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Got digital caliper. I asked for it and it makes measuring things during the DIY projects a lot easier.

It is difficult to bot to membership on OSRS. (a lot easier of FSW). Why? Because every good f2p moneymaker is either botted heavily, unknown to the wider public or too low of a volume for botfarm. You should do some market research before. Volume is very important. Don't be like mage arena botfarm guy who crashed infinity boots market and is so proud of his method. To get a good overview of the market I use https://prices.runescape.wiki/osrs/ and I like it very much. Pie shells are only feasible for one botfarm at best. https://prices.runescape.wiki/osrs/item/2315 Dyes are not feasible at all, daily volume is only 10,373 https://prices.runescape.wiki/osrs/all-items?search=dye Emerald jewelry would be okay, to bot in f2p and there are crafting scripts out there. But what comes after it? From my limited research and knowledge there isn't much profit in making jewelry even in p2p.

Bot works well, really fills the niche in free scripts.

Script does not currently work, as banking isn't working. It cooks first inventory at selected range, then goes back to starting location and stops. Log below.

There is one minor issue, if you run it without inventory open it won't drop ore and will continuously try to mine. Other than that script works well. Especially like the keep gem feature.

Works excellent as a bot to kill monsters. It is only missing burying bones feature. As a remark on arrows, it picks up arrows, but focuses on bigger stacks.

Been thinking about those antiban features. Some probably won't work because they aren't logged. If quest log is loaded during startup, then there won't be any database entry in Jagex system every time you check it. Camera angles won't change much if 3D models are already loaded and its handled client side. I imagine those things aren't normally logged unless the account is flagged. But some interactions are always logged, like entering a bank and depositing a item. With big enough data you would see a lot of accounts whose average time from bank entry to withdrawal/deposit average time and standard deviations are same.