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This is genius... simulating afk would make exp rate much much slower but im super curious to see if this would reduce ban rate.

What about if you say "No homo" beforehand?

Thanks for sharing!

Uninstall any version of Java runtime environment you have installed and then install JRE 8.

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Legend! +1 to this.

Very useful. Thanks Chris.

I did see that, i just wondered if there are any links to randoms and ban rates. Does constantly dismissing randoms scream bot?

Hi, Sorry if this is a stupid question, or if im missing the point (im new to botting so probably im completely missing the point)... But randoms. I thought one of the main reasons of randoms were to catch out botters, do any of you (scripters) attempt to solve randoms, or is there data suggesting ignoring randoms doesnt effect ban rates?

I thought it may be as simple as this! was looking for a method on the NPC object rather than the map. THANKS!

Hi All, So im working on a combat script, the script is finding the intended enemy no problem however... In this case the enemy is unreachable due to the closed gate (red arrow). My bot will stand here clicking "attack" over and over. Any suggestions?

Hello OSBot Community! I'm an old school runescape player. Im 21 now, i played when i was around 13-14 and have recently started playing OSRS again. Since then and now i've learnt a thing or 2 about coding (mostly C# / ASP.NET / PHP) and am now employed as a full time software developer. Coming back into the OSRS scene with these fresh set of skills i thought it would be fun to have a play around with bots. After doing my research and trying out a few bot clients i stumbled across OSBot. The active community here and features this client provides clearly indicated to me ive ended up in the right place! So after downloading the OSBot client and trying out a few scripts, getting familiar with how this all works (i have no previous botting exp) i decided to start writing my first script. Knowing how similar java is to C# i figured i should be able to pick it up pretty easily. Following a guide on here i managed to set up my IDE and start playing around with the API. Im having great fun so far and i hope to release a free Basic Combat script in the near future. Shout outs to : @Explv for the Guide on getting me set up (Awaiting the GUI section to be completed ) @Apaec for his Guide too and for helping me out along the way. Although ive only been here a day or two, I've really enjoyed my time here and am looking forward to being part of this awesome community.

Very useful to know. Thanks!

Thank you both. Your help is much appreciated /closed

Thanks for your reply. Thats strange the script doesn't seem to update (pick up my changes) every time on the client. It seems to be a bit random. And for the second point, i thought as much. Thanks again!

Hi All, This is my first post, so first off, nice to meet you all. This seems like a great community and im hoping to contribute by creating some scripts. Im a software developer by profession so fingers crossed i should be able to get the hang of scripting. My question is how do i make debugging easier. I have 2 main issues 1) So im using IntelliJ, as you can see above when i make a change to my script and rebuild, IntelliJ cannot replace the .jar file in my scripts directory. Im guessing this is because the script has been loaded OSBot so its technically being used by that process. Every time i make a modification to my script i need to completely close OSBot client, then build. Then start up OSBot and log into my account again. (Just to confirm i have stopped my script). As you can imagine time is very time consuming, and may look a bit dodgy (level 3 account logging in and out non stop...) - Any tips here? 2) Is there any way i can debug from IntelliJ, like insert breakpoints, check variable values, stack trace etc? (this isnt a major, would just be super helpful). Apologies if these are obvious questions, im somewhat experienced in OOP (C#) but i've only just started using Java / IntelliJ today. EDIT : Questions answered. Thanks guys and gals