I've got a fair bit on at the moment, but if you find me a youtube tutorial describing the training method, similar to how you would want it automated, I can look into a private script for you, if you're interested.
Damn that's savage, do you mind me asking how much gp you were moving to the mules each day and how frequently? Definitely keeping them on a seperate IP/Mac is a good idea and don't have them trade the bots directly, perhaps 2ndary mules that trade the bots then safely swap the gp over (drop trading etc), don't quote me on it though..
Ever been testing a script for a long time and you come back to the
bot dead and you're wondering how the hell did it die?
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Open Source Death Recorder to the rescue!
Using a rolling cache of jpgs and ffmpeg to record the last 10 seconds leading up to when the bot dies for debugging/testing scripts while you're not watching.
This is still under development/testing so I'm releasing it essentially as a concept for now and welcome to anyone who wants to use/build onto this project.
(REQUIRES ffmpeg installed and in system PATH for video conversion)
Still building/testing this thing and adding some more error handling so I might update this thread in the very near future.
Source:
Something like this to integrate it into your scripts and trigger recording on death:
Best bet would be to contact jagex and provide as much info as you can, seems unlikely though without an email or some kind of proof of ownership (ip it was created on etc)
I would wait a week at minimum, not too sure on the VPN thing though, I think you'd want to be on the computer you use normally with a regular connection. Someone in your family could've hacked your account on the family computer for all they know. Goodluck!
OSRS is working on removing the original java client and replacing it with an 'anti-cheat' client.
If/when this hapeens, osbot will have a C++ client ready to go. There will hopefully be not many changes for scripters to ensure the java scripts work on the new client, fingers crossed