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I would recommend checking that this isn't returning a null value. getStore().getAmount(BuyItems[i]) Put it in a variable and do a null check on the variable. Your problem may come from the name of the item. It's recommended to use an array of item IDs (you can search the item id here: https://www.osrsbox.com/tools/item-search/) Also, the API is extremely fast. Make sure you're checking that the store is open before running that code. You should only run that loop if getStore.isOpen() returns true.

You'll want to check this out: I also made a YouTube video about this a while back:

Welcome! Be sure to check this out if you're interested in adding your scripts to the SDN: https://osbot.org/forum/topic/162417-step-1-new-scripters-getting-git-access/

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Title says it all! Add discord: Discord: Brandon#9592 Discord ID: 257025090401599505

How do you know that the MethodProvider is not null? log(myPosition()); I'd recommend trying the code above in your onStart method. If this works, your method provider may not be instantiated correctly. You need to use the main class as the method provider.

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This works, but if you log into the account from an IP different than the IP the account was registered with the account gets locked.

Hi @Teamworkwelcome to the forum! It looks like your creating a polygonal area which may be causing some issues with the API finding items in that area. Looking at the area class in the docs you might be better suited using the first and last position in your list and calling the Area(Position southWest, Position northEast) constructor to create a rectangular area. This would work best if the fires were lit in a straight line. Another solution is to light the fire in a specific area and search that area constantly. Here is a good resource to help with visualizing creating areas: https://explv.github.io/

I've always wanted to make a network of some type of service script (dancing, you own me for x gp, etc) not begging that automatically mules the gold to one centralized account and creates a bunch of trade history with random users using free large sums of money to create false trade history for jagex to be confused af about when they look into the accounts. If you're interested in this add me on discord and we can talk more about it. Brandon#9592

I'm top 3,000 rank on RuneChat and while I wouldn't say it's a scam it seems the odds heavily favor the house. There was also one time I went to cash out a few hundred M and I had to wait a very long time. I ended up playing a few more games that I probably wouldn't have if I could instantly cash out. I am not sure the regulations regarding RuneChat, but if you're going to gamble you may as well do it on a platform that you know is regulated and likely has better odds. If you're not old enough to be on these platforms then you shouldn't be on RuneChat. Note: Real regulated casinos are required to have a cash "float" so when players cash out large sums of money they can guarantee a payout. RuneChat cannot guarantee large payouts immediately because they're not regulated.

Hello, I know you're looking for a service, but have you had a chance to check out the Extra House Favour script? Hosidius has some iron man support.

They are typically privately made. It's highly profitable so the likelihood of you finding a publicly accessible script is slim. I'm not sure how much they cost, but I know a few private scripters on here have made them before.

When purchasing a VPS you can choose between Linux and Windows. Linux is typically cheaper and less resource intensive, but there is a bit of a learning curve using the command line. You can also install a desktop onto Linux, but it's recommended to still learn the command line interface. As far as providers go I would recommend finding the cheapest one to start. Don't buy a server specifically marketed for games or runescape (the price will be marked up for the same hardware as non-branded servers). Botting isn't against the law so you shouldn't violate any provider terms. My personal recommendation would be Contabo. Specifically a European server as that is where they are based so you will get the best internet speeds.

You can create a third party launcher that handles the creation of the client. Using CLI parameters you can then start and stop scripts in order.

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You will find this very useful: https://www.reddit.com/r/2007scape/comments/7k06nd/king_of_the_skill_wrongful_disqualification/ As Khaleesi mentioned WooxSolo also made a solver and talks a bit about it here where he thanks evonaabi for his reddit post.

Sounds like overkill. I have a test account that I’ve bought dozens of bonds for that continuously stands still and does nothing but log back in sometimes for hours on end. In one instance I fell asleep and woke up 8 hours later to the test account in the same position doing nothing. That is on top of the hundreds of individual tasks and bug-ridden code I’ve executed. Not to mention the dozens of money making accounts I’ve had banned on the same IP over the last year or two. My opinion may be bias, but the more profit your account makes the higher the incentive for Jagex to ban you. If the account isn’t profitable or running a profitable task then they seem to be more lenient. Test away on your development account.

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