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Extreme Scripts

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  1. Are you sure it steps 2 tiles from that position? RandomPosition will just return any coordinate in that area, so unless your debugging the coordinate I don't see how you would know? If you are debugging it and it still steps 2 steps before, then it's a bug with the walking class in OSBot 2, remember it's not a final release so there are bound to be imperfections.
  2. IPBoard has a mobile application for this, not sure how it runs though.
  3. Script icon not tile ;)
  4. Extreme Scripts replied to Isolate's topic in Scripting Help
    Delete your client and re-download ^_^
  5. Extreme Scripts replied to Isolate's topic in Scripting Help
    OSBot 2 or 1?
  6. If you could mark it as the answer for others that would be great If you need anything else just shoot me a pm
  7. Sweet glad it's working for you ^_^
  8. My bad it's called "LOGIN_SCRIPT", I wrote that off the top of my head :p
  9. Yup you would use the one I provided, placing it in your onStart().
  10. Have never tried it, hooking the randomManager always works for me so never had to explore further. From the sounds of it thought, it doesn't sound right. If you use the solution I provided you then it will run the code you put in the postLoop() everytime it logs in.
  11. I think you're talking about overriding the default random manager so you could perform a task before activating it if I understand correctly... In your onStart(): randomManager.registerHook(new RandomBehaviourHook(randomManager.LOGIN_MANAGER)){ @Override public boolean shouldActivatePostLoop(){ return true; } @Override public int postLoop() throws InterruptedException{ //task to perform return 0; } } Note: If you want to exit the postLoop then have it return -1 2- There are a variety of methods you can override which can be found here
  12. Do you mean Override the default solver so you can implement your own? Or just simply de-activate it in so that it doesn't solve the random?
  13. Use the localWalker class, all you need is: localWalker.walk(AREA.getRandomPosition(0));
  14. Paste your code.
  15. As of the moment using osbot's proxy authentication system it's one proxy per client.
  16. If your using an item on an object just set the interaction string to null, that way you won't have to account for nouns.
  17. Very very nice thread layout looks professional, you need some terms of service buddy as a heads up but best of luck for the future!
  18. Yes, you would be able to run it with your computer off. A VPS is essentially another computer accessed online, your able to use it as you would a normal computer only difference is that you would need to connect to it through VNC viewer or some sort of RDP Client. The way it works is you purchase it, download the relevant software (VNC Viewer) on both your computer and the VPS (using terminal) and then you should be able to use it through VNC viewer and view it as a normal Desktop. Hope that helps.
  19. Nice project, why does it seem so disproportional though?
  20. If you used scripts on the SDN then it definitely was not these, they are manually checked before uploaded. If you used any from the local section in your time then this was probably the cause, otherwise you have a key logger/downloaded one. Sorry for your loss.
  21. Click on the little settings cog, enable "Ground item info" and drop the item you want the id of on the floor. Alternative you could use itemdb.biz
  22. Watch for that ban hammer my boy, Rooftops is much high ban rate rate. GL ^_^

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