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  1. Sick paint ;) I'd be curious to know what pAnti-Ban does tho 1!
  2. Go into options > debug > entity hover debug, and hover over the tile in question ~apa
  3. Hey, I'm sorry to hear that. Unfortunately bans are one of those things that you can't predict and are given out somewhat randomly, but to prevent this happening again, be sure to check out a guide on preventing bans: osbot.org/forum/topic/45618-preventing-rs-botting-bans/ Most importantly i'd say botting in moderation is paramount - even 2 hours seems too long, unless spread throughout the day! Having said that, i've not recieved any bans and have cumulatively used the script for hundreds of hours. It really is just luck of the draw. What's more, as sand crabs is such a high traffic area, it's worth taking extra care. Ofcourse if you want a refund, please visit this link to submit a request: http://osbot.org/forum/forum/150-refund-requests/ , however I believe they cannot process requests based on bans, simply because that's a risk which must be taken into consideration before botting! Cheers, Apa
  4. Ah, unfortunately not How long would it take to get 100%? I hear hosidius can take a while... It is possible that I can develop it without, I just cannot guarentee I will get it right first time, that's all! Apa
  5. Wew that's great! It's always a good feeling when something works. Firstly, remember that we're dealing with Java here, not JavaScript. Those are two very different things! As for making it stay in one spot, you can define an area and filter out the trees who are not in this area. That's probably your best bet. Check out here for details on areas: http://osbot.org/api/org/osbot/rs07/api/map/Area.html Good luck! let me know how you get on/if you have any more questions apa
  6. Unfair advantage :p I mean if i'm honest, the advantage that 3rd party 'assistant' clients already give is too much and should be against the rules anyway.
  7. Sure thing! Are there any requirements that I need to get on my test account before being able to use it? ~apa
  8. This is very cool, but should be against the rules !
  9. Ah, no. Randomise break times enables a percentage deviation to your current values (I think), so you still need to enter figures. Anyhow, glad it's all sorted! apa
  10. Heyo, It seems you have breaks enabled, but the fields empty. Perhaps put some values into the fields, or disable breaks (whichever you want). If you leave the fields blank, I guess it will default on 0 or 1 minute breaks with deviation. If this doesn't work, re-boot OSBot. And if that doesn't work, re-download OSBot. Other than that, I can't really offer any more advice as the code for the break handler/client is outside of my reach. Cheers! apa
  11. Looks like you're using an outdated JRE. (Java run time environment). You'll have to configure your project to use the latest version. I'm not sure off the top of my head how to do that, however perhaps try clicking the error line like you did in the gif, then selecting the option in the box. If that doesn't seem to lead anywhere, i'm sure a quick google search should narrow down the issue! cheers apa
  12. Hey! I'm sorry that you're experiencing these issues. The Gui scaling sounds a bit strange, however it happens to me too (ever since I got my surface pro 4 actually, scaling stuff has been all over the place ). Perhaps it's a DPI issue, unsure. I'm not aware of a fix for my situation though as my entire bot is scaled down. I'm not sure what you mean about the crashing situation though. When someone crashes your spot, the bot should take over and will attempt to attack the rock crabs manually rather than just waiting for them to pop up. I'm not sure how this makes it obvious as a bot though? ~apa
  13. When I said API heavy I meant it's using a unique documentation (i.e the code you write is stuff to do with runescape and how you interact with the game) so it's very far from "standard" java. This means that the added layer of abstraction, in my opinion, makes a perfect stepping stone into the world of programming. Still a steep learning curve tho! And yes, I just tried to progam RS bots as I thought it might be interesting, and step by step built up my knowledge. Now I am both studying and working in the computer science field ~apa
  14. Yep, it will always eat at the same hp. I'd suggest that for now you vary the percentage every time you restart the script - It's questionable whether this will affect your chances of getting banned, however I plan to add some randomisation anyway as I think it would make you guys happy Will hopefully get around to doing that this weekend, but no promises! SoonTM Cheers! ~apa
  15. Well, i've got no idea how jagex detect bots (nor does anyone, really...), so i dont know if clicking in the same pixel really makes a difference or not. It's up to you to decide that! As for writing OSRS scripts, it's reasonably beginner friendly as it's so API heavy - let's just say I started out having never programmed in any language before. Ofcourse, a couple of years later, programming is now my thing ;) ~apa
  16. Apaec

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    The one true super mod is dex!
  17. AHK is reasonably basic, there's loads of help online As always the number generator is as good as it can be but isn't perfect. But it's as good as it needs to be to give good enough results. ( https://autohotkey.com/docs/commands/Random.htm ). I'd say that, if you can, move around in an area, but it doesn't matter that much either way you do it. ~apa
  18. Write your own autoclicker if you can, I whipped up a quick one in java with a basic gui which would click around with randomised delays (between a threshold) within a radius. Got me from 55 to 94 magic no problemo For nmz guthans, I used the same program to click randomly in the inventory (which was filled with combat potions) every 8 or so minutes. This maxed another account I also wrote a simple ahk script to flick rapid heal for afking nmz with absorps, this too maxed another account. There are loads of options, whether you do it in java, ahk or any other language. You could even use a mouse macro recorder I'd suggest ahk for basic autoclickers tho, as that's more or less what it's designed to do and has useful features such as non focused key events etc. ~apa Edit: Check out the docs for AHK if you want to try writing your own AHK scripts: https://autohotkey.com/docs/AutoHotkey.htm
  19. Unfortunately I do not normally offer multiple trials, however seeing as (I believe) all scripts were having issues when you received the initial trial, i've given you an additional 12 hours to try the script (There could, however, currently be an issue with the script caused by todays update. If this is the case, please let me know and I will extend your trial further Cheers apa
  20. Woah, that's awesome thanks!! Hopefully it's turned out to be worth your $5! ~apa
  21. Hmm. Thanks for this, will take a look!
  22. That's awesome, thank you! Just a quick question though, I cannot tell - did you blur out the user name or did the script for some reason fail to render it? Cheers apa
  23. Sure, although I'm not sure when that will be. I will give you a trial when it happens though!
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