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Hi, I was wondering if anyone could tell me how much a maxed melee would go for? (99 att,str,def & hp) Those would probably be the only 99's, with a total level of around 1000-1200 This particular account also has 85 mage, but I doubt that would add any value to it. I am only interested in the price for the stats, bank unincluded Thank you, Alex

I tested the trial and it seems like a perfectly functioning script! The only issue I ran into it is it sometimes seems to get stuck when worldhopping is enabled. I switched this off and it could go on for days (including break manager). Very good script! Will sure purchase this script soon when I need it

Seems like a very nice script! Just liked the post & hope to receive a trial to test it out EDIT: Apa, the script doesn't seem to appear in my SDN

I really hope the no vote passes, I quit goldfarming myself so it doesn't really matter. But just for those hating fanboys pushing everyone to vote yes...

Jagex bans you after a certain time they detected you, could be days, no one knows. The reason for this is to make it harder for bot/script developers to make antibans, as we can't tell what it is that tipped them off..

Nice, Tzhaar bank is very usefull for a script I want to make

As long as you bot smart, and use well made bot clients / scripts you will be safe. Just don't bot more hours than you would actually play! I made that mistake aswell, and lost my account I had for 5 years Just try to keep botting to a minimum and you will be safe.

Thank you, apparantly I was overcomplicating things again..

Hey all, I am trying to figure something out and I really need to clear my head on this one probably lol. How would I go around checking if a certain tile or area does NOT contain ANY NPC? I've tried creating a Position list for the area, then looping through all these positions (I only use small area's, like 3x3), then grabbing a List of all local NPCs and checking for every Tile if none of those NPCs are on it. private boolean isAreaClear(Area area) { List<NPC> npcs = getNpcs(); if (area == null) { return true; } List<Position> areaPos = area.getPositions(0); for (NPC npc : npcs) { for (Position pos : areaPos) { if (npc.getPosition().equals(pos)) { return false; } } } return true; } private List<NPC> getNpcs() { List<NPC> list = new LinkedList<>(); for (NPC npc : sC.npcs.getAll()) { if (npc.getDefinition() != null) { search: { if(npc.getDefinition().getName() != null){ String name = npc.getDefinition().getName(); if (name.equalsIgnoreCase("bandit")) { list.add(npc); break search; } } } } } return list; }

Yes, but there is no new way of doing this yet?

Hey everyone, I just took the Walker with basic obstacle handling from Maxi/Swizzbeat (link: http://osbot.org/forum/topic/55480-walker-with-basic-obstacle-handling/) However, Eclipse tells me that the methods isClipping1(), isClipping2() and isClipping3() are deprecated, which other methods should be used instead? Thanks, Alex

What if the bank booth is a closed booth? One that can't be used, the script wouldn't look for another bank booth, but just keep waiting

Thanks for the clarification, I saw someone name it in their script features (http://osbot.org/forum/topic/55308-free-th3-aio-firemaker-multiple-locations-all-logs/) so I thought it was actually in there, but apparantly he made it on his own :p While you are at it, could you maybe tell me if the walkPath method randomizes the Positions from the list? Or does it go to the exact position? (For example, if I were to give the path (1, 1, 0), (5, 5, 0), (10, 10, 0) would it follow those exact coordinates, or maybe follow a similar path like (1, 2, 0), (4, 6, 0), (10, 9, 0)?

Hey all, I just decided to start scripting again and build several small scripts for myself first to test out the new API, however I came across a small question.. The web walking, I heard something about this a while ago, and I was wondering how this worked exactly? Or is it used by LocalWalker.walkPath(Positions[])? Thanks in advance

The tea stall in varrock is doing very well Here is a progress report: (keep in mind, I have a break manager added so the xp/hr looks lower than it actually is)