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Gunman

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Everything posted by Gunman

  1. Gunman replied to epicdemic's topic in General Help
    Not hard to do, just the way you gotta do it wouldn't be allowed on the SDN
  2. 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.
  3. Gunman replied to jack1527's topic in General Help
    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.
  4. Gunman replied to jack1527's topic in General Help
    If you don't need Java 17 then uninstall it and download Java 8 https://java.com/
  5. Gunman replied to jack1527's topic in General Help
    Try running jar fix https://johann.loefflmann.net/en/software/jarfix/index.html
  6. Not the cleanest of solutions, but yes, this will work.
  7. 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
  8. 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
  9. Why are you making a new thread for what looks to be each task?
  10. @sohail What's the current status?
  11. Probably 3rd party program or a fire wall causing the problem then
  12. User - @bigNsmall Evidence is overwhelming, so I will be proceeding with his ban. Evidence - Open dispute on Sythe. https://www.sythe.org/threads/got-scammed-by-bignsmall/ Admin in his discord Worker Statement
  13. WebWalkEvent and set break condition https://osbot.org/api/org/osbot/rs07/event/WebWalkEvent.html
  14. @sohail I have placed @ProxyFish in TWC and have asked him to respond here. If you haven't tried getting into contact with PayPal support.
  15. If the bottom says Status then re-launch it. Will most likely be prompted with a install web walking button before getting your stealth and mirror buttons. Since you're free you can only use stealth atm I think.
  16. Run jar fix https://johann.loefflmann.net/downloads/jarfix.exe
  17. Click the download button in the top left to download the client
  18. This should get you going again fren https://osbot.org/forum/topic/115124-explvs-scripting-101/
  19. Think injection was down for a very short time, but mirror should be working again now
  20. Half the people didn't even read what the issue was lol Restart the client, if it still stuck on status restart pc and try deleting OSBot folder, and try restarting it a couple times after. Save the account and proxy file located in local of OSBot folder if you don't wanna lose that information saved in the client. OSBot folder location -> C:\Users\Computer_Username_Here\OSBot
  21. Either you need to clear cookies and refresh the page or the IP is blocked.
  22. Try setting DNS to Google (8.8.8.8) or Cloud Flare (1.1.1.1). Only other thing I can think of atm
  23. hi

    Gunman replied to FuryShark's topic in Spam/Off Topic
    Sloot
  24. Contact PayPal support to have it canceled
  25. If you don't use mirror and only running 1 account, use the hardware mouse option

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