LiquidMetal

Nice thanks.

Well probably

support

I can assure you that locking threads isn't a burden to staff, if anything they don't have enough to do. No support.

I support a higher rank, but first priority with staff promotions? Are you high?

That means nothing, vouches from anywhere other than osbot are not reputable here.

Sweet.

+1 support.

I somewhat support this. Edit the veteran requirements so that you need "x" amount of time online, along with having joined 3 months before the current date.

As long as we can spare the memory, I don't see any reasoning not to.

Fixed, & thank you.

This tutorial is going to cover absolutely everything you need to know about botting with Osbot. Was this thread useful? helpful? Like it to show your thanks. Outline 1 - Client 1.1 - Downloading the Bot 1.2 - Adding scripts both SDN & Local 1.3 - Getting your client ready to bot 1.31 - Adding accounts 1.32 - Breaking 1.33 - Low cpu 2 - Botting smart 2.1 - What is botting smart? 2.2 - How do I bot smart? 2.21 - Using Breaks 2.22 - LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION 2.23 - Do your research 2.3 - botting smart for mains 2.31 - recommendations for main botting 3 - Useful botting threads 1 - Client 1.1 - Downloading the Bot The newest version of the bot will always be available at The home page. Once there, scroll to the bottom and at the right you'll see the button. Click this and you're now downloading the bot. I suggest putting it on your desktop for easy access. 1.2 - Adding scripts both SDN & Local Now, I could explain how to do all of it in this thread, however catastrophe already has a thread and video where he explains this quite well, so please check out his thread How to download the client and add scripts both local & SDN 1.3 - Getting your client ready to Bot This section will cover things such as adding accounts, using breaks, and toggling low cpu. 1.31 - Adding Accounts To add an account, first click the button on your client. After you've done so, click the button. On the right side of the page please enter in all the details for you account. This will allow your bot to bypass your bank pin, and log back in after breaking, which we'll get too shortly. When adding your username and password, make sure the username you enter is the one you use to log-in. For a lot of accounts, this will be an email rather than their actual username. The experience reward option is used for when you bot acquired a lamp from a random event, this will tell it what skill to use it on. 1.32 - Breaking This is copied and pasted from my thread How to use breaks Defining the parts of a "break" [Average Interval] - The "average interval" is the average time between breaks. It's an "average" because of interval deviations, which i'll be getting to in a moment. This is how much time will be in between your breaks on average. [interval Deviation] - This is a very important part of making sure jagex doesn't notice a precise pattern in our breaks. Lets say your "average interval" is 75 minutes, and your "interval deviation" is 10 minutes. This means that the time between your breaks can be anywhere from 65 - 85 minutes. [Average Break Time] - The "average break time" is the average length of the breaks your account will be taking. It is an average, because there are also break deviations, which I will get to in a moment. Your "average break time" should be how long you want your account to stay logged off per break on average. [break Time Deviation] - Break time deviation is very similar to "interval deviation". Your "break time deviation" is how much the length of your accounts break can deviate from the average time. Lets say your "average break time" is 20 minutes and your "break time deviation" is 5 minutes. This means your accounts breaks will be anywhere from 15-25 minutes long. Here is a picture of my break setup Please be sure that you have the "enable breaks" box selected. Now, let me explain how breaks work going off of my break setup. My "average interval" is 75 minutes. my "interval deviation" is 25 minutes. This means that the time in between my accounts breaks can be anywhere from 50 - 100 minutes. my "average break time" is 25 minutes. My "break time deviation" is 10 minutes. This means that the length of my accounts breaks can be anywhere from 15 - 35 minutes. 1.33 - Low cpu is an option under the "advanced" tab in your Osbot clients settings. When this option is toggled, it lowers the amount of cpu your bot is using. I've been told that if you're pushing the amounts of bot your system is able to handle, this is a nice thing to keep the fps decent. I'm not that knowledgeable on cpu, so if someone can comment and give me some information that would be much appreciated. If there's anything you believe I should add in the client section please let me know. 2 - Botting Smart 2.1 - What is botting smart? Botting smart is just doing everything possible to keep your accounts from being given an infraction whilst still maintaining a nice profit/H. 2.2 - How do I bot smart? There's several ways to bot smart, and even though several people have already covered this, I'm still going to do it. 2.21 - Using breaks As I already covered them, I will not do so again. However, I'd like to express the importance of it. There's a reason that botting 24/7 is called suicide botting, the ban rate for it is ridiculous. Using breaks has quite dramatically lowered ban rates for every type of botting, as it helps keep you under the radar. 2.22 - LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION Popular bots such as yew bots, willow bots etc. are known as having high ban rates because of their popularity, however picking a spot that's less botted can make all the difference. The ban rate for willows at draynor is a lot higher then the ban rate for willows behind seers bank for one reason, a lot more people bot at draynor. 2.23 - Do your research Don't bot blind, know what you're getting yourself into. The last thing you want is to invest time getting requirements to bot something, then learning that there's a 90% ban rate within the first week of botting. Ways to do this (1) - Calculate your profit/H with breaks included before you start gaining the requirements. Do this with several different types of bots, and you may change your opinion about what you're interested in botting (2) - Check out ban rates. The last thing you want is for your account to be disabled with all the items you used you investing your bot time in to get. 2.3 - Botting smart for mains Botting on a main account should be handled in some ways completely different than a bot on a goldfarm, and in some wars exactly the same. Breaks are a necessity for not getting banned, that's almost undisputed. However, when botting on a main, you typically care more about the main getting banned then a simple goldfarm account. 2.31 - Recommendations for main botting (1) - DO NOT bot the same skill for more then 1-3 days at a time. Switch up to different skills to throw off Jagex's bot watch patterns. (2) - As always, be sure to use breaks. However, you may want the break times to be longer on your main. The time in between breaks isn't as vital. (3) - It is vital that your bot is able to run away from combat. Bots dying from combat is one of the major tell-tale-signs to Jagex that the user is botting. If there is anything you believe I should add in the botting smart section, please let me know. 3 - Useful botting threads All botting tutorials I find useful will be posted here, & I will be updating this. If there's any you believe I should add, please tell me. Keep in mind, I only want threads here that are related to this thread in some way. If there is anything you believe I should add to this thread, please let me know.

I've been found... shit.

what the fuck why

If you want to do something easy to get the feel for coding learn basic html, it'll just get you in the mood and it's super easy and you can do it on your local intranet.

I'm sure we've all noticed the clutter of the tutorial section due to nearly the entire first page being almost all pinned threads. I believe one of the higher up staff such as "Smart" or "Catastrophe" should make one thread in the tutorial section that list all the "useful" threads that would be pinned, if it didn't create such a clutter. This thread would be the only one pinned in the section. I believe that this will not only remove the cluttered look of the section, but will allow for newly posted threads to be more easily noticed. The thread could be simple, and look something like this. USEFUL TUTORIALS (1) - How to download the client & add scripts both local & SDN (2) - Easy guide to port-forwarding (3) - Ultimate help guide (4) - Simple guide on how to use the bot etc, etc. I believe a higher up mod or a responsible player should be in charge of maintaining the thread. Thank you. Also, after it's created and pinned, remember to unpin all the pinned threads. That's under the assumption that this suggestion is implemented.

I have thousands of hours at seers yews without any bans.

bump.

download 1.7.43 and it'll work fine.

bump

lmao no

huge thanks for this

I changed the text to a color that's neutral to both of our available themes.

Done.

The point of this tutorial is to make sure that you have done everything possible to make your botting experience as profitable and as stress free as possible. Firstly, you obviously need to have the client downloaded and your scripts added. For information on doing this please refer to link (1) at the bottom. Secondly, please make sure that you're using accounts. To create on account on your client press the setting button in the upper right corner of your client. Refer to image (1) at the bottom for what I'm talking about. Once you go here, please enter in all of the information for your bot & click save. Please note that "experience reward" is referring to random rewards such as XP lamps. Also, make sure you're using breaks. For a guide on setting up & using breaks please refer to link (2) at the bottom. Thirdly, I'll give you some notes on "botting smart". I would refer you to a separate thread on botting smart, but unfortunately it has been removed. Botting smart includes a lot of things. Make sure to use breaks. Every once in a while, give your account an extended break for a few hours. If botting on a main account, switch up what you're botting fairly frequently (every 1-3 days) as this is not something Jagex expects from an average bot account. Be careful of how much you invest into an account. I recommend never putting more than the minimum membership amount on your account. You don't want to be banned on an account after syncing $100 worth of membership pins with it. Save your membership pin codes. This will be extremely helpful with recovering your bot if it is hacked. This goes for every kind of account. BE AWARE that Jagex will monitor your account for up to 2 months before banning it. Just because your account is fine now, doesn't mean it's not already done for. Fourthly, do not start botting without knowing the rules of the botting service you're attempting to use. OSbot is the best OSRS botting service, and if you get caught breaking the rules you'll end up paying to use a different botting service that isn't even nearly as good. To read our rules, please view the following spoiler. Fifthly, if you intend on botting with multiple accounts using OSbot you'll need to purchase VIP / SPONSOR to open more than one tab. For information on purchasing & the full benefits of VIP / SPONSOR please refer to link (3) & (4) Links (1) - How to download the client & add scripts, both local & SDN with VIDEO. (2) - How to use breaks (3) - VIP (4) - SPONSOR Images (1) - If you have anything at all you believe I should add, please comment below. Please like the post if it helped & I'll be sure to come out with more tutorials. Also, if there's any guides you'd find useful, let me know in a comment or PM.