Swizzbeat
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Most of mine goes straight to savings, while a small amount goes towards just general cash I can spend on the weekends if I feel like going out. -
You should probably add a part regarding correctly sending events. It's probably very easy to detect a bot if you press the mouse using default API methods, and then suddenly start sending MOUSE_MOVED events instead of MOUSE_DRAGGED or something similar which should normally be happening. Great guide nonetheless mate
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Right if you're left you don't understand what brackets represent.
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We all gotta start somewhere.
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such fascination much information muy importanto
This. It's also easy for them to detect things if, for example, someone sends a MOUSE_MOVED event while the left mouse button is being held down (should be a drag event).
Do you mean more detectable? Because neither one has anything to do with humans....
The things I would do to your girlfriend disgust me.
I love the idea behind a generic PaintProperty class to represent any paint statistic. Makes it so much cleaner
I've never been a fan of Scion. They look like the next generation of the Mazda3.
No you don't. There's a difference between knowing something and regurgatating information people tell you.The only real way to legitimately avoid detection imo is to run the bot on an entirely separate JVM instance. Or, don't code the bot in Java at all.
I'd be interested in looking at it.
The only times I've ever used "injection" (if you even want to call it that) has been setting instance variables to my own modified classes. I'm still pretty new to programming in general, thanks for clearing that up for me
I have no life, nor friends, nor loved ones. You misspelled sA (what you meant to type) in the Node constructor argument. Right now you're just assigning the instance variable sA a reference to itself which is, of course, null.
return sA.client.getLocalNPCs().contains("Banker"); Not sure if you meant this or not, but you're checking if a list of NPC objects contains a String. As for the NPE, show us your abstract Node class.
You can't have injection without reflection lol. OP looks good
Well they're not really comparable as they do completely separate things. I'm just saying it's more efficient to use a StringBuilder object when doing multiple operations on a String rather than modify it and litter the stack with unneeded variables. Also, why didn't you just make a String variable to store the name of the enum instead of calling the #name() method twice?
The code I posted returns the same exact String and is more efficient. You're calling the #name() method twice as well as creating additional String objects while mine only uses only a single StringBuilder. Strings are immutable, which means any operation on them creates an entirely new String instance (leaving the other to be garbage collected).
Why are you leaking our private convos m8
Now look at developers section/tracker.
It was easy to create a flawless script back in the days because the bot itself took care of most of the work for the scripter. Now it's entirely possible to design a fully functioning script however there is a lot more work required to make it perfect.
Wait I thought you had to be OSD for stakers?
