Botre

How else would I get my salad tossed ?

Delicious

I'm always looking for cool ideas to improve user interaction with my scripts, this is what I currently have: (a tab is automatically spawned for each instance of a botre script, allowing you to switch between multiple scripts easily) The settings button allows to change script settings mid-session (no need to restart the script) The monitor button renders a resizable version of the bot panel, perfect for... well monitoring. Possible ideas (let me know what you think + feel free to suggest other ones): Hop (not instant, but would allow you to change worlds without having to pause, etc). ...

Welcome to the club

I can fix my flaws in a couple of minutes. You on the other hand have virtually no control concerning safety-assurance in your business as a reseller, there's absolutely no way for you to check of fix the safety of your product without constantly putting at risk your customers. I'm not offended, I just know you're spilling bs because: 1. I have yet to be banned using any of my scripts. 2. You have sold products that got people banned in the past. Also, next time you notice a flaw in a script + don't tell the scripter about it + continue using the script (while being aware that it's flawed and therefore potentially dangerous): don't blame the scripter, but yourself.

You got put in TWC recently for selling a flagged proxy, that's an actually proven fact. Scripts 1 Proxies 0

I only bot one account so :p I'm planning to move to an external service to run more bots, but I'm for sure staying away from popular/common ones and services advertised on cheating forums, the odds are really against them :p Beg all you want, won't turn me into a liar.

I do what you do and have yet to be banned. The only difference being that I stay away from proxies, VPN and whatnot :p

The only reason I enjoy botting is because I like to watch my code run flawlessly Also the free geepees are cool I guess :x

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No mirror + freebie scripts

You're a goldmine

I have that one too in my lib :x Have never used it because I'm not very aware about the architecture of enums. A couple of questions: - Using the enum implementation, is there any scenario you would lose out on inheritance capabilities ? I'm almost certain the answer is no considering the very nature of the singleton pattern but I'm still curious - Are enum singeltons lazy or eager ? I'd say lazy but I'd still like to be certain (edit don't mind the underscores in my packaging :x)

package org.bjornkrols.design_patterns.lazy_singleton; /** * @author Bjorn Krols (Botre) * @version 0.0 * @since March 6, 2015 */ public final class LazySingleton { // Instance is not created until getInstance() is called. private static volatile LazySingleton instance = null; private LazySingleton() { // Do not delete or make accessible. // Exists only to prevent creating multiple instances. } public static LazySingleton getInstance() { if (instance == null) { synchronized (LazySingleton.class) { // Double check, synchronized block. if (instance == null) { instance = new LazySingleton(); } } } return instance; } }

^ (might want to show us how you're instantiating the singleton)

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You make food in pots, you don't make food out of pots. ...

inside onLoop() no

if(myPlayer().isAnimating() { } else { }

What the shit. I'm 100% sure that girl reks every single OSBot user.

Probably the script logic not accounting for the mirror's slow collection filling, post on the script's thread.

I like how you used breakCondition() instead of condition() (the API version of that method), makes more sense IMO. Gj

That's Ian Gower lol

lol dat face tho