Alakazizam

Started playing with making a UI and I'm looking through this tutorial I've declared the image at the top with BufferedImage background; The error comes from when I try to read the image and set the variable onStart with try{ background = ImageIO.read(AKsSlayer.class.getResourceAsStream("/resources/background.png")); } catch(IOException e){ log(e); } It stops script and gives me a 'at javax.imageio.ImageIO.read(Unknown Source)' error in the log. The directory is there and so is the image, it is named correctly. Not sure if I'm supposed to do more than just drag and drop it in the folder?

Depends on the script you're running. I've found the processor to always be the bottleneck. You don't really need much gpu power at all. Expect bans until you find out what you can and can't get away with.

Ah okay. Thanks

How would I go about using actions from a secondary interaction menu? Like the combat bracelet that has Rub > Monastery

I have a 50$ steam card I'd like to trade for some GP if anyone is interested. You trade GP first unless trusted on site, in which case I'd provide code first.

I thought I got it sorted out with the typeContinualKey function but cant figure out how to get it holding the key while doing my loop

I must not be understanding something then. Should it not be spamming '1' in the chat (without entering) if the script is holding down the 1 key? I'm pretty much just trying to tick cook karambwans by holding down 1 for when the cook option comes up and then clicking the raw karambwan onto the fire repeatedly until the inventory is cooked and then release 1.

Pretty much just trying to hold down 'Num1' on the keyboard while I run a for loop and release after. keyboard.pressKey(97); if(tabs.isOpen(Tab.INVENTORY)) { int myNum = (int) inventory.getAmount(Item); for (int i = 0; i < myNum; i++) { mouse.click(random(690, 720), random(430, 460), false); objects.closest(Object).interact(); } keyboard.releaseKey(97); } else { tabs.open(Tab.INVENTORY); } I use this in another script to drop items with shift and it works keyboard.pressKey(16); for (int i = 0; i < myPattern.length; i++) { getMouse().click(getInventory().getMouseDestination(myPattern[i])); } keyboard.releaseKey(16);

So I've tested keyboard.pressKey(16) (shift key) and it works fine but if I try keyboard.pressKey(97) (Num 1) or any other character for that matter, it does not seem to go through.

Thanks. Yeah I got it figured out how to activate it, but I played with changing up a lot of the variables and hardly noticed any sort of difference in the speed of the mouse and nothing that really helped my actions per hour.

So I think I understand how to create different profiles, but I'm not seeing how to set those profiles to be used. Honestly not even sure I'm looking at the right thing for what I'm trying to do. I'm wanting to speed up mouse movements (by roughly 3 times default speed) while doing the inventory processing part of the script and then slow it back down while doing the banking part of the script.

Thanks! That got me squared away.

I'm sure I'm just not doing something right. Pretty much just trying to drag a knife to the last inventory slot. public int onLoop() throws InterruptedException { if(inventory.contains("Knife")){ if(inventory.getSlot("Knife") == inventory.getSlot(27)){ log("We're good."); } else { MoveKnife(); } } return 602; } void MoveKnife() { boolean isInPosition = false; mouse.continualClick(inventory.getMouseDestination(inventory.getSlot("Knife")), new Condition() { @Override public boolean evaluate() { return isInPosition == true; } }); mouse.move(inventory.getMouseDestination(27)); isInPosition = true; } I get a compile error 'local variables referenced from an inner class must be final or effectively final' when building because I'm trying to change isInPosition after moving the mouse. But even if I remove that, all that is happening is the mouse is going click down on the knife and is not moving at all after that. Any help would be appreciated.

So I have a couple things I did on my scripts that seemed to do well for me. I'm on a bit of a hiatus, just kind of lurking the forums. I had one function I'd run after every action to check if it should be taking a break or not and if it's a quick break (5-35 sec) or a long break (45 sec - 5 min). It takes an input and the higher the int the less likely the break will trigger. So use lower numbers for tasks that click less like fishing, and higher numbers for click intensive stuff like thieving. public int breakRoll(int BreakChance){ int restChance = random(1, BreakChance); int longRestChance = random(1,BreakChance / 2); int longRest = random(45_000, 300_000); int shortRest = random(5_000, 30_000); if(restChance == BreakChance){ if(longRestChance == BreakChance / 2){ log("Long resting for " + longRest); return longRest; } else { log("Short resting for " + shortRest); return shortRest; } } else { return 1_500; } } Also, if I'm dropping an inventory of stuff I try not to use the drop functions out of the API, I use a function that drops in random patterns. This one will drop a whole inventory, but you can remove inventory slots from the dropPattern arrays and those inventory slots will not be dropped, but I've only ever used this for dropping stuff from thieving stalls and cleaning herbs (requires removing a couple lines of code) void dropInventory() throws InterruptedException { if(tabs.getOpen().equals(Tab.INVENTORY)) { int[] dropPattern1 = {0, 1, 2, 3, 7, 6, 5, 4, 8, 9, 10, 11, 15, 14, 13, 12, 16, 17, 18, 19, 23, 22, 21, 20, 24, 25, 26, 27}; int[] dropPattern2 = {0, 4, 8, 12, 16, 20, 24, 25, 21, 17, 13, 9, 5, 1, 2, 6, 10, 14, 18, 22, 26, 27, 23, 19, 15, 11, 7, 3}; int[] dropPattern3 = {0, 4, 8, 12, 16, 20, 24, 25, 26, 27, 23, 19, 15, 11, 7, 3, 2, 1, 5, 9, 13, 17, 21, 22, 18, 14, 10, 6}; int[] dropPattern4 = {0, 1, 2, 3, 7, 11, 15, 19, 23, 27, 26, 25, 24, 20, 16, 12, 8, 4, 5, 6, 10, 14, 18, 22, 21, 17, 13, 9}; int[] myPattern = {0}; switch (random(1, 4)) { case 1: log("pattern 1"); myPattern = dropPattern1; break; case 2: log("pattern 2"); myPattern = dropPattern2; break; case 3: log("pattern 3"); myPattern = dropPattern3; break; case 4: log("pattern 4"); myPattern = dropPattern4; break; } if (myPattern.length > 1) { keyboard.pressKey(16); for (int i = 0; i < myPattern.length; i++) { getMouse().click(getInventory().getMouseDestination(myPattern[i])); } keyboard.releaseKey(16); sleep(1_000); } else { log("Unable to set pattern"); } } else { tabs.open(Tab.INVENTORY); } } To change it up from dropping items to clicking items for things like cleaning herbs, remove the 2 lines that say keyboard.pressKey(16); keyboard.releaseKey(16); Key(16) is shift.

Was wondering if anyone might be interested in purchasing some legacy accounts or even just tell me what what I have is worth lol I'm not interested in botting and not sure if I will again any time soon, but also not trying to give my accounts away for nothing at the same time I am the original owner, will check for bans before selling, all made by me on US proxies, all legacy accounts. None of these accounts have any particular quests done but a lot of them will have a handful of f2p quests and none of them are trade restricted. about 100 tuts, some will have 8 attack about 40 cb 50-59 accounts, most have 55-60 attack / 55-60 str. Other will be about 50atk / 40-50 str / 10-40 def about 29 cb 60-69 accounts, most are 60atk / 50+ str / 50 def, some are 77 atk / 77 str, and a few are random with range and prayer about 50 cb 70-79 accounts, all 70atk / 60+ str / 45 def / 45 range / 55+ prayer

May or may not work the same as the druid pouch, but the druid pouch behaves like a stackable item. inventory.getAmount("Druid pouch") value goes up and down based on how many charges the druid pouch has. Might be worth seeing if the rune pouches work the same way?

I've heard others are up but not working 100% which is arguably worse. It's kind of like eating chicken, don't want to dig in until it's completely cooked lol.

Is this a lifetime VIP? I see VIP says 'unlimited bots', Lifetime Sponsor says 'unlimited bot tabs'. Pretty much just making sure I will always be able to run multiple instances of the client if I buy this and not just the ability to have a bunch of tabs on 1 client.

In my experience, if you're botting any common activity in f2p expect a ban.

I like to use the on message to start the stun because it's ignored by any sleeps that may be taking place on the onLoop. I use the vert count as the sleep condition because the amount of time that's passed before that point will change depending on if the coin pouch needs to be open or if food is being eaten. I also wasn't 100% how different any vert change differences would be between wearing different gear so I didn't want to use that to trigger the stun.

So what I do for this is I have an onMessage set a boolean public void onMessage(Message m) throws InterruptedException { if(m.getMessage().contains("You fail")) { isStunned = true; } } On the top of my onLoop I have this if(isStunned) { log("I am stunned"); int myVertCount = myPlayer().getModel().getVerticesCount(); if (inventory.contains("Coin pouch")) { inventory.getItem("Coin pouch").interact("Open-all"); } else if (needsToEat()) { if (hasFood()) { eatFood(); } } new ConditionalSleep(5_000) {@Override public boolean condition() {return myPlayer().getModel().getVerticesCount() < myVertCount;}}.sleep(); log("I am no longer stunned"); myTarget = null; isStunned = false; } It works really well regardless of what you might be wielding as far as I've been able to tell.

Find an object that will always be there and get its position Then do some math to set the values of the area you need. myTipJarSpace = getObjects().closest("Tip jar space"); if (myTipJarSpace != null) { int larderAreaX1 = myTipJarSpace.getX() + 3; int larderAreaY1 = myTipJarSpace.getY(); int larderAreaX2 = myTipJarSpace.getX() + 4; int larderAreaY2 = myTipJarSpace.getY() - 1; Area buildLarderArea = new Area(larderAreaX1, larderAreaY1, larderAreaX2, larderAreaY2).setPlane(myPosition().getZ()); I do this in a construction script to set the area I want my larder to be when building the kitchen because I have to rotate the room to get the larder where I want it to be.

That's good to know, but I don't think I can stack them up like this in this case because I only want it to go with the mahogany option if there are mahogany logs in inventory, otherwise I'd want it to use the logs the player has in inventory on the butler. This script just takes the highest tear logs from the bank and brings them over for planks to be made, you don't manually set what you'll be making or anything like that so it could finish up teaks and then start on oaks. But like I said, I never knew you could do that, so good to know.

Will it not hang up and throw a null pointer error if I try to set myWid to a widget that might not be there by putting it above that null check? I'll look into those script rules though, I'm still fairly nooby lol