Artemis

Why is this a problem? There's a fair share of merchanting scripts out there. I don't wish to take away business from anyone or anything like that. All I want to do is learn and make my own. It's not like I'm asking for a source or anything. I'm going to be creating it myself, minus the public Trade API. I've already started on the auto-talker.

I think you should remove this.

So... I managed to crash my private gold farming method item to like 70% of its previous price and it is now only like 150k/hour so while everyone's dumping the item and I wait for its price to rise again, I'm going to be making my own merchanting script. I know this probably takes a bit more work due to the constant luring and scamming attempts and also making it impossible to die and lose everything. I'm probably going to be looking at some of the ones that have been already released and making something with the exact same features. I will of course not be releasing this unless for some reason all the current ones stop being updated(But I doubt that'l happen they're probably making 100s off their merching scripts). I'm going to be using the public Trade API and hopefully it won't take me too long to complete. Any suggestions to make this easier?

Definitely not LoL. Looks like WoW or some other MMORPG.

Good scripts = Human Like = you don't get detected(Yes Jagex, I memorized where every item in my bank is and I can withdraw a full inv of different items in 5 seconds). Also Jagex mods DO patrol popular spots. They don't do it every day but it does happen. These 2 "methods" do lower your ban rate. EDIT: Also that is my opinion on this topic. People make so many excuses as to why they're getting banned. Some of them say don't bot more than 4 hours a day, some say take breaks, some say no more than 8 hours a day and so on... Why can merch bots run 24/7 for months and not get banned? Good scripting(Anti-scam, death prevention, making sure you don't get lured, etc. takes more skill to script than clicking a tree and a bank booth) and no mod patrols world 1 other than a muting incident a while back.

I probably will. I'll just make more accounts when that happens.

This is mostly bullshit. The only things that matter is how good the script is and how popular the bot spot is. If they can detect you, you'll get banned, if they can't you wont. I ran a bot for 104 hours straight(4 days and a bit straight), on a goldfarming method(Not a popular one but it was also obviously not something that someone in their right mind would do over and over and over and over again), and traded over 60M to a chinese gold site yet my account is still spotless. Now I'm doing this same method for at least 18 hours a day on 3 seperate accounts on the same IP. Still no bans whatsoever. Explain this please. EDIT: As people get banned, they make more and more myths as to why they're getting banned. None of them will save you from a ban. Someone can bot for a minute every 7 days and still have a significant chance of getting banned.

You can find the min and max numbers to be able to see each row in the bank and then randomise it so the row you want can come out on the top, around the middle or at the bottom. That isn't botlike at all. I actually do this in a lot of my scripts with the timings between actions, walking coordinate randomisation, delay between opening bank and using it, etc.

0. Never trust anyone on the internet.

Entity cow = closestAttackableNPCForName("Cow_Name"); should be: Entity cow = closestAttackableNPCForName(Cow_Name); (No quotation marks) Quotation marks are for strings. If you want to use a variable you don't use quotation marks. Also you should look up some Java Naming Conventions: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naming_convention_(programming)#Java Your class should be CowKiller. It's not something that affects your code but it is something that makes your code more readable.

There's still a small bug if the stock of the shop is zero, you can get a NullPointerException. shop.getItemByName("zzz").getAmount() == 1 gets an error if the stock of zzz is 0. I managed to "fix" this by assigning each item I'm buying as a variable and running a null check before the shop.getItemByName("zzz").getAmount() == 1 portion of the code. However, it would be nice and it would save a lot of space when doing multiple items if this could be programmed into the API. Also the shop.close() method doesn't close the store 100% of the time. I use a do until !shop.isOpen around my shop.close(). Maybe this could be programmed into the API as well. Other than that, this has been working perfectly for me. Very nice release. Should be something that's added to OSBot's API IMO.

Thanks for getting through the small bugs so quickly! Appreciate it. Keep up the good work!

For future reference, you can just go to your profile and see.

Doubt it. There is absolutely no risk involved on anyone's part in an in game trade. The point of the system is so people don't charge back on PayPal or steal GP without paying, etc. If this was allowed scammers can just sell feathers for 1gp ea, get 100 feedback then scam a $1000 trade with their amazing feedback. Also it would allow for feedback "farming".