Apaec

Thanks for the beast proggie mate!!! Apa

You now have a 24h trial. Enjoy!: ) apa

Ah, ye, probably the mirror client then. Can be slow with things like this.

What client version are you running? if it says 2.3.66, that was a corrupted release. Reinstall osbot and it will be version 3.65 (stable) Seems to be working well for me ... apa

theres a chisel spawn on a crate west of the elevator.

Random events are not supported yet as there are more pressing issues to work on at the moment.

ye i remember seeing that haha

Have you guys ever been in a situation like this? it feels really shit

The update hasnt gone through yet. You're most likly still runing version 3.26. when it's 3.27, everything should be in place! (just takes a few hours for the script manager to verify the update before it's publically released). Should be released within the next 24h at a maximum. Apaec

Have added: Addy, mith, rune, dragon darts mith, addy, rune, bone bolts apa.

It should be approximately random, depends when the next map sector loads. Server lag can cause it to run a bit further / less far. UPDATE! Version 3.27 Added a range of additional ammo (including addy darts) Added a longer delay when checking if it should refresh. This will mean it will rarely refresh when not required. Apaec

Odd. This is handled separately by OSBot though, so I suggest you report this on the client support thread so they can fix it ASAP! Apa Hey! I can add adamant darts if you would like. As for walking in and out of the area, this can sometimes be caused by server lag and i've been looking to push a quick temporary solution to try and prevent this from happening. I will try and add this now Apaec

teach me? :c

try de-salting it, sometimes it can get clogged up in salt. Simply boil a kettle of water (maybe 400ml water), and submerge the motherboard, cleaning it. This should do the job. To dry it just stick it in the microwave which will re-calibrate the device. Then plug it back in and it should be good as new! I recommend doing this quite frequently (maybe once a month) to avoid this situation happening again. Apaec

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This morning:

Which one would you like to try? Apa

Will post some pictures when it's not so close to midnight for me haha! So that you can see it in its full glory. PS White = ignore squares value

Yesterday I had a bit of free time and decided to code a Fibonacci Clock. The idea is a fresh way of telling the time which is: Impractical Only accurate to nearest 5 minutes Cool af So... wtf is a fibonacci clock? well... its the idea that every hour interval and 5 minute interval can be coded by a fibonacci value / range. Fibonacci sequence to those unaware: 1,1,2,3,5... starting at 1, 1+1 = 2, 2+1 = 3, 3+2 = 5, etc. So Un+1 = Un + Un-1 . So how is this used as a clock? Well... you can create any number between 1 - 12 (12 hour clock values) using combinations of numbers from this sequence. For example, 12 Hours = 5 + 3 + 2 + 1 + 1 7 Hours = 5 + 2 2 Hours = 2 3 Hours = 3 11 hours = 5 + 3 + 2 + 1 etc... As for minutes. every minute value divided by five can be constructed from the sequences Eg 35 minutes = (5+7) * 5 //the *5 is not coded as part of the clock, this is universal for minutes. 25 minutes = 5 *5 55 minutes = (5 + 3 + 2 + 1 )*5 10 minutes = 2 * 5 Etc. So. How do u represent this? Well... the idea is to have a series of boxes, in the golden rectangle dimensions (5x8), split into the corresponding dimensions of each value of the sequence. So here's what my workspace looked like after a bit of designing: It's all red cause it's midnight. How the colours work: Red = add to hour only Green = add to minutes only Blue = add to both (for debugging I added the realtime at the top left. If you do the maths, it's accurate! ) When i say 'add to both', I mean the value of the square (eg 5 for the right square) gets added to the cumulative calculation of the time in hours or minutes. So I essentially wrote a system which tells you the time using these colours. It's cool and requires a bit of adding up, but it works. If you want, I can post the source (somewhat messy but okay overall) If you want, I can post a .jar download so u can give it a shot and try adding up for yourself, just let me know if u want it lol Cool /typing Apaec

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Hard to make reliably, very hard to test . Generally impractical to code for and very time consuming. At this, services prevail apa

Damn! 13 hours, impressive! Thanks very much for the proggie mate, makes a scripter feel great when his users send in pics of the script Featured it on the front page if that's okay with you. Again, thanks! Apaec