Mysteryy

What script?

Op sux

voted all because

When I clicked this i had high hopes. I have never been so disappointed in my life.

U wanna go to fukin war lil gay boy

Caps hurt my eyes

If you used a farming script in the early days of OSBot it was likely mine. When apa says that there is not a market, he is speaking from a scripter point of view. The user count is not there for farming scripts, so its tough to justify making them as a scripter.

I am not super experienced in 3d design or rendering, but I believe something similar to this happens. An object will have a model, this model will have a viewport/perspective based on where you are viewing it from. Based on this, rasterization will occur converting the image into pixles (a rastered image). All of this should be handled in the opengl pipeline or a similar 3d rendering process. And yes, that is the technique that I was thinking of. Here is an image similar to the one I was thinking of that demonstrates the technique running. As you see, the image starts larger, the red line represents the least cost path for that iteration (The pixels that are least noticeable) and then the pixels under the red line are removed.

There are many different image scaling algorithms that exist. The goal is to remove pixels that have the least impact on the image in order to maintain the image quality. For example, if a very black pixel is directly touching many other pixels of a very similar color, that pixel will likely have a small cost when removed, so it may be a good candidate for removal. I seem to recall a pretty cool algorithm that I saw before which will find the shortest path through an image and then remove that path of pixels. This will basically remove a single path of pixels down the image which has a small cost, i.e. they will not be so noticeable when removed. If I remember what I am thinking of I will post the gif here. That is the general idea when scaling an image down. ^_^

No

Well I hope you fixed it on your code. Not closing streams is a terrible habit and can result in unexpected behavior, especially since the stream isn't being flushed.

Why don't I see a single .close() in this snippet?

Oh shit me too. :p

We will see how bored I get.

You could have uploaded this to github so people can download a zip instead of copy and pasting every file. Just a suggestion. :p

Antiban is a myth to attract users. I don't use it. Ever.

How much do people charge to do these by hand?

Not worth the effort required. The market for farming scripts is just not there. I made the first one on osbot long time ago.

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Computer engineer by school, Software engineer by work.

Yes the standard osb client will run fine on linux. Install java 8 and make the jar executable and then it will run like normal.

Mfw he bench presses 135 and curls 25 like a bitch

Yes install java and download the osb jar. You will need to make the jar executable before it will run.