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This sounds you're using mirror mode - i'd highly recommend against that - please switch to stealth injection! For more information, please see the 'things to consider before buying/trying' section on the initial post. -Apa

Hey, How does it mess up? -Apa

Hey, As BronzeTier helpfully quoted, mirror mode doesn't seem to support this script. Please switch over to stealth injection and your issues will be solved (despite the same code running!) Apa

Sure, both activated

There are many factors which can result in a ban, and worst of all bans are unpredictable and pretty random. To minimise your chances, play it safe - keep sessions short, use generous breaks, play legitimately in between, and most of all, make sure you accept that there is always a risk! Don't bot on an account that you don't want to get banned. -Apa

IIRC there was an update where you can create, move around and delete rooms from an interface in the settings menu. That should be your starting point! Also, widgets are what you're looking for: https://osbot.org/api/org/osbot/rs07/api/Widgets.html Apa

Done!

You're creating a new combo box object every time you change the selection of the first one! That's unnecessary. Since you haven't posted your full code, I can't accurately give you a solution, but try modifying the current selected item in the combo box (google 'combobox set selected item' or something along those lines) Apa

Sure, done!

Haha, glad you got it figured out! In future, it's worth noting that the console logger will always tell you the reason that the script stops. (perhaps you already found this out though!) -Apa

Hi, Unfortunately, as is the case with all other scripters, I am not allowed to offer trials to users whose OSBot accounts are under a week old (this is an OSBot rule). Sorry about that - please come back in a week! Also, when you do come back, please let me know which script you would like a trial for as I have quite a few! Apa

Unfortunately, as is the case with all other scripters, I am not allowed to offer trials to users whose OSBot accounts are under a week old (this is an OSBot rule). Sorry about that - please come back in a week or so! Apa

Woah That's some pretty serious progress! Hopefully already paid off the $5!

Heya both - trials have been activated. Enjoy! -Apa

Np! You can pay with RSGP, however not directly, rather you must first buy a voucher to subsequently redeem for in-store credit. The store is maintained by OSBot staff and not the scripters, so I am unable to take payment directly (OSBot must take their share). Here is a link to the vouchers subforum: https://osbot.org/forum/forum/227-vouchers/ Let me know if you have any further questions! Apa

Oh gosh - that's not ideal. I'll add this to the list of escape routes which I need to implement. Thanks!

Sure- done!

Ah - yes, random events. As I mentioned, there's an option for dismissing them in the OSBot settings:

Hey, Not really sure what exactly you mean by this - if you're talking about random events, there's an option to dismiss them in the OSBot settings (this is separate to the script) If that's not what you were asking, please could you elaborate? -Apa

activated!

Learned to code here many years ago now. Since then I've of course developed my understanding and interest in programming beyond Java and OSBot - learning here was a great starting point! I played RS since around 2006~. When oldschool was released, I played for a short while before trying botting, at which point I diverted my attention to scripting instead of playing the game. Scripting was more enjoyable! Now I no longer play the game, I only log in to write/test scripts. -Apa

I mean, since I don't manage the SDN, I can't really answer any of the specific questions that you have posed. If a script clearly avoids any of the rules then there shouldn't be any problems with the release. If one of the rules associates in some way to the script (e.g in some of the examples you have given), then I suppose it is handled on a case-by-case basis per the judgement of the SDN manager, at which point other factors are considered such as (but not limited to) other current SDN scripts, the quality and apparent robustness of the code, the reputation of the scripter etc.

Sure, probably the best way is to drop me a PM, i'm most active on here

I think a lot of these rules are to prevent overcrowding of the SDN, especially for free scripts where many (potentially less experienced) scripters tend to write a script and then fail to maintain it. The rules act as a deterrent for this, encouraging scripters to write more involved projects which are more likely to be used over other similar scripts as well as more likely to remain well maintained. Specific low level monster killers tend to be overshadowed by generic versions of a similar script, for example a 'lumbridge goblin killer' is a trivially inferior version of an 'all-in-one fighter' script. I agree the rules are quite particular in places, but i'm sure there is a good reason behind each rule. If you want to develop a script and you're not sure whether or not it would be allowed, there's no harm in asking! Apa

Great to hear that the script is working well! Thanks for the kind words, and best of luck with gains in the future! Apa