I don't want to use the break manager of OSBot, but rather the script instead. If you want to add it, just randomize it like eating; When you break after 2h, let it break at like 2:00:01 - 2:00:05 - That way it is randomized, and in my opinion less detectable. Just putting my two cents in. :p

I think the problem is easy to fix with performing the following tasks: export DISPLAY=:0.0 Or setenv DISPLAY :0.0 The problem should be fixed by now. Last question: Do you have a GUI? - Some documentation about your problem (This has been taken from Stackoverflow): READ THIS FIRST BEFORE PERFORMING OR MAKING ANY CHANGES: If you're coming in from another machine, and you're at the main display of that machine and it's running X, then you can use "ssh -X hostname" to connect to that host, and ssh will forward the X display back. ssh will also make sure that the DISPLAY environment variable is set correctly (providing it isn't being messed with in the various dot files I mentioned above). In a "ssh -X" session, the DISPLAY environment variable will have a value like "localhost:11.0", which will point to the socket that ssh is tunnelling to your local box. Read http://stackoverflow.com/questions/662421/no-x11-display-variable-what-does-it-mean < here for more information about your problem (probably).

Khaleesi, I've got a suggestion. Seeing as the break manager may break every now and then with combat scripts, could you maybe perhaps add an exception to force a pause in the script? Also, have you pushed the update for standing still at the plant?

Actually, you are right. Whenever I use the same command, with the -login, and -bot command flag, it returns a connection refused from the proxy. I'm gonna open up a new bug report about this.

Have you tried using the default account? Maybe there is a 'glitch' or a 'null' (however you will call it) within the name / password. If it works with the default folder, remove OSBot, and then reinstall.

Lower CPU mode doesn't work on mirror mode, neither does the client render option. The CPU usage with mirror mode is incredibly high, you could try loweren the FPS and reaction speed. You can accomplish this by following these steps: Shift F2 (FPS) and Shift F4 (Reaction speed). Or you could assign the proces to one single core. Not entirely sure what CPU you got, seeing as two applications are already taking up 100%, so I guess you have a dual core? Could you try posting a picture of you processes tab? Seeing as csrss.exe can take up quite alot of resources.