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Botre

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  1. Botre replied to Lucki's topic in Archive
    - Name of the script? - Anything logged in the console log?
  2. The ability to grab the OSB username was added back in.
  3. band aids
  4. Faster AND quicker??? Omg usually it's just faster but not quicker, good job.
  5. No need to spam ask the same question. Also: http://osbot.org/forum/topic/80484-lives-betting-post/#entry894014
  6. Wrong section + no need to spam ask the same question. Also: http://osbot.org/forum/topic/80484-lives-betting-post/#entry894014
  7. Hard to tell without seeing the architecture behind it all. Might be this though: s.groundItems.closest(Constants.areaDragons,Constants.loot) == null Try and remove that and see how it affects your CPU ^^
  8. I'm going to watch at least 10 more of them right now.
  9. This is pretty sexy. Mind telling me how you are getting these inventory/equipment icons? Straight from the game? Screengrabbing them dynamically? loading them from a static db? 10/10 would buy just for this tab (that is, if I were a script buyer at all, which I'm not )
  10. Makes your jar clickable (opens the OSB client). That's why I don't bother removing it.
  11. I'm pretty sure simple client-server communication is allowed as long as you aren't injecting new code into your client via your server, which is easy to scan for and I doubt he's doing.
  12. Don't, scripter aren't in charge of the administrative side of sales.
  13. Unless you currently have or plan to get a monitor with a 120-240 Hz refresh rate, buying a GPU to meet that 220+ FPS goal is just going to be a waste (more expensive GPU, more expensive PSU and more expensive cooling). Edit: nvm, didn't see the post about your monitor :p
  14. Botre replied to Krys's topic in Spam/Off Topic
    3 easy steps to keep cigarettes out of your mouth forever. Drink lava. Cause irreparable damage to mouth and throat. Die in horrible agony.
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    Botre replied to Mysteryy's topic in Spam/Off Topic
    . . . . . . . . .
  16. Lel. Entrepreneurship is a mindset, not a job.
  17. L2pathfind gower :|
  18. .... The problem we're facing here is statements like In Java, Objects are passed by reference, and primitives are passed by value. This is half incorrect. Everyone can easily agree that primitives are passed by value; there's no such thing in Java as a pointer/reference to a primitive. However, Objects are not passed by reference. A correct statement would be Object references are passed by value. This may seem like splitting hairs, bit it is far from it. There is a world of difference in meaning. The following examples should help make the distinction. ... Interesting article: http://javadude.com/articles/passbyvalue.htm
  19. Botre replied to Mexiah's topic in Scripting Help
    struct GUI { int valueA; int valueB; }; int main() // Your script { struct GUI MyGUI; // > Load GUI and set values here < int valueA = MyGUI.valueA; int valueB = MyGUI.valueB; return 0; } Think of a class as a struct with more functionality (crude definition but might help you).
  20. Botre replied to Mexiah's topic in Scripting Help
    http://www.programmingsimplified.com/java/source-code/java-program-multiple-classes
  21. Fear of college. Seems pretty obvious :p
  22. Fair enough. Still, the firemaking one was explosive.
  23. Laughter is my way of dealing with sadness. Funerals are awkward for me. Edit of the edit: Edit: edited by the edit of the edit

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