Gabriel Ramuglia

What is PA? hw mouse is for stealth injection. no need to use it for mirror.

You could use sandboxie instead of a VM. Definitely use one or the other due to random.dat

yes

If the goal is to sell the accounts as F2P trade-restrictions-removed accounts, why bother putting membership onto the accounts? Just bot some stuff in f2p that doesn't earn much money, but builds up some stats. Then you don't have to earn back the bond cost. It's hard to avoid bans on brand new accounts while doing efficient money makers.

That's stupid. A stick of ram uses like 3w. A fully loaded server like the above will be like 200w under heavy load, closer to 100w idle. Yeah this is much better than the first one you looked at. Dual E5-2680v4 would be even better and should cost about the same. 450w is fine.

Most useful post ever. Exactly what I was looking for.

You still need help with this? I have a solution.

Don't you literally just talk to one NPC with the correct items in inventory and then the quest is done?

nice

The github link doesn't work?

Another way to do it is with scroll wheel up or down, provided the mouse is onscreen: if (zScale > 500) { ctx.log("Z scale > 500. Zooming out. 181 is max zoom out. 1448 is max zoom in). "); if (ctx.getMouse().isOnScreen()) { ctx.getMouse().scrollDown(); sleep(rand(50,150)); ctx.getMouse().scrollDown(); sleep(rand(50,150)); ctx.log("Former Z scale = " + zScale + ". New Z scale = " + thisCamera.getScaleZ()); } } else if (zScale < 300) { ctx.log("Z scale < 300. Zooming in. 181 is max zoom out. 1448 is max zoom in). "); if (ctx.getMouse().isOnScreen()) { ctx.getMouse().scrollUp(); sleep(rand(50,150)); ctx.getMouse().scrollUp(); sleep(rand(50,150)); ctx.log("Former Z scale = " + zScale + ". New Z scale = " + thisCamera.getScaleZ()); } } else { ctx.log("Z scale = " + zScale); }

"Misthalin Mystery", 1535

Can you provide an example of this? Edit: it was easier to just refactor the code to not extend methodprovider, and have all of the functions expect you to pass in the methodprovider context as an argument.

It also types the names of the items and buys the items super quickly, which is unrealistic. Also, the prices it types in are fully random, which is also unrealistic. Users who are trying to pay 13k for a 5k value item aren't going to type out 12,392. Most of the time they might type in 12,400, 12,000, or 13,000. If you must type in a random number for the price, it should be a rounded number at least half the time. Hitting +5% a couple of times for most items is a more human way to buy when you don't mind overpaying. I understand that's not always enough to successfully get an item, so it would require falling back to the old method if the item doesn't buy right away. Not sure if you do this already, but items bought should be bought in a random order. Make a "shopping list" of items to buy, then randomly sort the list, and then buy the items one at a time from the list. If every time a bot does quest X, it buys 7 things in the exact same order, the odds that a human will buy those 7 exact things from the GE in that exact order is almost zero. Especially if combined with any other type of bot profiling, it would be rather simple to detect that your quest bot is running. Especially if there are other ways to complete the quest by buying 6 or 8 things instead, the odds someone buys the 7 items from the GE, in that order, for totally random typed prices way above the list price. purchased at superhuman speed.... you get the idea.

Just clicking the start script option within the script selector within osbot. Actually, I have started osbot with -allow norandoms edit: Starting osbot without "-allow norandoms" and stealth quester was able to load.

fresh account (level 37). free to play. player located at grand exchange when script began. fresh client using sandboxie / proxifier mirror mode Can't even start the script: [INFO][01/12 04:05:42 PM]: Welcome to OSBot 2.6.41! [INFO][01/12 04:05:42 PM]: Loaded 0 RS accounts! [INFO][01/12 04:05:44 PM]: Script list refreshed and loaded 7 scripts. [INFO][01/12 04:05:46 PM]: Updated injection hooks for client revision : 202! [DEBUG][Bot #1][01/12 04:05:46 PM]: Initializing mirror client bot... [INFO][01/12 04:05:46 PM]: Started bot #1 [INFO][Bot #1][01/12 04:05:54 PM]: Initializing 39 API modules... [INFO][Bot #1][01/12 04:06:01 PM]: death callback thread started [INFO][Bot #1][01/12 04:06:01 PM]: prayer thread started [ERROR][Bot #1][01/12 04:06:01 PM]: Error in script onStart(): Stealth Quester java.lang.NullPointerException at j.prn.onStart(cc:82) at org.osbot.rs07.event.ScriptExecutor.iiIiIiiIIiiI(re:216) at org.osbot.rs07.event.ScriptExecutor.start(re:510) at org.osbot.Lpt8.iiIiIiiIIiiI(kab:44) at org.osbot.lPt3.iiIiIiiIIiiI(nw:147) at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor.runWorker(Unknown Source) at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$Worker.run(Unknown Source) at java.lang.Thread.run(Unknown Source) [INFO][Bot #1][01/12 04:06:01 PM]: Terminating script Stealth Quester... [INFO][Bot #1][01/12 04:06:01 PM]: Script Stealth Quester has exited! [INFO][Bot #1][01/12 04:06:01 PM]: prayer thread exited

You can prob get banned if all you do straight off tut island is kill chickens. Don't need to use a bot client to get banned for it. Switch to cows after gaining a few levels, and mix in some other tasks. Also, do a quest or two as the first thing you do on your account is best. No-quest accounts get banned a lot quicker. Lots of low level F2P content (filling water jugs, mining clay, killing chickens) is for all intents and purposes "forbidden" due to heavy botting.

Can woodcut farmed trees. They regrow and nobody else can chop yours down. Nevermind, forgot about random chop downs. Wouldn't work very well.

record an hour long macro. not much reptition in that case.

getGraphicObjects()

That's a way to do it, but clearly not the only way. For training ML, you need to have an effective feedback mechanism. I.E. do X, score goes up. The sooner the feedback happens after the action, the better. For getting banned, there isn't a whole lot to go on. Whatever you do that gets you banned, doesn't trigger immediately. Most bans are delayed bans. As well, no single action causes the ban. That's a really poor situation for trying to train a machine learning script. At the current state of the art, people are far better at learning when there is very little data to go on, than computers. Computers need loads of data and iterations to train machine learning. Imagine creating 200k accounts and getting them all banned in order to train a machine on what gets accounts banned? Well, the thing that gets accounts banned is having large numbers of accounts doing statistically indistinguishable actions, so.... yeah that's not going to work.

I did a trial run and found Stealth Quester, at least, the F2P quests = instant ban All 4 accounts: slow botted fishing and attack Account 1 -- no stealth quester -- still going strong after 8 days and > 20 hours botting. Did 2 quests manually. Account 2 -- stealth quester with 1 quest per day -- banned after 2 days questing Account 3 -- stealth quester with 3 quests per day -- banned after 1 day questing Account 4 -- stealth quester with 3 quests per day -- banned after 2 days questing Stealth -- it is not. You might get lucky with the pay to play quests, but don't use it for the free to play quests for sure.

Jagex will ban for "botting" if you're not botting. Just do something that makes money in F2P = ban. Especially on new accounts. Especially for commonly botted tasks (filling water jugs, etc). If you want to play F2P, play like a person would play. Start the game, wander around like you have no idea what you're doing most of the time. If you do anything that makes money, do extremely very little of it, especially until your account is older. Processing items near bank is probably less ban prone than collecting resources in the world. Flipping items is a good way to make money in F2P without getting banned, since it's hard to bot that successfully I doubt it's botted much. Depends what the java client is able to collect. If java has access to the info, Jagex can write software to collect that info. If their software already does or not is another question.

Moving the mouse offscreen, especially when not doing anything for an extended period, is an easy way to improve the "realism" of your bot's activity. I would say, the things that are disallowed until 20 hours play time, those are still heavily watched. As well as, any other F2P money makers. A relatively new account will get banned more or less right away for spending any length of time doing F2P money makers. Filling jugs of water, selling fire runes, collecting cowhides (even not selling just collecting), all of this can you get banned very very quickly, whether you bot the activity or do it manually. I don't know how much they loosen this up for accounts that have aged for a while, but honestly, you probably shouldn't bot-for-profit on a F2P account. common suicide-botted methods will get you banned inside of an hour, and I wouldn't want to risk an aged account on the kind of crap money making activities possible on F2P.

Good to know! Thanks for sharing.