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As was mentioned above, you've defined it as an array, which is what the API path walking used to take (hence the outdated tutorials tell you to do it this way). Instead, you need to define it as a list.

It should afk in camp mode - there should be more or less no stage where it clicks attack on a sandcrab. If you're already using camp mode, then i'm not sure what's gone wrong. Which spot are you using?

Google pixel is nice, i'd say its between that and the iphone 7

Thanks for this , I will investigate! Sure, refresh your scripts list!

Done and done, enjoy ! Seems to be working fine for me - The script will not enable spec for about 30 seconds after hopping, and will not switch weapons to spec, but other than that it should work. Not sure what's gone wrong there - perhaps you just forgot to check the box? (happens!) This is odd - it works for me but i've had other settings which don't work correctly (namely breaks), and I've heard of other people having difficulty with randoms on all scripts. I'm not sure if there are any solutions, but perhaps checking the dismiss box then re-booting the bot, and see if that helps. I'm sorry that theres not much more that I can do to help! ~apa Done! Will be taking a look into the resetting of crab claw isle stuff. Does it get stuck after running the reset route, at the end of the first path or in the middle of the path? Cheers apa

So this looks alright, but as it's a live game with things changing all the time, and lag etc, you cannot rely 100% on more or less any line of code to successfully pull off what you want it to do. To combat this, you need to try (and potentially retry) performing actions depending on the current state of the game. There are a number of ways to do this, but perhaps the easiest to understand would be a standard if/else setup within your onLoop: for example, in your code you have a single if statement surrounding all of your code. This is fine, except what if the inventory is full? then the script will loop forever. (on a sidenote, the return value of onLoop is the delay between loops in milliseconds - 6 seconds is quite alot, and you might find it easier if you set it to something around 300 and use a case based structure as i'll show below. I won't give you the code straight up, as that's no way to learn, but I'll tell you the commands which you need to use to perform the actions you're going for. It's up to you to order them and structure them as you need: // Checks if inventory is full if (inventory.isFull()); { } // finds the nearest bank booth RS2Object booth = objects.closest("Bank-booth"); //(you may need to change the name) if (booth != null && booth.exists()); { //Check it's really there booth.interact("Bank"); //Interact with bank booth sleep(500); // Sleep after interacting to give time for bank to open } //Withdrawing an item: if(bank.contains("Bucket")) { bank.withdraw("Bucket", 1); } else { //... do something like stop } Note that stuff like static sleeps etc are really not a good idea, but it's fine for now. Also, I wrote this in the reply box so there may be some errors (sorry!). So ye back to that if/else thing, basically run checks to determine what action to perform, one at a time. For example, if your inventory has a bucket and the bank is open, close the bank. Or if you have a bucket and the bank is closed, drop the bucket. Or if your inventory is empty and the bank is closed, then open the bank. Hope that helped, sorry it's a scrappy reply, I just woke up! Let me know if you have any more questions, Apa

That's odd. I will look into this, thanks

Done! Sure! Was it a crab claw isle spot? sure, refresh your scripts list! Cheers all! apa

The project compliance is essentially the version of java which your project is running on. It may well be that your project is for whatever reason running on an outdated version and you may need to update it, as you said

Thanks for the proggie! 5h is awesome! I've added it to the front page, if that's ok! ~apa Oh damn, that's strange. Those co-ordinates seem to be the position for west_1, is that the tile for which you had your gui configured? Sure! Refresh your scripts list.

Hey, Sorry about that, I've just started your trial now! (not sure what happened there!) ~apa

Awesome, try hovering your mouse over the lines - what does it say, and have you tried any of the proposed solutions?

Sure, and yes it will show up as one of your scripts for 24h! Sorry, it seems you've already had a trial, and as i'm sure you can understand, I can't keep giving them out! Cheers apa

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Thanks for this There might not be much I can do though as webwalking is handled by the client I will take a look nonetheless though. I think this issue may also be mirror-specific apa Sure, done!

done! Hiya, cheers for letting me know. Someone else mentioned this issue previously, however I couldn't seem to track the bug down. If/when this next happens again, please could you tell me a few things? Does it happen every time? Are any errors/messages logged in the console? What is the 'status' of the script? Perhaps you could also provide a screenshot / co-ordinates of the exact tile upon which it gets stuck also! Thanks! apa

Hi solarspares, I usually do not give out multiple trials, but seeing as you didn't get that much use out of the script (just under 2h), i've given you a 6h extension. Cheers! Apa

Amazing proggie, thanks for sharing! I've added it to the front page, just let me know if that's not okay. Cheers All done, thanks for checking the script out!

http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index-jsp-138363.html JRE is a java runtime environment, essentially all you need to run java applications. JDK is the java development kit, which contains the JRE. For this, I think you need to install the JDK. You should find a download link on that page ^ Cheers for stopping by! apa

I think you can only reset the aggro by running a certain distance away from the spot, and for some spots this can only be achieved with a single route. Besides, when I play legit, I tend to follow the same path. But it seems odd that it's not successfully resetting the aggro for spots 8 and 5, when I ran tests they seemed OK. I will take a closer look over the weekend! Cheers apa

I could potentially work with my banking algorithm to achieve this, and I believe I already added an option for delay before resetting aggro, which should wait up to a minute before resetting cheers apa

You have to start it in yanille

Sure, i've given you a 24h trial ~apa

Sure - but of which script?

Add it to your collection here: https://osbot.org/mvc/sdn2/scripts/16 cheers! apa