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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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Can you post a screenshot of your artifact settings? I am not sure what you mean by attaching the artifact. The OSBot client should be used as a dependency in your project. When you generate an artifact you’re creating a .jar application with your code. By the client jar being a dependency it is already included in your project.

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I could make this for you if you're interested in a private script. Add me on Discord: Brandon#9592 ID: 257025090401599505

In addition to what @Gunman said you can do .getRandomPosition() so that when walking to the bank it will be random every time. getWalking().webWalk(Banks.HOSIDIUS_HOUSE.getRandomPosition()); You can also use the Bank class to open the bank with a method called .open(). You can read more about that here in the OSBot API Docs.

Like the other comments stated it's simply the law of supply and demand. It applies to any economic market, but the other comments suggest there is just more gold in the game which I don't think is necessarily true. The law of demand says that at higher prices, buyers will demand less of an economic good. The law of supply says that at higher prices, sellers will supply more of an economic good. When less players demand gold or prefer to access it via in-game offers such as bonds it causes the sellers to reduce their prices in order to get more sales. When COVID first hit lots of people demanded gold which ultimately caused the price to spike. This was short lived and followed by a rapid decline to the price we're now at (around 0.50c if not less). Gold sellers won't want to hold onto too much gold if nobody is buying it and in some cases won't even trade you from their own account, but instead from the gold suppliers account to reduce their overhead and risk. This causes the suppliers to stockpile their gold and eventually leads to them selling it at a lower price just to get it off their hands. If the gold sites were in high demand for gold they would be searching far and wide for suppliers, but because that isn't the case and there is a surplus of suppliers they can simply middle man the trades and get pennies per million. With the typical mark up being around 0.20c each 100M is worth approx. $20 in profit. More suppliers/bots = the longer they can hold off on buying it because they're in no rush or ultimately pay less than it's worth and increase their profit margins.

If you learn Java you will be able to code that bot yourself. Take it day by day and use the tutorials already available on OSBot. There is a lot of free content to help you. It’s a lot easier to learn how to code when you’re motivated by solving a problem. Think of it like speaking another language. Learn it word by word and the meaning behind the words. Then you’ll speak the language required to create your bot. I wish you the best of luck on your journey!

The code has nothing to do with creating the jar file. You need to create an artifact and select the output file to be the OSBot script folder. Then you can build the artifact which will convert your code to a jar file. If this confuses you google “how to build an artifact in IntelliJ” and there are very helpful resources online.

Welcome and best of luck with your goals!

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I am sure there is more quality hidden somewhere deep in the forum.

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Runechat.com has no deposit fees and you could just theoretically deposit 07 and withdraw as RS3. If you're concerned ask their mods before hand if they have enough to pay you out immediately.

You would be lucky if people decide to pay you while you're learning. Typically you have to learn a programming skill then offer it to the world. The more you know about programming the more you can create. Best of luck with your educational journey!

You can't get paid to a MasterCard unless it's a debit account as that is a "credit" card. With that being said OSBot only pays via PayPal which you should have no problem registering for if you have a debit card. I wouldn't suggest trying to "contact the people managing the payments" as they're busy and probably just going to say it's not possible. If you have a debit account just sign up for pay-pal. They aren't going to offer special payment plans for specific scripters and the way some scripters can accept alternative payment methods is through what are known as "vouchers". This is where you buy the customer either the product or a giftcard and they pay you in the alternative currency (such as gp or BTC). With all this being said, I wouldn't recommend writing scripts for the purpose of money. It sounds like a long and frustrating journey with minimal reward. Instead if you pursue any idea with the intentions of doing a good job or learning more about programming you will be better off, overcome any hardship, and the final result will likely have a monetary value.

OSBot won't pay you in anything except PayPal. With that being said the minimum requirements to sell private scripts are Scripter I status (which requires one free script on the SDN) so there is an alternative way to make an income from scripting with the same prerequisites. The only difference is you work on a per-contract basis. That's where things might get tricky for you. If you're already deciding whether or not scripting is "worth it" based on the amount of income you're going to make then you've failed. If you're capable of writing scripts you may as well focus your time and energy elsewhere on more profitable ventures or get a real life job. OSBot can provide a good side income, but typically only if you know what you're doing and how to utilize your skills.

It would be a third party dashboard. I'm not sure if I would put built in script integration, perhaps just a simple way to input/format important data. Like I said previously I personally think the most important would be revenues, expenses, and account status. Those would be very simplistic to report as well.

Without script integration it couldn't show in-game variables without some kind of built-in function. It could theoretically show you how long the account lasted from the time of creation on the dashboard to the time it was reported as banned. It would just be for data, but there could be future improvements to launch scripts. You would most likely have to add data manually, but it would be simplistic. I.e click an account, click "expense, income, or report ban", enter a number and click submit. The whole process should theoretically take less than 30 seconds per account. This is an interesting twist on the idea I had. Originally I had planned on creating a site, but if the users host their data locally it could make it easier to access an instance of the OSBot client and no data would need to be stored on an external database.

Hello everyone, I have had this idea in the back of my mind for a while, but I wanted to know the general consensus. Feel free to vote on the poll to share your opinion or leave a reply! The idea is a botting dashboard that tracks things like profits, bans, expenses etc and will contain statistical analysis such as charts and graphs. It would work on a trial basis where users will always have one free account, but if they want to track multiple accounts they will have to buy a premium subscription on a monthly basis for $2 - $5 approx. Let me know what you guys think!

If they are runecrafting bots they likely use the Graceful outfit for the restoration boost.

You should still do a null check for the muler object. if(muler != null) { // then we can access the muler object } Also when you use an Interactable the method returns a boolean so you should check if your .interact() interaction returns true. Player muler = getPlayers().closest(player -> player != null && player.getName().equals(mule)); if(muler != null) { if(!trade.isCurrentlyTrading()) { if(muler.interact("Trade with")) { state = "Trading with mule."; // sleep condition } } }

I created a script that completes the Arceuus library if you’re looking for an easy way to get started with Rune Crafting.

I seen one of these today at the G.E I can’t believe they make that much profit

You can release any script you want in the unofficial section. Then you can just obfuscate the source so nobody can see it unless this is an open source project. I released a quester when I was first learning for free and it still receives downloads to this day. If you want to release it on the SDN there are rules against duplicate scripts to help avoid saturation and I believe one of the lead developers of OSBot has a clue solver on there. With that being said, you can still put in a request to have it released on the SDN and it will be reviewed by the script officer. If he decides it would be a good addition to the store for free then he'll put it alongside the other clue solver otherwise he'll let you know why not.