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Wew this rules :x Now change your name to dreil

Would make more sense to have a list why certain people got TWC :|

I wish, but I don't, you should try a private server pro who is familiar with the cache and stoof like that.

It's probably possible, but it's not just going to be a matter of opening the cache. Might not be easy to force render tracks or stuff like that though, because their midi engine use licensed libraries so they might have tried a bit harder a securing that part of the code :p

osrs uses midi extensively, I don't think they store complete audio renders in the cache.

feel free to pm me

Gratz, you actually got promoted

One time fee -> you only pay once to use the script. Lifetime -> a guaranteed working product, until the end of your life, obviously completely unrealistic. If a scripter quits, he loses his pay and OSBot has the right to update and maintain the script, but is in no way obligated to do so: We hold the right at any time, and without prior notice, to cease to supply any of our products or services provided by us and we will be in no way liable to you in any way if we decide to stop such supply. We hold the right at any time, and without prior notice, to stop any access to any of the products and services provided by us and used by you and we will be in no way liable to you in any way in the case of:

Just to be clear: "One-time fee" and "lifetime "aren't the same thing people.

I'll be OSDHD by the time that happens :x

The way I see it: regular members got promoted to silver, SDN scripter just became the rank of shame. Sucks to suck eh

Don't cut maple longs, string them! (better xp and profit!)

You won't get falsely banned for it, you 'll rightly get banned for it. Automation and cheating isn't limited to botting :p This 'physical source' theory isn't worth much, the only way you are 100% safe is if the source is a HUMAN (and not a bot client or... a fan I guess).

The mirror client doesn't spoof anything, it prevents jagex from checking if you are using botting software by taking away their ability to see the programs you are running (that's not exactly how it works, but no need to get more technical than that :p). Weath is playing mind games, he is obviously not going to tell which clients he can detect and which ones he can't.

Mirror mode pretty much already takes care of that.

There's probably a config for that tho

ultrarekt

for (int i = 0; i < alist.toArray().length; i++) { log(alist.toArray()[i]); } http://crunchify.com/how-to-iterate-through-java-list-4-way-to-iterate-through-loop/

I have gotten from 1 to 99 fletching with less than 200K TWICE now. - Make arrow shafts until you can string maple longs. - String maple longs until you can afford buying overnight supplies for stringing mage longs. - String mage longs until 99 (always keep a couple of thousand maple long supplies in the bank in case the magic long(u) market gets dry) 1-99 took me 2-3 weeks and got me 10-17M in profits. I'm actually bored of fletching now :x

for(Node n : nodes) { loop(); return n.loop(); } This will call loop() twice. Probably not what you want Not sure why you are using reflection to add the nodes though, but I'm also not sure why you shouldn't I will notify fixthissite of this thread :x

Because 500 timer snippets just isn't enough already. Uses the Duration class introduced in Java 8. Implementation example: Timer t = new Timer(); t.duration().getSeconds(); Source: import java.time.Duration; import java.time.Instant; /** * Created by Bjorn on 6/05/2015. */ public class Timer { private Instant start; private static final String formatter = "%02d"; public Timer() { reset(); } public void reset() { start = Instant.now(); } public Duration duration() { return Duration.between(start, Instant.now()); } @Override public String toString() { Duration duration = duration(); return String.format(formatter, duration.toHours()) + ":" + String.format(formatter, duration.toMinutes() % 60) + ":" + String.format(formatter, duration.getSeconds() % 60); } } Duration class tease:

Thanks for the feedback! (updated)

Total level and/or total experience points = probably a more accurate of ingame experience anyways :p