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Gunman

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Everything posted by Gunman

  1. Gunman replied to Ichindar's topic in Introductions
    If you mean writing your own scripts then here is a good start if you have basic Java knowledge https://osbot.org/forum/topic/115124-explvs-scripting-101/
  2. Gunman replied to Ichindar's topic in Introductions
    Welcome to the hell that is Java ☕
  3. They're using HTTP requests if it's real, probably the only way to do it that fast. They're sending the raw packet data basically is what requests are like btw
  4. @dhughes98 Could try downloading process lasso, disabling core parking, and moving the cores Java uses over to nonthreaded ones and maybe move them further back in the core list so they're more dedicated
  5. Applied to newer accounts to help prevent ad spam
  6. Gunman replied to Baboon's topic in General Help
    Yes, you can purchase store credit from someone here https://osbot.org/forum/forum/227-vouchers/
  7. Not sure what's going on atm, but it's most likely something on OSBot's side as everyone is having this issue
  8. Please note that global OSBot T.O.S. always applies in addition to this one, and personal T.O.S. can be declared obsolete at a moderator's discretion. OSBot Rules Market Rules
  9. When using bats you need to run the bat every time, this won't change any of the default Java paths used when double clicking jars
  10. 1 client 2 tabs, stealth only
  11. Try "C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_361\bin\java.exe" -jar "OSbot 2.6.71.jar" And make sure OSbot 2.6.71.jar is the actual name of the jar, it is case sensitive
  12. That might be related to windows scaling if you're using that
  13. Of course, you can. You're better off learning the fundamentals of Java first. Up to Java Arrays/OOP 1 should be enough to start scripting. But the more complex script you're making, the more Java you should learn to make it easier and cleaner. You may even find making some random simple Java apps to be fun as well. You don't need to stick with scripting necessarily https://www.programiz.com/java-programming Probably the best scripting tutorial and where almost everyone starts https://osbot.org/forum/topic/115124-explvs-scripting-101/
  14. @yeldarb Need to exchange context miner.exchangeContext(getBot());
  15. Make sure you're exporting the libraries
  16. Please note that global OSBot T.O.S. always applies in addition to this one, and personal T.O.S. can be declared obsolete at a moderator's discretion. OSBot Rules Market Rules
  17. The method is returning null so npcName doesn't exist. You need to null check stuff like that. if (npcName != null) { // Call stuff }
  18. Gunman replied to SoggyToes's topic in Archive
    Naw they're free
  19. Discord doesn't like cheaters
  20. Please note global OSBot T.O.S. always apply in addition to this one, and personal T.O.S. can be declared obsolete at a moderators discretion. OSBot Rules Market Rules
  21. Run it with java, it's a jar file
  22. Pretty sure he means this
  23. Better than you
  24. Gunman replied to Homez's topic in General Help
    Hit the windows key and type "add or remove programs" and hit enter. Either scroll through the list and look for anything relating to Java, or type in 20 and hopefully it will show up. Otherwise, check the Program Files (x86) folder too. Could be under other folders like Zulu, Azul, Corretto, etc

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