Allen

I'm planning on going and wearing the logo of the RSPS I've owned for the past 4 years... or maybe an OSBot shirt lol, just for the shits and giggles.

gratz, I'm still trying to make it to 100 lol..

Perhaps botting has never been safe, however, we can easily say that years ago it was much less of a worry. I used to bot 72 hours on dungeoneering on my main years ago. The funny part is that I was eventually banned for RWT yet never flagged for botting at all. Now of course you actually have to worry a little, but on RS07 if you babysit it while you bot + breaks, there's not a whole lot to be concerned over. I've only been temporarily banned on RS07 once and it was bot busting (which could've been prevented had I babysat the bot)

Glad to see this is finally released. Great job on this guys, keep up the amazing work .

I don't bot on 07, I'm just getting into development for scripts on OSBot since I'm getting back into oldschool. However, I definitely do not see a rate even relatively close to RS3's at all. The methods you took on RS3 would allow you to bot fine on 07(however, the chance is always there :P). By the way, you can chat and use the keyboard, you need to enable that though(keyboard icon in the top right corner).

Enjoy your trip I'll be going there in the summer for a programming competition (if I win in my state[which i will]).

I was just giving general knowledge, I wasn't saying that was your reasoning. Their pattern detection is very advanced. Not only that, your account is monitored. Your ban was not related to the instantaneous events happening as you were banned, it was collective. Did you always babysit by the way? You also have to realize that they've put quite a lot of effort into RS3's bot detection. Don't you think they've added babysitting & talking in clans/pm into consideration? Babysitting the bot doesn't guarantee much of anything tbh. You're still making the same mouse patterns and movements.

I have to agree with that, I'm not a fan of Oracle's website layout :P Anyways, PM me anytime you have questions

From what I've read, the clients aren't really detected(but in some cases can be), but instead they've implemented a very advanced pattern detection system. Any accounts linked to your banned accounts are also flagged/banned(which is why if you are banned and try botting again your ban rate is nearly 100%). That's why on RS3 if you are banned you're supposed to change IP and everything. I know for a fact that file names in the client have to do with detection. For example if you deobbed and decompiled the client and the class names were different, and you tried to log into this client you would almost be instantly banned(from what I've read). Regarding client detection, if our client(osbot) were being detected, you would be banned for just logging into the client. Anyone want to verify any of this^? :P I'm just going off experience from the past lol.

It's not only html5, in fact I'm pretty sure that project was thrown to the side. The main client you play on though is still java. http://prntscr.com/2sap74

Take a look at this page when you get a chance: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/documentation/codeconvtoc-136057.html It will tell you some useful stuff about general programming conventions for java. It's good to get in the right habit early so you don't realize you're doing it wrong after you've done it for so long :P. NewBoston is a good source too. Try to find the e-book for HeadFirst Java. That is an amazing book for learning the fundamental principles for Java. (from as little as primitive data types, to polymorphism, inheritance, networking, & concurrency ).

There's an element for it in the source of the webpage titles http://prntscr.com/2san2y However, I'm not sure of the mod/hook, whatever for IPB, allows it to be edited.

class array { public static void main(String args[]) { Capitalize your class names, also since you did not really note it, arrays can also be used for other primitive data types, as well as reference variables(objects). Also this is incorrect: thisisanarray[2] would print out the third element in the array, which is 3. thisisanarray[0] has a value of 1 thisisanarray[1] has a value of 2 thisisanarray[2] has a value of 3 etc..

Good work & luck! Stay dedicated too. Learning to program is useful in many aspects other than scripting for a bot as well, so it is very beneficial that you are teaching yourself this. You never know, you may find that it is suitable for a future career ;). Once again, good luck!

Good, however, that is apparently not the case for every combat script according to the user above. I'll test it out later and see as well.

http://osbot.org/mvc/sdn/scripts/ Check there for free scripts, and here: http://osbot.org/forum/store/ for premiums. You can also check in local scripts for one that you manually download. Check out the combat board for SDN: http://osbot.org/forum/forum/124-combat-slayer/ EDIT: Range guild: http://osbot.org/forum/topic/30533-pseudorangingguild-trains-range-and-exchanges-archery-tickets/ For rock crabs, just use an AIO fighter, there's more than one I believe.

http://services.runescape.com/m=news/valentines-day?oldschool=1 Second bullet, which I think implies that if you try to log out after 6 hours of online time it kicks you off despite combat timer. Or may imply that you are kicked after 6 hours no matter what.

What script? Should report the issue to the script developer for the script this happens on as well so that they can apply the npc health > 0 condition(not sure why they wouldn't have in the first place tbh..).

This was my exact thought lol

If it is an implementation of RS3's pattern detections then we won't see an immediate effect. For some reason I'm convinced that they did not add this just for the simple fact that the playerbase for oldschool is not large enough yet for them to cut a portion of it out. I could be wrong though.

Yes, I have to mute my computer when I get on the chat lol...

Welcome to OSBot & nice sponsor ;p

The client shouldn't select an NPC that is technically "dead" anyways. It's useful for scripts to have this as well though I suppose.

http://prntscr.com/2s70fu That is a shoutbox, notice the green part above it? That is used for messages, notifications, or links to useful threads. Something like this maybe: http://prntscr.com/2s72lr Although having something other than just text, perhaps a green box like the one in the above screeny?

There should be either a notifications or announcement box right above chatbox for super moderators to put some sort of message either regarding the status of the bot or in general links to useful threads such as http://osbot.org/for...nown-bug-fixes/ or even the link to the Client Error board. Reasoning: It's be useful for the many many users who come to the chat box regarding issues that can be fixed simply by reading the above thread. This update would also allow for super moderators to update the message regarding the status of the bot.