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Mhm, yeah the OSBot interactions can sometimes do this. The interaction returns successful even though it's not - I can't really find a nice workaround. I feel if the script had the camera tied to the top, this might not happen - i will experiment with this and do some test runs. Otherwise, I might add some kind of timed tracker to detect for this, but that really is a messy workaround apa

I think it might be the camera zoom causing the obstacle to be only just on the screen. It should fix itself when the camera randomly turns once every minute or so! There's not much I can do about this really, you could try zooming the camera out a little but that may not help. It's rare that it would get in this situation as the camera angle has to be very specific! Apa

Sure thing - done!! (:

Sure, done! (:

Sure thing, done! (:

Sure thing! There are no requirements to access Sand Crabs (Other than membership), but i'd aim to be minimum ~20+ combat otherwise you might find yourself taking a lot of damage! Apa

Sure thing, done! (:

Uhh, this would be a little tricky with the current infrastructure. It is something I could do (I can do anything!), but it is quite an inefficient method to train and increases the likelihood for error. I'd suggest just buying varrock tabs for quick access to the GE if that is what you need! Glad to hear! Awesome progress (:

Yeah, ofcourse! Done (:

Sure thing, done!

Sure thing, done! (:

Hmm, an interesting problem! In terms of an OSBot script... You would need to establish some kind of connection between multiple instances of the same script, local or remote. I'm sure there is a way to do this, but it would not be very straightforward. That being said, it might be easier to solve the problem a different way -- perhaps there is software online that allows you to duplicate your mouse cursor? Then you could space your clients out across a large monitor such that you can view all windows simultaneously. Worth looking in to! Apa

Alternatively you could pass a reference to the MethodProvider instance via the class constructor, i.e: public class SomeClass extends SomeOtherClass implements SomeInterface { private final MethodProvider mp; public SomeClass (MethodProvider mp) { this.mp =mp; } //... } In your main class which extends Script: public final SomeClass sc = new SomeClass(this); -Apa

Sure thing, done!! (:

Tutorials are online, there are plenty of them!! Your best bet is probably to extend JFrame and work from there. GL! Apa

Sure thing, done!

Sure, done!

There are a number of API features which do not port well to mirror mode, so some scripts can break/behave strangely. Some scripts may not use these features so will work just fine, perhaps this one - i'm not sure. In general it's (in my opinion) just better not to risk it and stick with what works well- SI!

Hey guys, sure thing! I've given you both trials. All the best Apa

Sure thing, all done! The trial will expire this time tomorrow, good luck! Apa

Sure thing, please let me know though - which script are you interested in trying out?

Ammonite crabs have very different mechanics so an entire new framework would be required for them - it is something that I could look into in the future, however it would probably be deserving of its own script instead of being merged with this one. I had the same approach when Sand crabs were released with regards to my rock crabs script! Cheers Apa

Sure thing; done! (:

That's a really nice account, are you sure you want to risk it by botting!?

Search all nearby ground items, filter them by price (you can look up prices using osbuddy exchange API, or the official db: https://www.reddit.com/r/2007scape/comments/3g06rq/guide_using_the_old_school_ge_page_api/ ), and interact with only the ones above 1k. GL! Apa