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  1. Getting an error when trying to download the client (UI and via old client). Is this expected? Just came back after a while java.io.FileNotFoundException: osbot 2.6.67.jar (Permission denied) java.io.FileNotFoundException: osbot 2.6.67.jar (Permission denied) EDIT: Couldn't download it from the home page or old client, but was able to download it from sidebar of forum lol
  2. Just take the line out and enable mouse input when you start the script? Assuming what you said is true.
  3. Incase anyone was running into the same issue - I was able to hack it by going around the Mac Launcher and also using a specific Java version to launch the osrs jar. Something like this should work to open it up via the terminal (where bin/java is a 1.8 version). bin/java -Dsun.java2d.nodraw=true -Dcom.jagex.config=http://oldschool.runescape.com/jav_config.ws -Djava.system.class.loader=app.systemclassloader -Xmx512m -Xss2m -XX:CompileThreshold=1500 -jar /Applications/Old\ School\ RuneScape.app/Contents/Java/jagexappletviewer.jar osrs
  4. (This isn't osbot specific, but this seemed like the most *appropriate place*) to post so curious if anyone else is having issues. I updated to Ventura recently and now I can't seem to startup OSRS vanilla client. For lack of better words, the application just bounces up and down from the dock bar and nothing happens. Can't really find anything online to help troubleshoot - granted I'm not a savy mac guy. Runelite works fine, and OSbot standard works fine. Issue only happens from launch of the official vanilla client. This is a problem for me to use mirror mode. Since it's only happening with the vanilla client, my hunch is it is some sort of mac app launcher compatibility issue but not much talk of it on the interwebs. Yes, I know I can use a VM and shit - but I don't have any of that setup and I also solely use local scripts so it'd be an extra pain to migrate. Can anyone confirm or deny if osrs and ventura are not compatible? I saw some supporting and also conflicting things on reddit.
  5. It's alright. I have a 2kd so I need to sweat in pretty much every lobby which is pretty annoying. I like the MW game engine more and mostly just play WZ these days unless I have more than 4 people in my party or gotta level some shit up.
  6. So you sold him a private script, and then posted that script on the public forum? lol
  7. I don't see any issue w/ it. I would wrap the jar in a docker image w/ osbot cli as the entrypoint and run it on GKE. Use the script/account details as configurations and you can scale a farm easily. I would think preemptible nodes would be fine depending on the task at hand. For more serious/risky scripts I would think you need non-preemptible
  8. Mom

    Docker containers

    You're asking if you can run a jar in a docker continer?
  9. yo said python was an eye-sore to read/code lmao
  10. I find it hard to believe you never botted, since you're a member of a botting forum haha...unless you meant on that account. It could be that account got flagged guilty by association ie. other accounts on the same ip etc.
  11. I was able to successfully log in just now. No idea what happened, but new pass/authenticator was added, and account is nolonger banned lol.
  12. Welp I havent logged into rs3 since I was banned (around when the actionbar was introduced)... I can see why they don't care about unbanning people now lmao. Shit dead af
  13. This was the hijacked account. At least I am 99% sure it was hijacked. I have no idea what I was last doing when I last botted years ago (right before it got banned), but there are things in the bank/inventory that I have never seen before. Also the equipment looks like something I would never use on my scripts. The authenticator is the real reason why I'm almost certain it was highjacked. The very strange thing though... the bank pin was the same bank pin I had in the past.
  14. Yoooo I got this shit back ahahha. This shit was perma banned. 100p botted. No idea how it got unbanned, I didn't even try. All they did was shave off a couple levels
  15. I'd rather have that bitch banned than in someone else's hands lmaoo I'ma just do an account recovery request fuck it.
  16. Sheesh, you know anyway I can get it back or even confirm it's unbanned? In my password recovery email it said "Character Name Unavailable, we have received a request to reset the password for your RuneScape and Old School RuneScape account" The character name part sounded interesting to me
  17. This is hella random, so it may be nothing. I used to have a main that I botted for years on (in the hayday of botting) that was almost maxed. It got banned around the big bot bust. Anyways, I decided to try and log in today to see what happens (just because I was bored and I wanted to see if there were any details of it in the system). Of course I didn't remember the password so I recovered it via email. I then changed the password, and again went to login. However, when I logged in, it asked me for my 6 digit authenticator code. This seems very new to me, and I know for a fact they didn't have this (or at least I didn't add it) back when I had my account. Of course I don't know the code, and did not see an option to disable it. Is this normal, or is something else/fishy going on? Haven't tried to play in years so have no idea whats up with rs3. Does this happen for all the banned accounts? Would laugh if someone stole my account and it got unbanned haha
  18. If you are asking this question, then I would respectfully suggest that it isn't worth your time and to focus on something else. Judging by your question, I'm going to assume you have little coding experience. Therefore it won't be a walk in the park. Learning programming is great, however it seems based on your priorities (money, and f jagex) that isn't what your motivation is. Botting is very behind in popularity these days, due to the high ban rates. I think you can tell by the activity on most forums that scripting isn't as lucrative as it once was just due to less users (I used to be a PSW for another client, I speak from experience). You can still make money off selling scripts, but if you're starting off from scratch then the time/money ratio just won't be worth it. If you are more interested in gold farming, as opposed to selling scripts, then you're better off just purchasing scripts as opposed to starting off from scratch yourself. If you're interested in writing scripts because of your curiosity to programming then I would say go for it and have fun/learn while doing so. But it sounds like you want to make money and stick it to jagex, which just wouldn't be worth your time doing it this way.
  19. I just made a new account a week ago, after years of not playing/botting. My previous main got hit by the big rs3 ban and was almost fully maxed. Honestly I just made an account to mess around w/ scripting again while I'm bored during covid. I could see the game being fun w a good account, but getting a good account is the furthest thing from fun I've ever experienced in a video game. Not willing to do that. TLDR: Nostalgia of writing scripts again, and maybe ending up w a good account at the end
  20. Just an fyi (not sure if this is what you're referring to in previous comment) but your if conditions are redundant. This: private static boolean isNPCDangerous(NPC npc) { if( script.myPlayer().isInteracting(npc) && npc.getName().equals("NPC name") && !npc.isUnderAttack()) return false; if (npc.getName().equals("NPC name") && script.myPlayer().isInteracting(npc) || npc.getName().equals("NPC name") && !script.myPlayer().isInteracting(npc) && !npc.isUnderAttack()) return true; else return false; } should just be -> private static boolean isNPCDangerous(NPC npc) { return (npc.getName().equals("NPC name") && script.myPlayer().isInteracting(npc) || npc.getName().equals("NPC name") && !script.myPlayer().isInteracting(npc) && !npc.isUnderAttack()) }
  21. Mom

    Twitter Posting!

    Funny troll lol Also just some food for thought: those variables ie. api keys and tokens are necessary for the Twitter class to do its job, so they would probably be better off being passed in via the Constructor as opposed to using setters later on. **Also would be cautions to anyone blindly passing their personal api tokens/secrets to some unknown backend** Not to say you're doing anything malicious at the other end of that socket but just pointing that out lol
  22. Same boat, although more interested in writing some scripts in my spare time again. P****bot got the shaft so here i am
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