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So this is why you were gravedigging introduction topics

@Hayden Pls, why are you gravedigging

What? I think they're doing a pretty good job of listening to the players in orsrs. Perhaps with the exception of holiday items Bots do actually make the game less enjoyable for legitimate players, so they aren't really in the wrong

Tbh constantly having threads with titles like these on the front page of the community forum is extremely discouraging for new members looking for a botting site.

Java recently added "New IO" which allow you to create easily scalable TCP based client/server applications using a selector. A selector allows you to handle many Sockets (SocketChannel in NIO) using a single thread. I don't recommend it, but with a NIO selector you can manage UDP channels as well. I recommend looking into it

A little over 2 years ago

What kind of interface are you talking about? Normally the box's own interface will replace whatever interface you might have open, unless it's an interface with abnormally high priority If these things are issues to your scripts, you could consider overriding them and adding a preLoop or postLoop, such as to close any open interfaces before/after the event

The client itself will not try to drop any loot received from a Mysterious box. If your script is doing this, It has been manually implemented by the scripter

I think the only item that a random event solver will drop is the security book

Just got a new 180x180 logo for the script, courtesy of @CrisisDesigns

It lacks some things, but the new API team is here to fix that. It's not very well documented, but It's not impossible to use either (In most cases)

Can... Can you not?

Went out for icecream during work yesterday, for about an hour and a half Edit: With a couple of co-workers and my boss, not secretly Also I spend 1/3 or more of my time at work writing scripts for osbot :E

Awe that sucks Hope you get an account that'll let you continue your scripts as soon as possible

Script can now be added to your account by using this link http://osbot.org/mvc/sdn2/scripts/14?action=add&scriptID=523

Pretty sure those are still a minority

Well, they added an auto-updater for hooks, which is nice.. if it works ;)

public class PositionFilter<E extends Entity> implements Filter<E>{ private final Position pos; private final String name; public PositionFilter(Position pos, String name) { this.pos = pos; this.name = name; } @Override public boolean match(E e) { return e.getPosition().equals(pos) && e.getName().equalsIgnoreCase(name); } }

Since the jar has not been updated, these methods should not be usable. The content of the jar is the same. Whether or not you can actually use this API does not depend on a jdoc, since the implementation of the methods do not exist within the Jar

Idk then, could be that the initialization of the random solver is causing the delay, in which case there's nothing I can do, or that the random event interacting with the player works as a stall (depending on the type of random)

Well, as soon as the screen turns orange-ish (colored overlay), that means that a random event handler has taken over execution. At that point the script is in a 'paused' state where it can't really do anything. Is the delay occuring before or after the overlay appears?

Mhm, I'm aware of this being inconvenient, however, due to the currently used framework, it's a 2-step procedure just like looting a full/empty trap and placing a new. Changing that now would require a bit more rewriting than one would think. I'm not saying I won't do it, but it may have to wait until I'm done with my current script projects

That video gave me cancer ... Thanks a lot

You seem agitated

Glad to hear it, both of you Feel free to be the first to leave a rating on the store page ;)