Gunman

@Malcolm

Hardware mouse does make a difference on both Stealth and Mirror

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Should be able to do this with Stealth Injection, but I don't think mirror will work.

Bust on you it is

Lower the reaction time to 50 or do what Camaro said

Not about one thing, it's the collective of all the things that make up the result

If you're only running one account and don't use your pc while botting you can try using Hard Ware mouse if you don't wanna get VIP

No idea, never used one, only used duel socket

For botting ye older stuff is better. All you really are looking for is core count and ram capacity

Depending how big of a price jump it is, the 3950x might be worth it having 4 more cores and 8 more threads. Also should take into consideration of heat generation from the pcs.

Single socket the only thing I can think of is a Thread ripper 3990x probably could if you're running stealth clients not mirror. I can run ~100 clients on my 3900x and a 3990x has over 5 times the cores so theoretically you can run 5 times the bots.

Fucking loops go bbbrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr bro

Not hard to do, just the way you gotta do it wouldn't be allowed on the SDN

Damn dude 3080's/ti's for botting, big baller. Probably 35-40 mirror and 25-30 mirror clients, assuming you're running mirror. If you limit fps to 20, probably can push near double that.

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Either you need to remove Java 17, try running jar fix again and see if it adjusts everything to Java 8, open with command prompt using Java 8 directory, or try right clicking open with and choosing Java 8.

If you don't need Java 17 then uninstall it and download Java 8 https://java.com/

Try running jar fix https://johann.loefflmann.net/en/software/jarfix/index.html

Not the cleanest of solutions, but yes, this will work.

Sounds like you're doing more than 1 interaction per cycle of the loop, probably why. And you could always call the script executor and pause it, forcing it to stop what it's doing, then resume after you're done. https://osbot.org/api/org/osbot/rs07/event/ScriptExecutor.html

Why don't you reverse it and make a thread that constantly scans for nearby enemies and then "pause" the main loop if one is so you can get away? That way you're only creating one new thread and you don't really need to do anything besides kill it on script exit

Why are you making a new thread for what looks to be each task?