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Apaec

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  1. Apaec replied to Apaec's topic in Agility
    Sure - trial activated -Apa
  2. Apaec replied to Apaec's topic in Agility
    Sure - 24h trial started The cost is one-time; there is no monthly recurring fee. -Apa
  3. All trials started For those requesting rock crabs trials, have you considered botting at Sand Crabs? They're much better exp/h! -Apa
  4. Apaec replied to Apaec's topic in Agility
    Both trials activated! -Apa Glad to hear. Let me know if you have any questions about the script
  5. All trials started -Apa
  6. Sure thing. Trial activated! -Apa
  7. Apaec replied to Apaec's topic in Agility
    Sure - trial started Apa
  8. Apaec replied to Apaec's topic in Agility
    Sure - trial started. Enjoy! Apa
  9. Sure- trial activated. Have you considered training at Sand crabs instead? They're much better exp/h! -Apa
  10. Sure thing, trial activated -Apa
  11. Hi @Jameskent94 and @FilTwa, which scripts did you want trials for? -Apa Trial activated Thanks for stopping by -Apa
  12. Apaec replied to Apaec's topic in Agility
    Sure - trial activated Apa
  13. Trial started Apa
  14. Sure - no problem. Trial activated Apa
  15. Apaec replied to Apaec's topic in Agility
    Sure - trial started Apa
  16. Sure - trial activated -Apa
  17. Sure thing. Sand crabs trial activated -Apa Sure- trial started!
  18. Both trials started @plague33, have you considered sand crabs instead of rock crabs? They're much better exp/h! Apa
  19. Sure, no problem. Just activated a fresh trial on your account. Good luck! Apa
  20. Hi all, Apologies for the delay in reply. For some reason I was unfollowed from the thread and so I didn't get a notification when you all posted here. @Le0nCupraR Thanks for the video - it looks like the script is failing to find the correct interaction option. There are two ways to cook a karambwan: thoroughly, or poorly. If you haven't done the the tai bwo wannai trio quest, then you can only cook them poorly (as it seems to be in your case). For this reason, please make sure you select the correct cooking option from the startup GUI (either raw karambwan -> cooked karambwan, or raw karambwan -> poison karambwan). In your case, you will need to select Raw kawambwan -> Poison karambwan. Hopefully this resolves your issue, but if you're still having problems, please let me know -Apa ___________ Script update: Version 3.18 Added support for Stews Added support for Curry
  21. Sure - trial started Apa
  22. All trials activated Enjoy! Apa
  23. Sure, just started your trial. Enjoy! Apa
  24. Apaec replied to Apaec's topic in Agility
    Sure - trial started! Apa
  25. A few things to note: As the bot is interacting with a live game, you cannot rely on API calls to execute successfully. For example, if you have the line 'entity.interact(....', and then hit some lag, the call might not affect game state and so your script will continue without actually having interacted. You have to build in resilience to this with your script. Ideally, your script should be entirely deterministic and only execute one game interaction per onLoop call. The onLoop function loops, so you will end up unnecessarily trying to walk to the area you have specified every iteration, which i'm guessing is not what you had in mind. Avoid static sleeps (e.g sleep(random(300,400));...). These don't really anything other than hinder the efficiency of your script. The interaction API handles camera movement etc, so no need to do that manually Best of luck Apa

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