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Your onLoop return value is quite high, have you considered a more responsive value, e.g. ~200? As for your issue, I can't see any immediate issue with your code, so the issue may be stemming from a different area in your code. Do you have any errors logged in your console? -Apa

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Hey, Thanks for this bug report, it's something I have been meaning to look into. I'm not immediately sure what the cause is, or whether switching to stealth injection will fix it, but that might be worth a try. In the mean time, I will investigate. -Apa

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Sure - replied to your PM. If you're new to btoting, be sure to bot cautiously so as not to get banned!

Hmm, thank you for letting me know, and for sharing the error message. I'll investigate this now. Cheers, Apa Edit - quick update: I have raised a client bug report for this, I will update this reply with progress.

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Hey, Looks like the trial request didn't go through because you've already had a trial with the expiry timestamp 2018-02-19. As this was so long ago, i've gone ahead and set you up with a fresh one starting now -Apa

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Great to hear and good luck with your studies.. good choice with CS! Learning through a hobby is by far the best way to learn IMO

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Hope the script lives up to expectations! Let me know if you run into any problems. -Apa

That's unlucky, sorry to hear that Be sure to appeal it - oftentimes permanent bans can get quashed.

Sure - trial started -Apa Hey, Thanks for getting in touch. Yes - by default, the script simulates an AFKing player, interacting only when needed (e.g. to eat food, drink a potion, or reset). As such, it is not uncommon for your player to be logged out due to inactivity (as you would if you were AFKing). The script should automatically log back in without a problem. If this is something that you are looking to prevent, then you can check the 'Enable gaussian-random input movements` box in the GUI and increase the frequency of the movements (maybe to ~2mins, but you should experiment and try and find a value that works for you). This will cause the script to randomly move the mouse, camera, or both at that frequency (with a gaussian distribution, so suitably randomised). This will prevent you from being logged out due to inactivity Hope that helps. -Apa

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Thanks for your custom - hopefully it lives up to expectations. GL! -Apa

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Great, glad to hear. Agility trial started! -Apa

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Hey, Thanks for the reminder - it's on my to-do list, but it requires some changes to the core workings of the script as the input to output ratio is not 1. For this reason, I want to make sure I implement this correctly without detrimentally affecting other functions of the script, hence the delays. Cheers, Apa