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yfoo

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  1. Thanks guys, I ended up using the mouse position display and hardcoding it. I'll remember this.
  2. The client is able to highlight the bounds of interaction for items in the inventory. What class/methods would I use to obtain these bounds?
  3. yfoo posted a topic in Introductions
    Hi, I just started playing OSRS ~3weeks ago but have played/extensively botted back 6-7 years ago when Rs3 was still Rs2. This was also back when RSbuddy was a botting client and I was script kiddy. Now as a software engineer, I joined OSbot because I wanted to make my own scripts and get a few 99s. As a personal rule, I am not allowed to use anyone else's scripts, therefore any scripts I run are my own creation. If people are intrested I am willing to make my scripts open source along with progress updates on my account. I'll be botting in mirror mode to presumably mask the usage of a 3rd party client. For my Hello World script for OSbot's API heres a simple high alcher: https://github.com/PayPalMeRSGP/HelloWorld_OsBot. Currently it only alchs magic longbows but I plan to modify it tomorrow to include a paint and an item selection interface. Furthermore to make the script less deterministic it already uses a normal distribution method to generate a random interval between click intervals. Thank you for reading this, and good luck with goldfarming and inflating the runescape economy.

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