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Hey all, so for the last week I've been experimenting with the osbot api and just recently got my first ban. I believe this is because of how experimental my scripts have been, (and once i forgot a sleep statment and the bot clicked as fast as the script could execute ). Anyways, I was just wondering, what should I do to prevent my next acc(s) from getting banned? I'm worried that my home ip is now flagged and i've heard around that proxies get banned quickly. I have a main (one month old) that I'm botting with premium scripts and want to keep it out from under the ban hammer. Also I'm going to continue scripting and would like my new accounts to not be automatically flagged. Any advice or insight helps.

This list is so clutch dude, thanks again.

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You're beautiful ya i've been playing with objects.closest for a few days now, this time I'm trying to randomize things a bit and gain better control over my script. Can you explain the t -> t!= null? All i have is c,c++ experience. I've noticed in paint it's 'g ->', how do you know, and what does it mean?

Thanks, figured you could store the objects x,y positions in an array and sort from closest to furthest. It's my second day with this API, thanks for the help I'll try not to ask more dumb questions.. I have no idea how to do what you said but I'll look around the forums more inventively.

Hey there, I've been trying to learn how to organize object lists, desperately need help with this. When I call List<RS2Object> it returns a whole page of hex numbers and id, i'm not sure what to do with it. This goes on for quite a lot longer^ What i want: to find all potatoes on screen and make a list of closest to furthest from my character. Also will want to know which tile each is on if possible. Thanks in advance

This works flawlessly was too noob yesterday to utilize it. Thanks again

Do i store them in an int array? How would you just target potatoes?

Thanks a ton man! This is a very steep learning curve for me (just C,C++ experience). Can someone please give me a code example of how to click the second and or third closest object? Would really appreciate it.

So getMouse().click(new MainScreenTileDestination(getBot(), potatoXY)); should click on a potato only in that tile if I have the position stored in potatoXY?

This is the tile on the screen right judged by difference from the bot right? Trying to have it do this on the maps x,y position if possible.

You guys are the best, I'll try these. Can you give me an example to learn from? Same as above, anything helps. First script in this API.

Hey all, been scratching my head for hours on this one. Is there a way to keep clicking within a certain tile on the screen until you gather a resource from that specific tile? I'm using objects.closest(" "); However since the field is crowded it sometimes clicks multiple different ones. I have the x,y position of the tile saved. Thanks, any advice helps, I have been looking through the API

Just wanted to thank you for this script, most tutorials are very outdated but yours worked with copy paste <3. Cannot wait to play around with the code Works really well, keep it up!

Can you make the bot stay on a specific tile? I'm trying to level in Varrock sewers hitting zombies and skellies over the river but it runs to them sometimes across the river, or wont attack them at all.

Hey man, just bought the script a few hours ago, love it but there needs to be a couple fixes. 1.After a monster is attacked the mouse will idle until it is killed, there should be a random chance of it doing some sort of action while waiting. 2.EVERYTIME run hits '30' the bot selects you to run, on EXACTLY '30'. Sorry for the caps but can you RNG this a little? 3. While fighting a creature the bot will click a fixed tile on the minimap (mines usually bottom left), after a second it will click the creature you're fighting again. 4. Camera rotation speed seems fixed (never uses mouse wheel drag). 5. Never checks stats, most humans hover stats quite frequently due to going insane on the grind. Anyway I admire your coding, hope to see a couple implemented.