I was just calling on the java.awt.Toolkit getImage method. I tried converting the string to a URL for the parameters for that as well.
https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/awt/Toolkit.html#getImage(java.lang.String)
So I am trying to get a web image to display on screen to cover chatbox and use a background image I have uploaded to imgur. However, when I have the code in the script it gives me an error. I am using this method:
private final Image background = getImage("url here");
And this in the onPaint:
g.drawImage(background, 1, 1, null);
But it says the getImage is not recognized. I tried a java exaple to call the method explicitly "Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getImage"
with no luck. Does anyone have a 'best practice' to pulling a web image as a background for an onpaint?
SO I have been writing a script that essentially completes tutorial island, gets 7 quest points, and then makes money until it is eventually banned. My question, is how long, on average, will these bots have until banned? I am not changing IPs nor email addresses(yet) and am just running each into the ground for maximum profit/account.
What are the average ban times? 24 hours? Less?
I keep everything separate. Bots on designated proxy/VPN IPs, mules on different IPs and Mains on my home IP. I honestly am more worried about getting flagged on the main account for having lots of trades with large amounts of gold with nothing in return to the mule accounts.
I have a smallish farm for myself going (for main accounts) but want to keep them semi seperate from the bots/mule accouts. How best would I do this?
So far I have been going about it as such:
Bots collect resources, give directly to mule account. Mule then sells resources to GE and gives gold to main accounts.
Is there a better/safer way?