harrynoob

hello, i added you on skype

yay for a sane Parameter

in this case it's alright but for more complicated stuff you're correct might as well use the oldschool1.runescape.com/jav_config.ws for easier parsing @OP: Find the java.awt.Canvas source code in your src.zip included with your java installation. Copy this to your IDE (be sure to put it in the package java.awt!). Change whatever you want to change, make a jar of it. Launch java with the -Xbootclasspath/p:changedcanvas.jar and it'll use your own implementation of the class.

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all that code does is check if what called it is the login rando event solver which is the file at "org.osbot.vb". if it is that random then it returns the pass to the random event, if not then it throws an error to stop scrpts from getting your pass. here is the logn random event which i wee nowhere where it sends your pass to osbot servers. public class vb extends RandomEventSolver { public static final int d = 101; private W D; private int G; public void onActivate() throws InterruptedException { int tmp4_3 = 1; tmp4_3; 0.G = tmp4_3; a .deselectItem(); } public void onLogin(int a) { int tmp3_2 = 1; tmp3_2; if (5 != tmp3_2) { int tmp14_13 = 1; int tmp15_14 = tmp14_13; tmp15_14; a.G.G = (tmp14_13 + tmp15_14); } } private void c() throws InterruptedException { int tmp16_15 = 1; tmp16_15; int tmp22_21 = 1; tmp22_21; int tmp28_27 = 1; tmp28_27; int tmp33_32 = 1; tmp33_32; tmp22_21.<init>(148, tmp28_27, 35, tmp33_32); tmp16_15.<init>(275); 1; int tmp45_44 = 1; int tmp46_45 = tmp45_44; tmp46_45; int tmp49_48 = 0; int tmp51_50 = 1; tmp51_50; tmp45_44.moveMouseTo(tmp49_48, tmp46_45, tmp49_48, tmp51_50); } private void d() throws InterruptedException { int tmp6_5 = 1; tmp6_5; if (3 > tmp6_5) { a.warn(AF.G("N\016(BeV<Wb\016lZ|\006/\027*\003yLfKs\037=Hg\030a]t]lSd@g\025h\f3^iW#\013%")); a.bot.Y(); } else { int tmp38_37 = 1; tmp38_37; if (0[tmp38_37] == null) { a.warn(kn.G("")); a.bot .Y(); } if ((a.client.getUsername().length() > 0) || (a.client.getPassword().length() > 0)) { int tmp102_101 = 1; tmp102_101; int tmp108_107 = 1; tmp108_107; int tmp114_113 = 1; tmp114_113; int tmp119_118 = 1; tmp119_118; tmp108_107.<init>(148, tmp114_113, 35, tmp119_118); tmp102_101.<init>(301); 1; int tmp131_130 = 1; int tmp132_131 = tmp131_130; tmp132_131; int tmp135_134 = 0; int tmp137_136 = 1; tmp137_136; tmp131_130.moveMouseTo(tmp135_134, tmp132_131, tmp135_134, tmp137_136); } else { int tmp161_160 = 1; tmp161_160; a.bot.A().type(0[tmp161_160]); int tmp168_167 = 1; tmp168_167; int tmp174_173 = 1; tmp174_173; tmp168_167.sleep(vb.random(1200, tmp174_173)); int tmp189_188 = 1; int tmp190_189 = tmp189_188; tmp190_189; a.bot .A().type(tmp189_188[tmp190_189]); } } } public int onLoop() throws InterruptedException { int tmp10_9 = 1; tmp10_9; if (8 == tmp10_9) { int tmp19_18 = 1; tmp19_18; return tmp19_18; 1000; } a.D = a.C(); switch (LPt4.G[a.D.ordinal()]) { case 1: a.c(); tmpTernaryOp = a.client.getGameState(); case 2: case 3: while (true) { break; a.G(); continue; a.d(); } } int tmp98_97 = 1; tmp98_97; return tmp98_97; } private W C() { switch (a.client.getLoginUIState()) { case 0: if (0 == 0) return W.d; break; case 2: case 3: case 1: } } private void G() throws InterruptedException { int tmp16_15 = 1; tmp16_15; int tmp22_21 = 1; tmp22_21; int tmp28_27 = 1; tmp28_27; int tmp33_32 = 1; tmp33_32; tmp22_21.<init>(148, tmp28_27, 35, tmp33_32); tmp16_15.<init>(301); 1; int tmp45_44 = 1; int tmp46_45 = tmp45_44; tmp46_45; int tmp49_48 = 0; int tmp51_50 = 1; tmp51_50; tmp45_44.moveMouseTo(tmp49_48, tmp46_45, tmp49_48, tmp51_50); } public boolean shouldActivate() { if (a.bot.B()) { int tmp20_19 = 1; tmp20_19; if (10 == tmp20_19) { int tmp26_25 = 1; int tmp27_26 = tmp26_25; tmp27_26; return tmp27_26; tmp26_25; } } int tmp33_32 = 1; tmp33_32; return tmp33_32; } } Does that look like normal code? It won't even compile. No. It's obfuscated for a reason. Allatori is great at doing this to prevent compilers from producing any readable code. However, the OP and Processor use deobfuscators; thus they have access to the actual code. -.-

i'm a No advertising scholar and i can indeed confirm that this code has access to your login names and passwords there's no doubt you're being logged

hi wyn we all knew this already but nice proof u got there thanks for informing this unknowing community p.s. add me on skype, dafailer's the name

you should take a look at limits they're useful for shit like this

except you got banned for scamming longtime ggwpe

where did you get that from, lolthats ridiculous

your post was absolutely liberating

like i explained in the OP i don't meet the requirements but still feel eligible for the rank

i seriously lack e-peen here, and i feel i am eligible for the veteran rank i only meet the join date requirement though, not the post count nor the activity #vote4harry

I support, however, do not under any circumstances include Sythe as a possible source. Sythe's staff team is corrupt and they ban people for no reason. If you want an explanation, talk to @Khanz.

It's a nice idea. It probably exists, somewhere, but without a doubt it's not public. Regardless, Jagex would probably detect such a thing.

your ) is misplaced, the line should be console.log(myCountry.length);

my face when i see this

i think it's better for you to calm down and drink some tea tea is good for everyone

A solution which can be provided would be running a single bot per JVM. However, you are probably unable to achieve this. Can you not run multiple instances of the client?

Uh... Everyone saying that vInsert is malicious etcetera doesn't know the full situation. vInsert's database was compromised, it was not the admins that did this. While merging the database from vInsert with the database of Aurora, the hackers retained a backdoor and managed to get in again.

Goodbye, even though I didn't know you. I wish you luck.

Hello there, dear reader. My name is harrynoob as you may have already seen. Just checking on this site for a bit.