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Osbuddy has a lot more features than the official client. But fuck osbuddy, Konduit is way better. Get half of the paid shit from osbuddy for free. You also don't have the shady devs like osbuddy's devs, most of them came from a hacking and luring background...

Yes he is. Quite unfortunate, no idea who he is. But I was told that he was compromised and you shouldn't trust him until the mods can verify it's actually him. Hope this gets resolved soon.

I took a look at the code and it should run perfectly fine for everything. I also ran it for 3 hours using a firestaff. It's possible that it could be the staff but I'm using the api to check if you have the runes. So there's a problem with the staff or something? Its hard to tell. Since I cannot replicate it and I don't have members atm to check. But it works fine for me at monk of zammy. I'm sorry, unless you can replicate it 100% there's nothing much I can do about it. I could make my own spell checker and all that (which was what the very old version had) but I removed it since the api had it already. Not sure if anyone else had this problem with the newer version of the script.

Could you please tell me what spell you were using? Cause I'm home and will be testing (I'm just hoping its a low level spell). EDIT: Also can you tell me what staff u used? (If any)

This doesn't show anything lol... How do I know you didn't actually run out of runes or something a like. You ran it for 60mins perfectly fine. Nonetheless, I'll take a look at it when I get home and see what the problem is.

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I haven't changed anything since I updated it last time (been too busy). Also, It uses the Magic api calls now. I had tested it (when I implemented it) for hours on end (4 hours) and it was working fine. Can you please try replicate this issue? It could be something to do with the magic api (I will test this sometime next week after my tests) and will see if it happens and if it's my script or the API's fault.

Yes, it's possible to make anything you want, give it time. However for a survey solver like this, you'd need to know every single site in the websites pool in order to pull something off. It cannot be done easily without knowing how each survey works. I suggest you pay someone or don't try it at all. Nobody will do this for free.

I made it range from +- 100 from current ms (because I felt like it lol). So yea, it will delay from +- current delay. I added it because depending on the country you live in, you get different ping. I also used to use this script myself, so it kinda benefited me too ( I get 150-200ms ping).

It's called raids.

Did you even read my whole message? States are good for beginners, what's the problem here? Because not everyone understands inheritance.

There can be a bit more done here to make it a bit more readable for the users (using code plugin ). As for the script itself, it really isn't such a bad script (if it was your first script and or you're new to programming). Obviously, you learn as you keep on practicing. Depending on if you wanted to expand the script, I'd suggest you add either classes and create a "Node" or "Task" (they're both practically the same) based system and or an Enum system (in your one and only class) to be able to add more complex "features" as you get better. Because everyone has their own style of coding, I can't really comment on the layout too much. Because what I might like, might not be what you like. If you're interested in using enums to control your code, you can set it up like so enum State { BANK, FISH, IDLE } private State getState(){ if(canFishShrimps()){ return State.FISH; }else{ return State.BANK; } return State.IDLE; } //in your onloop you basically call it like so switch(getState()){ case FISH: fish(); break; case BANK: bank(); break; case IDLE: break; } /*Notice how we have breaks after every case, this is what's called a case system. Whatever the state is, it will equal that certain case cases are pretty much short for if(getState() == State.FISH) (that's what the case pretty much does, it's just done in a way which makes it more readable) Anything before that will be called and executed*/ This is not required but depending on the complexity of the script, you might want to consider using one of these methods to make your code look more fancy. You can setup your code to however you want it, but it does tend to get messy and unreadable after a certain amount of lines, making it harder for other people to read. Because I'm unsure of how new you are to programming (basing it off this thread only), I gave you the states example because it tends to make sense to newer programmers. I had used this system when I had first started off in programming and it's a very good system to practice with. I then started out using classes and it just went on from there. Bare in mind that if your script is basic and small, there is no need to waste a lot of time setting up your classes. For instance, I make most of my scripts in main only because they're very basic. I had made a few minigame scripts which was more complex and required classes in order to keep it tidy and readable for myself and potentially others. Because if you were coding at 5am and you have 2k lines of code in main, chances are that you would've forgotten what you did after you wake up the following day. Your script doesn't look too bad, I suggest you use more conditional sleeps. For example, you could use sleepUntil() -> getBank().isOpen(), 3000); in conjunction with getBank().open(); because for each loop the script makes, if the bank isn't open by the time it reaches the getbank().open again, it will simple click the bank again. Using a conditional sleep after that, will make it wait a certain amount of time (preventing it from looping again). In this example, 3000ms is equal to 3 seconds, which will wait at this line sleepUntil() -> getBank().isOpen(), 3000); for 3 seconds (if the bank is not open) and the second the bank opens, it will automatically kill the sleep and continue to the next line of code (in the same loop!) and for your script it would be getBank().withdraw("Small fishing net", 1); Conditional sleeps are very handy and should be used in almost every scenario, as they help your bot prevent spam clicking.

It doesn't matter. As long as you have the logs that you want to burn in your inventory, it'll burn them and them only. It will not burn all the logs from your bank (do-able) but I'd rather make it task based than anything. But I currently don't have any plans for making it task based. For example: If you have magic logs and then logs, it will burn the magic logs only, it will not try to burn the logs and it will not bank the logs either. So it will have 1 spot taken. Basically, it'll grab the logs from the very first inventory slot. The more interest, the more advanced I'll make it(as I've stated in OP).

Because there's a lack of free FM'ing scripts, I decided to make one. It's a basic script that lights up any log you want. If there's more interest, I'll make it into a more advanced script with a GUI (supporting more than 1 location). There's no GUI because there's no point of it, really. It is a completely random script, it will walk randomly within the area I pre-defined and get a line, burn them logs and then repeat. It detects if there's a fire in a tile and will skip that tile and continue. I've added checks to make sure it is a walkable tile (so you it won't get stuck trying to walk to an unwalkable tile). The script will automatically log out after there's no more logs left! How to use: Have a tinderbox in your inventory and logs (the log you want to burn). The script will automatically grab the first log from your inventory and use that specific log type from then on out. Supported Locations Grand Exchange Video demonstration: Download

One off. There's an option to create 5 proxies then switch ip, then repeat. When it hits the 10th proxy, it'll reset to the 1st proxy in the list. IT'll repeat that till it hits 100 (sometimes it crashes but I haven't seen anyone complain about crashes after the new update). It's rather hard to tell since I never get crashes.

New method, ty Gz on unban though

Download ShareX please. I don't understand why people still don't know about screenshot software in 2017.... It saves you a lot of times and helps us see the image in good quality. I'd say about 10-15m(assuming no quests). I've seen accounts better than this for cheaper. But again, it all depends on who's selling and if he's actually a trusted seller.

That's so sad lol. Inb4 someone makes a Zulrah script that's 10x better than Fruity's and it gets denied because it hurts someone elses sales...

You know what, people like you always seem to complain over 1 script. Let's assume you hadn't botted at all. You botted for 3 days and then decided to change skills. You find this very cool thieving script on the sdn and end up using it. You get banned within a few hours because you ran that script, and then you instantly blame the script that you were running. Jagex does not ban you instantly, so it is not likely that you were banned by using this script, but rather for botting in general(even though you claim you hadn't touched the account). We all know that you eventually get banned, but there have been a selected few (including a youtuber) who has botted using public/paid scripts and hadn't been banned until their name got leaked (manual ban). My suspicions is your ip was flagged and your account was going to get banned exactly at that time (regardless of botting on it or not). I can tell you that I had gotten a few 99s myself and haven't been banned. As I've said before, there have been a few false positive bans throughout the entire lifetime of their anti-botting system. Nobody really knows how it works (other than the creator) and there are many, many variables that could've gotten you banned. You cannot just simply blame a script because you ran it and got banned. If I was to run this script for a few hours, I'd bet you my account would still be there botting. So unless you have some evidence to backup your claim, then you're out of luck

Then you aren't doing your job good enough. You are being too easy and chill. You need to give them a nice growl if they don't listen to you. You are working for a company, they expect you to do the job yourself. You shouldn't always rely on asking the person higher than you to help you do your job (assuming this happens daily). If they simply don't listen, make them understand what will happen. You have to act like a boss, you cannot be nice to them. Keep growling at them and wait for them to complain. Then you can say that they were simply not listening to you and they hadn't done their job properly.

Never have the same name on reddit if you're going to post on /r/2007 lmaoooo. Oh god, that's so funny!

EDIT: soz lol nope.