Lol_marcus

High alching is relatively safe. Hundreds if not thousands of people have gotten 55-99 with autoclicking, botting, ghostmousing High alch. You can splash low level spells with -65 magic bonus. That grants you around 13k xp/ph with fire strke. You could use scripts like Czar Perfect Magic, or any other to do different types of spells as well, such as enchanting. Take a look at the OSRS Wiki and see if you find anything that you like: https://oldschool.runescape.wiki/w/Pay-to-play_Magic_training https://oldschool.runescape.wiki/w/Free-to-play_Magic_training

First and foremost I'm new to JAVA coding having only coded with color bots before. What I've done here is taken 2 scripts and combined them to do more or less what I'd like, but now I'm stuck in a few things. I've tested both features for tanning and banking, and they both work like I want them to. Now I would like to combine them. Here's the full script: package core; import org.osbot.rs07.api.map.constants.Banks; import org.osbot.rs07.api.ui.Skill; import org.osbot.rs07.script.Script; import org.osbot.rs07.script.ScriptManifest; import org.osbot.rs07.utility.ConditionalSleep; import java.awt.*; @ScriptManifest(name = "Tan", version = 1, author = "Marcus", logo = "", info = "") public class Main extends Script { @Override public void onStart() throws InterruptedException { getExperienceTracker().start(Skill.MAGIC); } @Override public int onLoop() throws InterruptedException { if (canTan()) { clickTan(); } else { bank(); } return 700; } public boolean canTan() { return getEquipment().isWieldingWeaponThatContains("staff") && getInventory().contains("Black dragonhide"); } public void clickTan() { int rX = random(601, 603); int rY = random(322, 324); if (getTabs().magic.open()) { getMouse().click(rX, rY, false); new ConditionalSleep(2000, 500) { @Override public boolean condition() throws InterruptedException { return getInventory().onlyContains("Black dragonleather"); } }.sleep(); } } private void bank() throws InterruptedException { if (!Banks.GRAND_EXCHANGE.contains(myPosition())) { getWalking().webWalk(Banks.GRAND_EXCHANGE); } else if (!getBank().isOpen()) { getBank().open(); sleep(random(1300, 2300)); } else if (!getInventory().isEmptyExcept("Black dragonhide", "Rune pouch")) { getBank().depositAll(); sleep(random(1300, 2300)); } else if (getBank().contains("Black dragonhide")) { getBank().withdrawAll("Black dragonhide"); sleep(random(1300, 2300)); } else { stop(true); } } @Override public void onPaint(Graphics2D paint) { int mXp = getExperienceTracker().getGainedXP(Skill.MAGIC); super.onPaint(paint); paint.drawString("Magic XP: " + mXp, 387, 328); } } My questions are: 1. What would be the best and most human-like way to make the script stop tanning, and bank? A few options I thought of would be: Wait until the message "You don't have any hides in your inventory" appears in the game chat and bank. Another one would be to simply remember that it's already cast the spell 5 times (although if I lag or something, I assume it wouldn't, and would maybe cast the spell fewer times?) Check the inventory to see if there are any hides left, although how could I make this seem less bot-like? A human wouldn't check the inventory after the first cast.. 2. How could I implement conditional sleeps to banking as well? I've read in other posts that it's always best to do conditional rather than random, but how would I do that in this case? Comments and criticism is as always more than welcome. Anyway, thank you all for the help and the read, looking forward to learning more about scripting and hopefully contribute a little bit to the community. Edit1: Tweaked a few things in the script

I too have always just traded money over. Hundreds of mils in some cases and have never been banned. I did however always transfer from high level accounts, usually combat 100+. Maybe it wasn't as suspicious as trading millions on level 3's.

Asked for trial but just went ahead and bought it. ^^

It's not necessary I think. I was just curious as to why it was logging me out.

Does the script stop if my HP falls below 50% and I have no more food? I think that's what's been happening to me.

Yeah pretty much seems to be the same for everyone then.

Ouch. That's harsh. I had 2 day ban on a main with 1800 total botting zulrah until the 6 hour log which I left on by accident.

Ahh! So it is a thing. I never knew that. Thanks for sharing.

Bonds. I've never paid any other way.

How long did you run the bot for? I've been using this script for months on dozens of accounts, gaining millions of XP and have never received a ban. I do however only bot for a maximum of 2 hours at a time.

I'm just wondering if anyone else has noticed this pattern between their accounts, it goes as follows: There are 2 types of bans that I receive, PERM ban and a 2 day ban. I've noticed that if I'm F2P, it doesn't matter how old or how many levels the account has, it always receives a permanent ban. However, if the account is P2P, has a decent total level (500+) and is fairly old (at least half a year old), I always receive a 2 day ban first, and only then a permanent ban. I realized this when I got 2 accounts between 500-600 total level to 99 smithing, and proceeded to bot on them 6-8 hours a day. The F2P account was perm banned in a few weeks time while the P2P account not only took 1 weeks longer to receive its ban, but it was a 2 day. Has anyone else noticed this pattern with bans?

I think it comes down to personal experience. In my case I've never used proxies or VPN's, nor have I ever changed my IP after bans. I'm not sure however if maybe my IP is dynamic rather than static, so whenever my internet goes off I get a new IP (I think). In any case, I've never bot more than 3 accounts at once. Also, the only bans I received were for playing waaay too long hours, like 4-5 at a time without breaks. These bans were however more or less planned, by testing to see how long I could run accounts without them getting banned. Just a side-note for F2P accounts as well, I've found that if I'm running a F2P account, it doesn't matter if it is brand new or if I've had it for over 3 years, I always get a perm ban. This is different for P2P though, where if I have an account that's a little bit older (not sure how old though) it usually gets a 2 day ban first, and then a perm ban.

His videos show the true risk of botting without planning. A lot of it seems like spur of the moment ideas. "Now I will bot sharks." - 3 minutes later "Now I will bot barrows". And the accounts end up getting banned. I do agree that it is very misleading showing "today I made X amount of GP" and not taking into consideration, like you've said, the total cost of accounts, VPNs, proxies, etc.

Unless it's an ironman, I'd say 25-40m. Once you start using it for PKing, you're HP will start to go up and it'll lose the value that it once had. It'll end up being converted to a pure. I may be wrong, but I would pay between that.

I'm loving the efficiency of your updates! Seriously one of the most fantastic scripts I've used. I've gotten over 300k ranging and 100k magic XP with this script in "dangerous" pvm areas and have yet to die! Truly flawless thus far. I've been running the bury option for the past 10 minutes and it's great! Extremely human-like whilst still being efficient.

I agree. Apart from ogress warriors which require decent combat stats and rune items smithing which requires 99 smithing, there's basically nothing in f2p to make decent money with. You'd have to end up buying membership anyway to make money, which would remove the restriction. xD

I don't want to be rude or minimize the effort you've put into these accounts, but 20/20/20 is something so basic that these accounts can't be worth too much. Honestly I'd say 150-250k per account. You're just so limited to what you can actually do with them upon purchase. If you're going to grind 120 hours for accounts, my honest suggest would be to buy membership and grind something that people look for, such as RCing accounts, 50 agility/50 thieving accounts, blast furnace ready accounts, etc. Best of luck with the sales though!

THIS ACCOUNT WILL ONLY BE READY IN ABOUT 2 WEEKS TIME. UNTIL THEN I PLAN TO HAVE 100 POSTS TO BE ELIGIBLE TO SELL ACCOUNTS. What would a quested ready to go zulrah account with 75 magic and range, full void mage and range and avas be worth roughly? Also, would it be worth to invest basically a weeks time of botting to get full void, or would it be worth it to spend that week gettng magic and range to higher levels? I plan on selling this account in about 2 weeks time. Looking forward to your opinions on price.

FIY you're the only one in the community bringing up mr puggers in every one of your posts. xD

Welcome! A new potential scripter is always good news.

I believe that if you set the area and then the preferred safe-spot square, you could probably get the bot to safe-spot wyverns from a distance! Give it a try

There's a lot of trial and error when trying to find a bot farm that'll work for you. There's also a lot of speculation when it comes to botting, because no one knows for sure "how" to bot long term without getting banned, and if they claim they do they're full of sh*t. Here are some things that might or might not help you. -It helps if you have a unique idea of what to farm. Don't create a bot farm of something that's already highly saturated. -It helps if you try to mix what you're botting. In my case I have 1 account that's close to maxed that I rotate between what I bot on it. For an hour it'll be master farmers, then another hour of RCing, and then one of Blast Furnace. Everything I bot gets me XP, so it's not suspicious that I'm doing it for the sole purpose of making money, but they're all methods that make me close to if not more than 1m gp/ph. Again, I'm not saying this will avoid bans, but for me at least it's worked to the point that it's been going strong for over 2 years. -Don't get carried away with long hours. Try to limit yourself to 1-2 hours of botting per period. What I like to do is split the day into 3-4 periods. Morning, afternoon, evening and sometimes late night. And again, I try to do different activities each cycle. -Don't underestimate the power of macro tools. I've gotten a skills on different accounts to 99 by creating an hour long macro and running it for a week or 2.

Maybe you should stop using Starbuck's free internet if you're only concern seems to be lag. Dbowers: an account could lag, miss the target click, and then be still following button clicks, lag, tick times Shouldn't be an issue if you have decent internet. Mining: Lag again, different tick times, other players coming to fuck you over There are dozens of spots where I've mined where not a single soul came to me the whole time I was there. If you're powermining iron for example, after 40 mining you get the rock within the 1st tick 95% of the time. Tick difference shouldn't be a big concern. WC'ing: Lag again, different tick times, other players choping down the tree you clicked on one account that isn't available on another Better internet, if you're chopping a tree that has multiple logs, the worse thing that could happen is your character not do anything (in case the lag hasn't respawned). Again, same as mining, dozens of locations you could do this and not have anyone else around. Fming: Same as before + other players + missed ticks Have you ever legit trained FMing? After a while you light the log on the first try 99% of the time. Obviously you're not going to try to be tick perfect if you're boxing 10 accounts. None of your reasons should be concerns. Agility: One account lags, they're out of sync. An account fails to go over an obstacle, you gotta stop everything to fix it This makes sense. If one account fails you'd have to reset it. --- Why are you being so negative towards this mans idea? As a long time lurker, I've never seen such negativity before in the community. Maybe you belong in p****bot?

Hey, great script so far! One thing I've noticed is that before every farm run it opens up the quest tab and stays there for about 10 seconds, then proceeds to farm. Is there any reason for that?