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@Fusion41 Make sure you're entering the details correctly. If you still have issues check to make sure you bought a ipv4 socks 5 proxy

If that doesn't work you could try disabling camera rotating

What is the atPath boolean?

Archived until further notice as the dispute has gone inactive.

Archived until further notice as the dispute has gone inactive.

Archived until further notice as the dispute has gone inactive.

Well if you're on windows you can go to the volume mixer and mute the client and it should save and mute all clients from there on

Maybe a logic issue? Hard to say without any code, could try playing with the distance offsets and see if that fixes it for you

"SMPLPowerChopper" Power then whatever activity usually means dropping only my guy

New system uses a session token type of system, if they're forcing the account to use that to login into the game then no. Launcher will still launch that same client, but will give the client the token to use to login with instead of using username and pass

Drop the jar here if what Khal says doesn't fix it

OSBot is probably having issues loading the scripts through the proxy

Didn't look hard, and filters List<RS2Object> objects = getObjects().get(x, y); Position[] targetPositions = {new Position(0, 0, 0)}; List<RS2Object> objects = getObjects().getAll().stream() .filter(p -> Arrays.asList(targetPositions).contains(p.getPosition())) .collect(Collectors.toList()); EDIT: In case you also don't know how to loop through them to print out the ids... objects.forEach(object -> log(object.getId()));

Not bad

1 interaction per cycle of the loop, or you only add a isBankOpen check, if you're too lazy to actually plan out/redo a stable script

Welcome to OOP, it's shit

@Kayle7 Do what Khaleesi said or pass the instance to the class you want to call it from

Try this getClient().accessor.setCurrentWorld(worldNumber);

Made some changes

Might be SOL atm actually, even compiling OSBot into an exe and replacing the old launcher with it doesn't work as OSBot has some hook errors thrown

-1 should mean it's not a grand child so no. I don't get how it would run if the widget is null, you can't call a method on something that doesn't exist. My guess is the null was from the .isVisible check if you interacted with the widget.

@saintpaul1 Run this and see what gets logged final RS2Widget widget = getWidgets().getAll().stream() .filter(w -> w.hasAction("Deposit loot")) .findFirst() .orElse(null); if (widget != null) { log("RootId: " + widget.getRootId()); log("ChildId: " + widget.getSecondLevelId()); log("GrandChildId: " + widget.getThirdLevelId()); } else { log("Widget couldn't be found!"); }

Find where the launcher opens RuneLite, replace the RuneLite jar with OSBot and rename OSBot to RuneLite. Launching through launcher with RuneLite option should open OSBot if my theory is correct, not 100% sure if the login handler supports the different login screen or not.

Stealth supports up to Java 17, Mirror is Java 8 only