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I was wondering if the jar came with any options to specify something like the OSBOT account user/pass. I didn't see any use of cmd line args in the Boot file. Does anyone know possible ways of configuring the client to login as a user on start up?

Open command prompt Go to the folder you have that jar in If you type java in the command prompt, and it does not say java is not recognized, this will work. Copy the path of the folder for that jar (including the jar name) now in the command prompt type java -jar and paste that directory and press enter

I sent you a msg. My Smither is ready to be put up on the SDN. Just need the 180x180 thumbnail and I will request it to be added. I don't like to release jars :P

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Yes I should Once I have made an amazing smither I will begin working on other scripts and will always be open to suggestions. I am pretty fast at coding. I started this script Saturday night and I am just finishing up some improvements and will try to get it on the SDN.

Hi You can call me asidy. I am a sophomore in college and have some time off from my internship for my studies. I will be active on these forums and create many great free AIO scripts. I have had experience with Java for over 6 years starting when I was in junior high. When I was younger I ran bot farms with my friends and we wrote our own scripts. I am very busy with school, but I will be available everyday for at least two hours to support my scripts. Features: Smith any bar into any item at varrock west smith. Humanlike interaction with objects. DashAI antiban Camera control, unique algorithm to mimic human anticipation of future events Coming Soon: Improve speed & cut down code Add in smelting (al-kharid) Add in cannonball support Add pest control island smithing It runs for hours without crashing. Finishing up paint The boxes will hold an image of the bar you are making, with count underneath and the item with the count made underneath. V0.01 Test 1: Bugs found: Wait between deposit and withdraw is too long Focus on next object to be used, if not busy more antiban: How should we close bank? Walking on minimap or closing? Making it random. Most of the time it will close it by clicking on the minimap slow down reaction time when done smithing at anvil a flag used incorrectly: allows the possibility of selecting the bar twice when walking to bank, if focusing shifts to hover over our bank object before we reach within the destination it will cause us to click our destination tile again.

Female, 5 ft 7. Blonde. Boobs are similar to a walmart bag half full of old wet dirt. Face looks like cheese was generously applied to the rectum of a dead opossum. Legs are like two chop sticks with water balloons full of sand tied to them. Butt is like a fortune cookie.

I did something similar at work for generating large test cases for our GWT site, except lots more complicated. There are dozens of libraries to do this exact thing in very few lines of code. Do you need help solving this? If so hit me up

I would recommend to not use eclipse while learning. Eclipse isn't useful for programs that aren't complex. If you are not knowledgeable enough to have a firm understanding of the language and can't get your script to compile without the help of Eclipse, your script is going to be useless when it is compiled. Java is a very easy language. If you are interested in learning to script, I have a couple of tips for you. 1. Don't use Eclipse, trust me. It will improve your attention to detail which is important in scripting. 2. Read existing code. When I learn any new language, the first thing I do is look through many lines of source code. You will be able to learn how other programmers with more experience than yourself solve problems. This is the single most important step to being a programmer. 3. Head first Java. This book series is great for newbies. Years ago when I was younger I was introduced to these books by one of my high school professors. This book is designed for newbies, with easy to understand language and some fun and interesting hands on projects this is enough to get you up and running with your first scripts. You can download this off thepiratebay easily. 4. Hands on experience. After learning a new concept, for example a while loop, implement it a couple dozen times in different ways to get your fingers used to the syntax. This is just like taking notes in school. Writing things out helps you remember them, and typing out code helps you remember the syntax. Good luck, have fun, and keep at it! There is a VERY steep learning curve for programming. It took me about 3 years of programming as a hobby until it all clicked and I started pumping out some really great programs. It is definitely worth it in the end!