Wamie

If we wanna help you we need more specifics like: - At what point does the bot make the whole system freeze? - What is the amount of ram + CPU usage the bot has when it freezes? - What does work without freezing the bot/system? etc. Its the same with a car, if I go to the car mechanic and say "My car is broken I tried using it for 2 hours but its broken as it doesnt run properly" he would be like "What doesn't work properly please clarify, what have you tried?"

Welcome

Around 18 hours a day give or take 2 hours on the weekends. I don't go to the gym but on work days I ride a bike for a total of 1 hour or something. I work as a programmer, and program + game in my free time. (also I do not have a social life).

You can use a socks5 proxy in the Maxthon browser (MX5) Its in the settings -> advanced -> proxy. Should be able to find it easily.

Depends on multiple things, most major things that determine your best way to learn are (in my opinion and I can only speak from personal experience in learning how to program): - Do you have previous experience with programming in any language? (NO html + css are not programming languages) Yes: Just take a look at the API and try to puzzle stuff together (is what I did) No: Look for basic Java programming courses/tutorials etc. To learn how the language works. - Do you prefer text/video resources to learn things? Text: There are some good threads in the Tutorials section of the forum. Video: There are some good videos on Youtube which are decently old but most knowledge still applies and cna be transfered, only the API changed basically. some general tips: - Don't start big, first learn to walk before you start to run and even before that learn how to crawl. - If you cannot figure something out, don't be afraid to ask (granted you should have googled first) - Just do it, and give it your best shot. EDIT: I forgot a important one, - Learn it for fun and yourself, nothing else. And certainly don't do it just for the sake of other people.

No worries, I was just curious and thought you meant the coords won't work with the webwalk in that way, my appologies for not understanding correctly. But that makes a lot of sense. Should have thought about that myself. Ah well, thanks for the explanation.

Well I use webwalking, and it works just fine in the script I am currently testing, I just use the enum to populate a JComboBox and fill the variables inside the Settings class. Then for walking I get the Area from the Settings, and web walking works perfectly fine.

Personally I think it is cleaner because it allows you to easily add multiple custom banks that are not defined in the API. Without needing to alter any code, while if I wanted to add some to your snippet I would need to alter the way you check each bank. But that is just me. (Just explaining why I personally think it is cleaner, not saying its the best option)

There is a snipper around on the forum which lets you get the closest bank in a cleaner way imo. It does it by creating an Enum yourself and filling it with the appropriate Area. Link:

Welcome ^.^

Thanks for the warm welcome so far. It is just my word as a random stranger on the internet but i won't scam quit. Take from it what you want, but I don't have any intentions of scamming people.

Hi hi The wamie here, I came here because my interest in writing scripts has taken an active turn, I am a programmer in my daily life so i can hopefully make some decent scripts to give to the community. Been a long time RS player, and have been using bot clients years ago but wasn't able to program decent scripts at that time. Can't wait to finish the script i am currently working on and maybe/hopefully make it to the SDN (but that is just hope for the future)