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I did something similar in my open source quest bot here: The first thing you should know is that when exiting the main loop you aren't updating the game variables until the loop cycles again. That means you can't execute all your game logic in another loop. You will need to continue this original loop at the end of your method execution. As for creating different classes are you trying to execute different logic in these classes? If so you might be better off just using methods rather than passing state back and fourth between classes. When you instantiate a class you're creating an object which has its own identity, state, and behavior. What I do in my script: Each quest is a class and they all have a template (an abstract class called QuestObject) with a method called "run()". In the main loop I use polymorphism to pass whatever quest is running to a QuestObject. Using this object (that can be any quest) I execute the "run()" method which is mandatory for all quests. Inside the "run()" method I execute any logic for that specific quest. The "run()" method returns a number to the main loop (0 - 3 usually). In the main loop I use an integer variable called "status" that holds the returned value from the quest "run()" method. I run a switch method based on the "status" variable. 1 -> continue running the "run()" method 2 -> the quest is finished so execute the next quest 3 -> there was an error, stop the script. Then the loop continues.

Nice work! You should add comments to your code to make it easier to read. May I ask why you use specific positions for walking? Not that I know any better, but I typically use something like getWalking.webWalk(area); which automatically finds a random point within the area. I do this so that the walking stays unpredictable. My personal belief is that after your script is ran 1, 100, 1000+ times then patterns start to develop if you use static information.

I just got back into botting and here's my testing setup: 1x OVH 2GB RAM, 1 vCore, and 20 GB storage ($5) (I think in the future I'd go for their bigger plan for $10.99/mo) 1x Private Proxy ($3.50) (but I plan on switching providers to get them in bulk for $1 - 0.50c each) 1x Ubuntu-Desktop with Linux OS (free) Overall costs: $8.50 / mo ($4.25 per testing bot) Currently I can run 1 bot without any issues, but when I start running 2 bots I can't use the server unless I'm only starting and stopping the scripts. In the future I'd rather scale out than scale up (buy more servers rather than a large one) because the specifications to run RuneScape are pretty low. I also find that the more bots you run the cheaper the overall cost is per bot. The only problem with having multiple systems is finding a way to automate them all.

I coded a questing script a few months ago and when I was testing it I found the biggest difference between an account being banned and an account flying under the radar came down to three factors. 1. How random the script was Make sure you watch the script before you run it on a wide scale. There may be a choke point where the bot clicks dozens of times or something else of the sort. Report that to the developer. Also pay attention to which quests this is happening on. If it's happening on all your quests then it might not even be the script and it might be my next point; 2. How legitimate the account is When I bought cheap tutorial island accounts the accounts were almost immediately banned. I thought this was an error on my behalf until I changed my LVL 3 account provider and the accounts stopped getting banned. 3. The proxy provider you're using If you're not using a proxy that might be your problem right there, but if you are ensure it's actually private and reliable for runescape. When I used proxyfish I found the ban rate was higher than when I switched to a private provider.

Hi, I have a spare account I'm looking to sell but I'm not sure how much it's worth. Also, is there anything I can do to make it worth more before I sell it?

Thank you! I would appreciate that as I have to obtain most the data myself. Do you mind if I add you on Discord for when I have some questions? Thank you!

Looking to automate your RuneScape questing experience? Extra Quester is a questing bot created to automate the mundane questing tasks. Don't have time to complete quests on your bot? Now all you need to do is select your quests and press start! Why should I use Extra Quester? Extra Quester was designed to be free and open source for everyone to use. That means you pay nothing and get the full experience! Have feedback or a suggestion? Leave all feedback and suggestions on this thread! Have a specific quest you want to see? Let me know! You can also add me on discord to get in touch: Brandon#9592. Quests Completed (4) (COMPLETED - NEEDS WORK - NOT STARTED) Known Issues Screenshots Frequently Asked Questions Future Changes Credits Download and Source Download on BitBucket Source on BitBucket

This is how Jagex is going to start dealing with the bot problem.

Here is an example thread I did: Starting price is at 10M, but if you wanted animations or extra text/design it might be a little bit more.

Runescape Graphic Services Hello everyone! My name is ExtraBotz and I'm looking to bring my design services to OSBot! I don't have a very large portfolio at the moment so I will be offering discounted prices for the time being. Be sure to order quickly though as these prices won't last forever! Pricing (negotiable) Avatar - 5M Animated Avatar - 5 - 20M Static Banner - 5 - 10M Animated Banner - 15 - 50M Signature - 10 - 25M Contact me if you'd like to pay with PayPal and we may be able to negotiate a price! How to Order You can order by contacting Brandon#9592 on discord! Or alternatively private message me on these forums! Portfolio (More Coming Soon)

Same thing happened to me. My premium sock got flagged. I find its easier just to risk it and use free socks for all bots separately.