ASMCypher

I was talking about the community itself and people who used tb migrated to osbot. Sorry english isn't my mother language. I know that the API isn't the same, and that code is obsolete. Perhaps the only use is the logic for using nodes. Even the swing, I think I used swing (lul) would be useless. I'm thinking about making a PWA a "side-client" which comm with the API. But I'm still reading the documentation. Anyway, thanks for the reply mate! Edit: A PWA integrated with osbot is something that makes sense? In my point of view, I could use for real time data dashboards about my script, try to make the connected clients without repeating same steps(nodes) by having unique ids and randomize actions with constraints that, even if the perfomance (ie.: items per minute crafted) wouldn't affect the script objective, and maybe it could reduce bans. Just an idea that I had now....

That signature pic is awesome kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

I coded only for fletching and was the first to implement task systems, whereas the user could in the GUI choose diferent things to do without just going into a linear flow. My nick there was Cheddar. cProFletcher was on top at time.

Oh hey there, isn't the same? Hmm I can refactor the repo name and other things. But I think that is a good content how the code is written and everything included.

Hey there folks, nice to see a good community again, that made me feel nostalgic about feedbacks on scripting, creating new ways of botting paradigms and a lot of things that was exciting about making those scripts for everyone. I was active back in dec-17 and at the end of march-18 and made some free scripts on the toplist. It was an amazing time! Well, now I'm back, looking for some hints for where should I start back on learning again (assuming the background I have), and the mostly important scripts that makes the difference nowadays. Like, the most profitable, those that people ask a lot and there isn't any good enough... https://github.com/amrm121/OSRSbotScript/ Anyway, nice to be back in here.