Swizzbeat
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I assume the Scholar rank isn't just about little tiny projects you can do, it's about general knowledge of programming as a whole and being able to incorporate other things into it as well. If you want to get the rank I would guess you would have to have the skills to do pretty much about anything software engineering based (which includes RuneScape related things like writing your own client (not like OSBot I mean full auto updater on a server somewhere, sophisticated mouse algorithm, etc)) that could also land you a job at a semi decent company. tl;dr I don't think one project is going to get you scholar
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You can read method names and infer what they do FROM THEIR NAME
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Edited OP with the main ones.
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No this isn't to all of them, just a few that some people may be interested in. Due to the OSBot API methods breaking every day I have to go back and fix fully functional scripts with my own method, and that takes time with as many scripts as I have. You'll get SDN rights + source code (disclaimer source is fucken terrible). If you want to make an offer on some of my bigger scripts (AIO Fisher for example) go ahead but I doubt I'll accept it. tl;dr If there is a script of mine you're interested in make an offer here. http://osbot.org/forum/store/product/241-swizzbeats-yew-cutter/ http://osbot.org/forum/store/product/242-swizzbeats-magic-cutter/ http://osbot.org/forum/store/product/201-swizzbeats-minotaurs/ http://osbot.org/forum/store/product/198-swizzbeats-skeleton-slayer/ Along with free scripts including Jad helper and AIO autobuyer with banking.
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99% of the time it really isn't even the scripter. If were using a method that's supposed to work it shouldn't be on us to recreate it.
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Do the bot worlds even do anything? I know if I was playing legit I wouldn't want to waste my time logging out just to be in a different world, and I'm sure many legitimate players feel the same way.
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The specific quests config value will change based on how far along you are in the quest, making it easy to detect what part you should be completing. It should be easy to find because it will continue to change as you progress in the quest.
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There's an array of values stored about your character (in the actual game) called VARPS. If you go to the client settings and check the Configs option you'll be able to see them change in the console when you do certain things. For example, becoming poisoned changes a specific value in your players variables which basically "tells" the game that you are poisoned. You'll understand it a lot more once you see it in-game.
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You sound like an 18 year old kid who just went to college and is away from mommy and daddy for the first time. Holy hell, no one gives a flying fuck what drugs you do dude. If you have to ask for peoples advice on how to do a drug you have mental issues.
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his reaction to the initiation ritual
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You ass.
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>> and << operators I'm assuming just wait/put out data. Obviously it's just printing out text and then waiting for input to store in a variable.
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Look up a youtube video random(45, 55)
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Detection for second screen that the correct options are ticked and the other person didn't quickly switch something to scam.
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Yes, all of @Swizzbeat's logos.
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If it's already that high then I don't think that's your issue. It could be, but I wouldn't see why OSBot would ever consume that much memory.
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hb birthday
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Allocate more memory to the client on startup.
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You should be using an ArrayList here (while programming to the interface as well): List<ScriptTask> tasks = new ArrayList<ScriptTask>(); LinkedList orders elements sequentially, so their good when you need to add/remove things. ArrayList on the other hand has faster read access. It's not a big deal here but it's just something I noticed As for your actual question, most likely client is returning null because you don't have an instance of it. Actually, on second look that is 100% the issue because you're extending Script in your class which is giving you another instance of script besides the one that was actually initialized. You need to pass the Script instance from your main class to the separate classes you use.
