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@FushigiBot Each item is a separate entity, you probably need to do something like this and use .size() for the amount
public List<GroundItem> getAllTinderboxes()
{
return getGroundItems()
.getAll()
.stream()
.filter(g -> g.getName().equals("Tinderbox")
&& areaDraynorVillageWiseOldManFrontOfTinderboxBookshelf.contains(g.getPosition())
&& getMap().canReach(g))
.collect(Collectors.toList());
}
All new accounts have this restriction because of mass spam from new accounts a few months ago. Should be automatically removed when your account is older
And I made it send all clicks to 0, 0 and all mouse data to 0, 0 and it didn't make any difference over weeks of 24/7 at scale. The only time this appears to matter is if a Jagex mod reviews your account
Generally irrelevant. Sending the same exact mouse data via packets fairly consistently can do the exact same thing. Also there was, and I believe still is, a mouse recorder script on the SDN
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@JaggerNotchas Why do you have a class that extends script inside another class that extends script? And the error is complaining because the main class doesn't override onloop like your inner one does. Just remove that inner class and move all the methods to the main class
SDN scripts are checked for malicious code before being compiled and pushed to end users. Doubt it was from OSBot unless you're downloading and running random jars
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/
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
@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