BigCahunaBurger

My impression is that they are cracking down this week, possibly because they are poised to change ownership IIRC. May also have implemented new tracking methods

I'm finding it always necessary to specify a valid world on cli, otherwise returning a socket error

figured out what it was, I had an invalid world parameter (recent version fixed world cli parameter). Also had some other parameters formatted wrong, seems to be working now

getting weird errors from osbot asking for java11 stuff after update, is java11 the new version? Used to be 8

I don't think anything will change for stealth mode, I haven't noticed any difference. I guess this might hurt people looking to bot their own accounts, but that would ironically increase demands for professional account services.

-breaksettings true:true

I searched the forum and couldn't find an answer to this question, what is the command line parameter for setting breaks and break times?

Necrobumping this to ask a code snippet to solve this, can't find in API. Character can (rarely) at times get stuck around objects, going to try max pitch and disabling roofs to solve this, but would be useful to have a simple snippet for this. There's a class for this at but this class is unnecessarily complicated for my use case (setting zoom to minimum value)

This is a cool project. Visualizing data is really helpful. Do you think you could compile your findings using something like LaTeX? It would be cool and might ease drawing inferences. There's also a bunch of articles I haven't read yet but I am curious to read about "Emacs for Data Science". Interested to see what you come up with, and I appreciate you recommending changes to the existing OSBot code with your explanation. If there's anything I or others can do to gather data sets for you, let me know as I'd like to help as I can. Do you already know R? Seems overkill for this, but could be a fun opportunity to learn it (at least for me) XD

yea I just use stealth cause I don't see much of a difference in ban rate for my use case Your hardware needs will increase with mirror mode

You want redundant power supplies, you want to keep load below 60% of the total rating of the psu You're only getting 8 cores with this, so I'm not sure you'll be able to run many bots. I feel like 128gb of ram is overkill for 8 cores. It feel like 1gb is enough for 1-1.5 bots (each osbot client instance) but my scripts are not fully optimized. My experience with a poorly coded script running off a dl360 g7 w/ xeon 2560 I made using heavy amounts of webwalking: 1 core is enough for 2-2.5 bots. However, that is at max load. I prefer to try to keep stuff at half usage. Currently I'm refactoring my code to use PathWalking, which has pretty much evaporated high CPU load, but I am not done so no benchmarks yet Have you considered a dual socket or quad socket server? why the ml350? I think I'm gonna get a quad socket unit IMO 700 euros is too expensive, a g8 proiant server I think should only run you a few hundred

I've never used them either but find it interesting Best video I could find on it Apparently these are really good for GPUs because they have a lot of pcie lanes Not so good for I/O like databases cause of something called NUMA. It's a little bit beyond my depth to understand all of this right now but grug thinks more cpu cores = more gooder. Ideally for 64 cores you'd buy a really expensive cpu because they are more efficient but I'm stingy

What are your thoughts on quad socket builds (four cpus on the server main board)? You can get more cores but they are funky and slower than dual socket, they cannot all communicate with each-other at the same time@Patrickrn you can get a poweredge 815 with 256gb of ram for about a $1,000 with 4 opterons that have 16 cores each. Not gonna have the money rn to buy them and worried they might sell out but I'm sure there's enough on the market through different sellers. Someone on reddit claims their 815 mining monero only burns about 350 watts at max load which I find hard to believe but maybe it's possible. They're using it as a heater for their basement though so the heat may be too much. Maybe I'll try experimenting with both. I'm interested to see if you can save some electricity and money with this. $900 for all that is a pretty good deal so I'm not sure what to start with

Cool I'll give this a try then and post my results in a few weeks to a month

I'm wondering about just upgrading to dual xeon e5-4669s on a gen 8 hp proliant dl360. The reason being: I can get about 150gb of ram for $130 (prices I'm seeing ecc ddr3 is about 1/3 the price of ecc ddr4), it's ddr3 so I don't need to buy new stuff. Combined those cpus have about 90mb of l3 cache (ryzen 3900x has 64mb), 4.6mb l2 cache, and cost $300 for two of em. Eighteen cores and 36 threads each so total 36 cores with 72 threads. I feel like that's a pretty good deal, in total cost less than a grand. Plus I like proliants and have a good feel for them from dailying a g7. CPUs about 135w each at max load (TDP) I feel like I don't want to get too much modern hardware because part of the fun is trying to optimize stuff or working with limitations and I'm concerned modern manufacturing quality could be declining, plus a bit of a hardware bubble rn IMO. I prefer old secondhand stuff that's already been burned in

meh. 3900x beats the lower end epyc in price and electricity usage, memory per core, etc. But there is no dual socket option

I'm looking at the AMD epyc / epyc rome. It's comparable to the threadripper / ryzen series in price and performance I think, need to research it more Considering using thinkmate ratx, hpe is too pricey for the hardware IMO. You can get a few TB of ram and a 32 core cpu for a few grand. But the dual socket options might be too expensive for me... Annoying. And I can't remove the cpus entirely to buy them used somewhere else. Maybe I'll just try to troll ebay to find one I want used. I think it's also possible to buy pc Mobos that have dual sockets and amd epyc sockets https://www.newegg.com/asrock-rack-rome2d16-2t-amd-epyc-7002-series-processors/p/N82E16813140060 I feel like I'll probably roll a custom PC using server hardware (glad this is a thing) because actual servers are ear deafening and you can't just replace the fans with a noctua. I like quiet. It's one thing when the server cost me $150 (proliant g7) and another when it's more than $5k https://www.velocitymicro.com/blog/threadripper-vs-epyc/

The 3900x seems like a pretty good deal IMHO. Electricity usage of only about 200 watts is comparable to a lower end server, but seems it can serve up a lot more stealth than the xeons I've been using. The 3990x looks pretty cool but for the pricetag of $5,000 it's a tad difficult to justify (being 10x higher than the 3900x) Maybe I'll upgrade to the 3990x at a later time. I do love servers but if it makes more sense to just build out a pc that's fine too, will be a lot quieter!

Thanks for mentioning this Pact, another thing I need to learn. What I'm getting from this thread is a distinction I hadn't made between using loops and using case switches for variables such as arrays, item names, etc and actually interacting with the game world. I was just viewing it as all the same stuff. Makes more sense when you distinguish between interacting (which should avoid loops) and sorting/assigning/enumerating the variables of interactions which can and should use loops (is what I'm getting?)

Let me take you up on this in a few days to a week. My brain is sort of tired today, lol. For rn I'm just refactoring this kind of convoluted AIO multi-task script into several scripts using very simple if/then logic on the main onLoop with only one interaction per loop, after I'm done I'll refactor it (if possible) into what you're talking about

I feel like the R815 is gonna draw too much power, 2x or more than the dual socket One reason I love my noobish proliant dl360 g7s (besides being dirt cheap) is they use like 50 watts at half load

Like a R815 so you can get 64 cores might reduce the upi link bandwidth though. am not sure what effect that would have watching this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLsMlVpF2ao

I feel like for osbot a 4 or 8 socket server would be ideal cause you can get more cpus

Thanks Chris