Hi G00gle

Hi, I’ve received a false feedback from make it on, as you can see he asked for the price, not really a feedback. Please remove if possible! Thank you.

As a service? We can do this for you, hand done: https://osbot.org/forum/topic/104772-✪jowsiejs-minigame-service-✪-firecapes-torso-etc/?do=getNewComment @Jowsiej

We can do this for you: https://osbot.org/forum/topic/104772-✪jowsiejs-minigame-service-✪-firecapes-torso-etc/?do=getNewComment @Jowsiej

We can do this for you: https://osbot.org/forum/topic/104772-✪jowsiejs-minigame-service-✪-firecapes-torso-etc/?do=getNewComment @Jowsiej

We can do this for you: https://osbot.org/forum/topic/104772-✪jowsiejs-minigame-service-✪-firecapes-torso-etc/?do=getNewComment @Jowsiej

We can do this for you: https://osbot.org/forum/topic/104772-✪jowsiejs-minigame-service-✪-firecapes-torso-etc/?do=getNewComment @Jowsiej

Did it say authentication error/problem or just timeout in the error console? And if I remember correctly, they require to authenticate on the IP you are on - Have you done that? Else the connection would be refused.

We can do this for you: https://osbot.org/forum/topic/104772-✪jowsiejs-minigame-service-✪-firecapes-torso-etc/?do=getNewComment 7,5-9M depending on your agility level.

We can do this for you: https://osbot.org/forum/topic/104772-✪jowsiejs-minigame-service-✪-firecapes-torso-etc/?do=getNewComment 7,5-9M depending on your agility level.

We can do this for you: https://osbot.org/forum/topic/104772-✪jowsiejs-minigame-service-✪-firecapes-torso-etc/?do=getNewComment

We can do this for you: https://osbot.org/forum/topic/104772-✪jowsiejs-minigame-service-✪-firecapes-torso-etc/

Try this:

Weird, maybe if it was old and had no email login it would make sense. :p

Perhaps you need to change your ingame name. Maybe because it was not acceptable in Jagex’ eyes. Weird that you password is invalid though. How old is the account?

A new user doesn't prevent a file from being written to your disk. Windows has a new map for each user, if I were to create user A, and user B, User B would be able to see files from user A, and A would be able to see files from user B.

Remove OSBot entirely, and then restart OSBot.

@Jowsiej

Sadly, I had second to no time yesterday. Though, I've taken up the lessons from yesterday to today. With that being said, my summary is now already 64 pages (with screenshots), and I'm only in the second chapter haha. Chapter 2 was not quite a hard chapter, and I was already familiar with the knowledge of it, but I still wanted to follow up on the chapter to see if I didn't knew anything. Apart from that I don't know anything about a Mac, I haven't learned much about this chapter, but familiarizing yourself with knowledge you already know is not always a bad practice or a bad thing. Tomorrow I will really start with Java Programming! This chapter, and those subjects are completed: 2. Installing the Software - Installing Java on Windows - Installing Java on OS X - Installing IntelliJ IDEA on Windows - Installing IntelliJ IDEA on OS X - Installing BlueJ Tomorrow I will start on this chapter, and those subjects: 3. Getting Started - Hello World - Passing arguments to a console application - Organizing Java classes in packages - Creating a Java project in IntelliJ IDEA - Taking a tour of IntelliJ IDEA - Creating a Java project in BlueJ - Using the Java API documentation Hopefully I will complete this chapter tomorrow. Total video length of the chapter: 33 minutes, but I take notes alot and I want to work it out thorougly and that I understand everything that is being said. Thanks for reading!

Sad to hear about the hacking incident, would love to see you recover from this. What exactly happened? Or do you not want to share it with the public? The topic itself is a great inspiration.

Nice luck! Gratz.

A short update as I've already progressed through another chapter. Wasn't quite a hard chapter, though, it was quite alot of information. More like what was realised in what year, what are some principles, are keywords aloud in classes and such? Quite an interesting read on the memory management. The teacher was stating that system.gc() and runtime.gc() may be performed, but it does not garantuee that the Garbage collector is emptied. But if it does not guarantuee it, why are people not just putting it in the code on the hope that it might actually be called on and maybe be executed? Not sure if this question makes sense, just wondering if it might be useful in the feature. Furthermore, I took that chapter quiz, it did not had alot of questions, but 2 out of 3 questions were good, I've read a little bit to fast the question, I should really control on working and reading slower next time haha. :p What have I done today? I've completed the complete chapter 'What is Java?' - It consists of: - The history of Java - Such as what version was released, the earlier name of Java was Oak instead of Java, which was named that way because most developers had sight on trees. (Ugh, some teachers and information? :p ) - Principles and components of Java - More like that the language is based on object-orientated, that it is robust, but on the other hand it has alot of security risks if you don't update so often. Architect neutral, meaning that it is a portable language which means that you can move the application to any other system without having issues. (Aslong as you are not working with a interface?) More I won't cover, seeing as I could go on more about this subject. :p - Java syntax and compilation - Java compiles to bytecode, and is run in runtime, instead of system language. If it was to run that way, the application wouldn't be cross-platform compatible. - Memory Management and Garbage Collection - I've actually covered this subject earlier in this post, if someone could answer that question on that then it would be awesome. - Choosing a development environment - Wasn't quite a useful subject in my opinion, it didn't went into detail on the functions of each IDE, therefor it makes the subject a little bit pointless, though I like IntelliJ IDEA more than Eclipse. Tomorrow I want to complete chapter 2, which consists the following subjects: 2. Installing the Software - Installing Java on Windows - Installing Java on OS X - Installing IntelliJ IDEA on Windows - Installing IntelliJ IDEA on OS X - Installing BlueJ Thanks for reading!

- Excuse me if this is the wrong section, please move so to the right section if this is the wrong section - Hi, As the new year has started, I've also picked up some new goals. As of lately, I've started to become bored alot, and decided to pickup some Java programming! In this post I will be keeping you guys up-to-date on where I stand, and how far I currently am on studying Java. Some Q&A first! - Where do you follow your tutorials? I am currently following the Java tutorials on this site: Lynda - Does it has some sort of subscribtion? Yes it has some sort of subscribtion, I pay a monthly fee of around 29,99, though, they approach it a professional aspect, and don't just go float around like, here are some variables, here are some objects, go elsewhere from here. They go deeper into the language as in history, how to use proper syntax, and such. - Do you intend to learn Java only for OSBot scripting? Not specifically. I currently lack some sort of motivation for most computer related stuff, and Java has been quite a interest of me for a long time, I just never could find time to pick it up. Currently I am following the tutorial 'Java 8 Essential Training' - As I've read somewhere, OSBot doesn't support Java 9 - So for now I will stick to Java 8. Also, the duration of the tutorial is 6h and 4m. I will post below where I currently stand in the learning progress. Questions will go to the scripting section if I ever run into some problems. Here is a overview on where I currently stand: When I finish up this course, I will continue on improving and perhaps start writing OSBot scripts soon. If you have any questions or comments or even suggestions, please let me know! I will use this post as some sort of blog to keep you guys updated!

Drag 5? 10 EoC? Look at Excellent dragons script. I believe Chris wrote the script.

Why would you ever consider dropping a reliable income over a unstable income in which all is based on luck on how your bots survive?

He probably means the restriction on the client; yes, aslong as you don’t have VIP, the restrictions will be in place. If you mean the trial time; yes, that will always be in place unless you buy the script.