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Hi there all, trials have been activated. Sorry for the delay- Just got back into the country. Cheers Apa

Perhaps, although my account cannot get there. I'll try and complete the quest or get a hold of an account to add it- thanks for the suggestion! In the mean time, I can recommend mor-ul-rek ! Apa

Sure thing, done! It should walk back. It may take 5 or so seconds to register the fall though, this may be the issue? Sure, thanks! Sure, done!!! Sure, done!:) Unfortunately I can't offer trials to accounts under a week old ( this is an osbot rule). Sorry about that !! ___ Sorry for the delay by the way all, I'm out of the country at the moment and responding on mobile

Hi there all, Apologies for the delay, im out of the country at the moment. I've started all trials for users that meet the rules / criteria from mobile , sorry if I missed you - let me know! All the best Apa

Sure thing, done! Sorry for the delay, I am out of the country at the moment and responding on mobile. -apa

Not quite yet, it's something i'm working on as part of a bigger re-write, but it's just a question of finding the time to do it now!

Sure, done!:) Sure thing! Hey! Thanks for letting me know. I'm looking into a fix for the first issue, however as for the second, there's not much I can do about this considering once a sand crab has spawned, there's no way to determine whether it 'belongs' to you or not. Hopefully this doesn't happen too often and doesn't cut into xp gains much; to my knowledge, the sand crabs should return to their positions after about a minute and a half of wandering. Best Apa Certainly, done! Sure, done!

Have been working on a fix for banking while smelting, for some reason recently it's become a bit unreliable! I might upgrade to a different banking framework in the mean time. Will see -Apa

Hey, Unfortunately per OSBot policy I cannot offer trials to accounts under a week old. Sorry about that Best Apa

Sure thing, done! (:

Sure, done! (:

Sure thing! Done

Yeah, mirror is a bit buggy with my sand crabs script too. It's frustrating, because there's nothing us scripters can do about it (other than suggest just switching over to stealth injection) - it's less resource intensive and more reliable. All the best Apa

Perhaps, although it might warrant a change in price as would the introduction of any other niche cooking method. That being said, I think there are some good free wine making scripts on the SDN, so be sure to check them out! Apa

Sorry, I can only offer a trial of APA Sand Crabs Just started your trial, enjoy! -Apa

Hmm, are you sure that, when you selected the rock, it had ore? Make sure the rock is unmined before selecting it!

Sure, done!

Since all the data is constant, may as well store it in an enum, but yeah this looks good

Hey, Mirror mode is a little temperamental with this script - for more details please see the main page under the section 'things to consider before buying / trying'. It should run perfectly in stealth injection so i'd suggest switching to that Apa

That's very odd... if it didn't deposit the bars, then it shouldn't try to withdraw the ores. I'll take a look at the banking system now and see what I can do Thanks for letting me know Apa

Woah that's some pretty serious gains!! Hopefully that paid off the $5 haha

Sure thing, done!

Certainly, done! (:

Hi guys Probably a type in one of the ingredients, I scraped the name data for stuff from the wiki, but sometimes they're not word-for-word accurate with the ingame names so this can cause issues. I'll see if I have some time in the coming week or so to get this fixed but you can always take a look at the source code yourselves and fix it locally while you wait ! https://github.com/apaec/aio-herblore Apa Does it say anything in the console logger?

It's getting a little bit spaghetti, might be worth re-thinking how you approach this problem! I would suggest creating a pickaxe enum, for example: public enum Pickaxe { BRONZE_PICKAXE(1), IRON_PICKAXE(1), /* ... */ DRAGON_PICKAXE(61); private final int levelReq; Pickaxe(int levelReq) { this.levelReq = levelReq; } public int getRequiredLevel() { return levelReq; } public boolean hasRequiredLevel(MethodProvider mp) { return mp.getSkills().getStatic(Skill.MINING) >= levelReq; } public boolean equip(MethodProvider mp) { /* ... */ } @Override public String toString() { return super./* ... */; } } Then you can use this to determine the highest tier pickaxe to use, i.e Arrays.asList(Pickaxe.values()).stream().filter(pick -> pick.hasRequiredLevel(mp)). /* ... Reduction to highest required level ... */ I've left gaps here and there for you to implement so hopefully you learn something new ! Also, hopefully there are no errors, but I wrote the code in the reply box so if there are, sorry about that, just let me know! Edit: Or, alternatively, you could just as easily use a for loop with some simple logic (i.e "for (Pickaxe axe : Pickaxe.values()) { ... }" ) to find the best pickaxe. I just like streams cause you can make it a tidy one-liner Good luck! -Apa