Butters

Or he's just done with botting and has better things to do

Thanks for the update, will test this a little later. On a similar note, what do you think are safe "sleep intervals" between launching seperate instances of OSBot? I've been using 60s and on a 25th launch in sequence stuff like "Your VIP has expired" or some form of failed to connect error (Can't remmember the exact one) showed in log. When I bumped the sleep intervals to a 100s, I experience way less launching problems.

After about a day of running the new build I can say that the client didn't fail to launch once and seems to be more stable (had some RAM issues earlier - maybe I'm just lucky these days). Loving the hot keys btw

Dunno if this would give any noticable value. If bans are a lil higher when banking than without banking, does that mean that banking leads to bans? Probably not. I once started collecting detailed data of my scripts and check the ban patterns - basically no use. Cause I usually get banned in bulk depending on Jagex mood.

Explv option is probably the best, thouh another simple way to handle it would be to if (dialogues.isPendingContinuation()) dialogues.clickContinue();

Really enjoyed watching the videos. Good luck and waiting to find out how it all ends

Ubuntu 16.10 using xfce desktop (on low display quality)

A nuisance, but still:

If i understand correctly, this should address the setLookAndFeel problem you mentioned in ?

You could try something like this import java.security.*; import java.math.*; public class MD5 { public static void main(String args[]) throws Exception{ String s="This is a test"; MessageDigest m=MessageDigest.getInstance("MD5"); m.update(s.getBytes(),0,s.length()); System.out.println("MD5: "+new BigInteger(1,m.digest()).toString(16)); } } basically compare the hash in DB and the generated hash from the password that the user entered

Need to wait that mods have to say. Probably bad hooks

Same thing, scripts can't get quest configs, do banking or find most of the widgets.

Check if you can launch java from cmd. If not then check you environment variables if PATH points to a java bin directory

Thanks.

Hey, Wanted to know what's the best way to know what's the state of rooftops (enabled or disabled) at any time in game. Looks like it doesn't get the config ID

VPN changes ip on your whole machine. You need some sort of client (OpenVPN for example) to connect to it. When you launch OSBot it will use the vpn's IP, cause you'r whole machines ip now is the VPN's. No way to use VPN only for OSB, launch the vpn on a VM or something

Seems to work kinda shaddy on Windows, though works well on Linux

C:\Users\bot\Desktop>java -jar "osbot 2.4.117.jar" -debug 5011 Debug enabled on port 5011 [DEBUG][03/10 10:53:34 AM]: Injected 2 field list filters [DEBUG][03/10 10:53:34 AM]: Injected 2 field filters [DEBUG][03/10 10:53:34 AM]: Injected 2 method list filters [DEBUG][03/10 10:53:34 AM]: Injected 3 method filters In debug mode! Error occurred during initialization of VM Could not reserve enough space for 2097152KB object heap @Alek Got this JVM error after pressing "Launch"

This ^ . Check if you're script isn't throwing any expections constantly.

launch it from cmd with java -jar . It should print out an error stacktrace if it doesn't load. Then you'll know what's wrong

There isn't, though you can make a suggestion regarding this

What I've done is I added IP checking on the script I'm running to check this exact thing. And yes, if it loads properly then it is using the proxy, if you've selected to use a proxy on the client and the proxy is super laggy or doesn't work then the client wont load properly. So in short, probably won't be able to check if it is using a proxy apart from network monitoring of script side checking, but as far as I've tested all with using proxies on OSBot is good.

OSBot is currently down due to an RS update today. Need to wait out till the Devs update stuff.

Would like to know this also, cause I think we don't have access to all of the response codes?

I'm no C++ guru, but first of all I would suggest you replace all ! ~ $ % and etc characters to nothing. Then as far as I understand histogram1 != histogram2 are two different arrays so they will never be equal even when the values are the same. Just loop though one of them and check if the second one has that letter and the same amount of letters as the first one. If you don't find at least one match - instantly break the loop.