HawkGuide

When you say 10am to 5 am, you mean 19 hours?

That's weird. My bot died a few days ago, went and resupplied, then went back and killed him.

For some reason whenever I choose a spec weapon it breaks the script, just stays at "setting up script".

Yeah, I've been switching it up. I started out and in the first 2 days just did agility & all the requirements to do the full stealth quester & agility, with a few quest. Today I just finished all the quests. Pretty much leveled everything except rc/con/hunter. I just wanted to know how the hours work because if I were to play from noon-midnight, then wake up at 6-7 am and play, I didn't know if that would be considered two separate days, or if they'd be combined since it was within 24 hours.

I constantly watch my bots for bugs, like walking back and forth. In #3 what I mean to say is without having to actually stop it after a break, select a new script, repeat every break, stop them and let them cool off for awhile, and then restart them. I'd just like to know if there's a way to automate that.

I used to bot a long time, but I haven't really been playing Runescape much due to EoC. I didn't really want to switch back, since I'd lose all my stats. I finally decided I could just bot, so I just spent $200+ on here to get a good number of scripts and wanted to get some basic information #1 - Mirror or Injection. What do you guys use? I see a few of the scripts I have make you use injection. #2 - Some people say "play x amount of hours a day". When does the actual "day" restart? How are the days calculated, by midnight at their timezone, or playtime in the last 24 hours of the current time? So if I were to play 15:00-20:00 on friday, at saturday 16:00 it'd be four hours, and at 17:00 it'd be three hours? #3 - Is there any way I could take more advanced breaks? For example, you could have 50 on/7 off, switch skills after breaks, and then after so many breaks it takes a long "sleep" time and resumes. That way I could train an account slowly on a spare laptop without having to worry about it much.