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I didn't really clean the code, just fixed the big issues. Can't spoon feed everything :p

First off prob go read up on Java and such. I know its not any fun, but having a basic understanding of progamming will help a ton with making scripts, else everything is seen as just "magic", not cause and effect. Anyways, how you would do this is: public int onLoop() { // We start the onLoop method // This is out main loop } // We close off this method public void onMessage(Message message) throws InterruptedException { // We start onMessage if (message.getMessage().toLowerCase().contains("Overload")) // Check if there is an overload return inv.interactWithName(Overload, "Drink"); // Drink said overload? no Overload variable though, meant to be String? return false; // We return false incase nothing is needed } // We close this method

Your making a method in a method, doesn't work.

Double click the user (botter), or whichever you plan on using.

Show me contents of the rc.local file

ect != etc

See the blue text, and the green exit, and how the command I told you to input is between them? Once the /etc/rc.local (don't use \ in linux) looks like that, reboot and the VNC will show up.

This guide hasn't even been out 3 hours. Also, more details. What did you try, how did it fail?

Using Digital Ocean for OSBot Referral code Since I took the time to write this, I’m gonna be a shill and say use my referral code: https://www.digitalocean.com/?refcode=49d74b3ac319 This will give you $10 in free credits along with giving me $25 once you deposit $25 real monies. I believe you only need to deposit $5 to get the $10 credit, else hookup a credit card (don’t quote me). Fast Method (alternative to all the stuff below) I made a script that will take care of all these issues for you. Simply setup a VPS (as below), and once you have a SSH Terminal run: apt-get install curl bash <(curl -sL http://git.io/vWPiu) - It will ask you for a username, password, and VNC password. Enter these. - Wait for it to say something about rebooting. - Reboot, wait 10 seconds and connect to <dropletip>:5901 with a VNC client and enter your VNC password. - Login to OSBot client. This scripts source can be viewed by visiting http://git.io/vWPiu or https://gist.github.com/Lem0ns/52ccbf8d5038e8f2f446 Making the VPS This only has to be done once, then all future VPSs will be ready on creation! Step 1 - Create the Droplet Give it a hostname, then choose any size you’d like. I personally use the 512mb droplets as they are enough for the scripts I am using. If you need more resources you may want to get a larger package, this is mostly experimentation. Select a region, then pick “Ubuntu” as the OS. I personally use 14.04 32-bit as its easiest to work with and has long term support. Step 2 - While we wait You will learn this screen lies, and just always says “30 seconds”. While we wait, please download PuTTY if you are on windows: http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/putty.exe This program allows us to execute commands in a remote setting. If you are on linux/mac you will just use the ‘ssh’ terminal command. Step 3 - Connect to VPS We are now ready to connect using PuTTY! Open putty.exe and you’ll be faced with: Enter the IP of your VPS then hit “Open”, then on the window that pops up “Yes”. Now login as “root” and enter the password you got in the email they sent you. Once you login it will ask you to change your password, do so. Note this is NOT the account we will be using, but make it secure regardless and unique if possible. Step 4 - Make a non-sudo user Now you should have a prompt. First thing we are going to do is make a new user. Note when I give commands that # and $ are not part of it, just shows its entered into a prompt. # adduser botter This will prompt you to enter a password and some details (Just hit enter for nothing), then enter for Yes (captial letter = default choice). Now we have a non-sudo user. To fix this, simply do: # adduser botter sudo Now disconnect and reconnect as that user (botter). Step 5 - Installing a desktop environment Now we need to make it so we have a GUI. We will install lxde, as its lightweight and does what we need: $ sudo apt-get update For those interested, the # turned to $ as this user is not root. Running the command will spew a list of urls (these list all the packages available in repos). Wait until it finishes, then: $ sudo apt-get install lxde This will display a large block of text (a ton of packages it will install, don’t worry). Just hit enter and then wait as your desktop is installed. Step 6 - Installing VNC Now we install VNC: $ sudo apt-get install x11vnc Now it needs a password file to authenticate users, create one by doing: $ x11vnc -storepasswd /home/botter/vncpasswd It will prompt you with a password, then a confirmation on the location of the file. After this, we need to add this command to the startup. Run: $ sudo nano /etc/rc.local and after all the blue comments but before the green exit 0, put: x11vnc -forever -xkb -noxrecord -noxfixes -noxdamage -display :0 -auth /var/run/lxdm/lxdm-\:0.auth -rfbauth /home/botter/vncpasswd Now press Ctrl-X and then the Y key, and enter. Finally, we do: Step 7 - Setup swap space Just as a precaution, and since 512mb is so small, we setup some swap space to make our lives easier. Just enter all these commands and tada, swap: $ sudo fallocate -l 4G /swapfile $ sudo chmod 600 /swapfile $ sudo mkswap /swapfile $ sudo sysctl vm.swappiness=10 $ sudo nano /etc/fstab That last command edits a file, at the end of it put: /swapfile none swap sw 0 0 Now for all this to take effect, we must restart: $ sudo reboot This will reboot the server with the new LXDE desktop environment, VNC, and swap in action! Step 8 - Connecting via VNC If you don’t have a VNC client, or even if you do, I suggest TigerVNC for connecting. Its pretty damn fast, and most of the time I get 20fps+ on a connection. Download from https://bintray.com/tigervnc/stable/tigervnc/1.4.3 When you open it TigerVNC, enter your IP into the box and press connect. It will prompt you for a password, use the password you made. You should now see your VPS desktop! Step 9 - Install Java 8 Open a terminal over VNC, or reconnect using putty. Either way, once your ready, enter: $ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/java $ sudo apt-get update $ sudo apt-get install oracle-java8-installer This will begin the Java installer, which will ask you to accept the license and then will download and install the package. After this is complete, you got java! Step 10 - Install Chromium I like to have a browser installed, so: $ sudo apt-get install chromium-browser Step 11 - Download OSBot I make some scripts which ease this process. First start up leafpad, then make a file containing: #!/bin/bash wget http://osbot.org/mvc/get -O osbot.jar Save this to the desktop as “OSBotUpdate.sh”, now make a new file and put: #!/bin/bash if ls osbot\ *.jar 1> /dev/null 2>&1; then mv osbot\ *.jar osbot.jar fi java -jar osbot.jar Save this file as “OSBotRun.sh”. Now, go to your desktop and change both files Permissions to allow executing by the owner only. Just right-click the file, Properties, then the second tab and select “Owner only” in the Execute dropdown. Step 12 - Creating a backup to use when creating new Droplets Do anything you want to be easily replicated onto other servers before this! You can always take another snapshot, so don’t worry too much. Now go to DigitalOcean’s website and power off the machine. Then click on “Snapshots”, give it a name, and click “Take Snapshot”. It will take a while, once the process is done you can startup the VPS and start botting. Note I didn’t have you login to OSBot as it wipes the user info on new VPSs. Step 13 - Creating more VPSs Now when you create a VPS, go to the “Snapshot” section and select your snapshot instead of choosing Ubuntu. Thats it!

Basically its down to him to apply, not sure if he has. I'm sure he more than meets the requirements.

48 hour bot busting ban = JMod found you

Yep, try cleaning it out first (Like take it apart), else its prob just has enough wear on it. Check the warrenty info :p

Go to advance tab in launcher, enter MB in box ^^

Mousekeys are legal, scripts are not :p

The issue is fixed now, but can see if your hesitant to use it. Gyazo is also popular.

Well I had no idea, was just saying if that was the case you still voted on it either way. I never voted/seen the poll at the time.

So you mean they were voted on. Just because they were stuck to each other doesn't mean you didn't vote on them, just means you couldn't vote on them separately.

and it works again! https://www.chromium.org/developers/npapi-deprecation

Yep, thats correct. Just be wary it will return a Position at the Base X/Y of the region if no flag is present, instead of an expected null.

Need a little more detail. Are you trying to get entities at the cursor? getMouse().getEntitiesOnCursor()

I've suicided for 4+ days on woodcutting/fishing lol, what day and age you think it is? I expected a ban every time though haha :p

http://osbot.org/forum/topic/67016-read-before-posting-posting-rules-updated-march-15-2015/ then http://osbot.org/forum/forum/102-client-bugs/

Just bot throwaway accs to fund your legit (semi-legit?) acc. That way got skill money, but not gonna get any important acc banned lol. But botting generally leads to losses, gl next time. Also, iirc, perm bans are automated so might have a very slim chance of an appeal?

Or, ya know, just play Dwarf Fortress, same exact thing :p