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Sounds like a fun project, whether or not it will help with bans however will to be hard to gauge. Have to say, Java doesn't seem like a great choice for something like this. As this would be a standalone app, you're not locked in to using Java. Have you considered using python? You can use libraries such as TensorFlow to recognise game objects, which would be a whole lot more powerful than "naively" interpreting screen colours. Good luck Apa

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Both trials activated! Enjoy, Apa

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Update: I've just pushed a fix to this, it should go live within the next 24 hours. Apologies for any inconvenience caused - let me know if you run into any further troubles Apa

Hey, Thanks for letting me know. Apologies I didn't get back to you sooner, for some reason I was unfollowed from this thread and didn't get a notification as a result. I've just investigated this issue and the cause of this is some API functionality which the script used has been removed from recent client builds. I'm updating the script right now, and will push an update within the next few minutes. Best, Apa

Sure - just started a 24h trial (I assumed you meant sand crab, but correct me if i'm wrong!) Apa

There have recently been a few issues with error message windows not showing correctly on OSBot processes. My understanding was that these were patched in a recent client build, but perhaps not. I'm glad you got the script working; please don't hesitate to get in touch if you have any further questions or issues Aoa

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Hey, Sorry to hear you're having trouble getting the script up and running. Please could you open the console logger (via the settings gear at the top right of the OSBot client), and then try starting the script? The script will immediately stop if there is a configuration issue or if it is otherwise unable to continue, and the reason for stopping is always displayed in the console logger, so this should hopefully help you determine the issue. If I was to hazard a guess at what might be the problem, perhaps you have enabled ammo looting without the game configuration for auto-equip being set? If this is the case, it should display a warning message when you start the script; this warning should direct you to speak to the lumbridge guide to enable this feature. Please keep me updated with how you get on Apa

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Wow, 78k exp/h for 30 hours! Awesome gains Thanks for sharing (again!) Apa

Hey, Sorry for delay - i've been away over the weekend. Just started a trial on both scripts - enjoy Apa

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Both trials activated Apologies for the delay in reply, I was away from home this weekend. Best Apa

Hey, Thanks for letting me know. I'm not sure why that might be; perhaps the interface details have changed in a game update. I'll check it out ASAP. Best Apa

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Hi troro, I'm sorry you feel this way. If I felt a complete rewrite of the code would prevent bans, then of course I would do that, however that simply isn't the case. The reason for this stems from the problem at hand: The goal is to emulate a human playing Runescape. Jagex have an entire team and 20+ years to dedicate to the comparatively simpler task of telling bots and humans apart, so naturally they have the upper hand. For this reason, rather than altogether avoiding detection (a task which, considering all variables, is next to impossible), the best approach is to 'bot under the radar'. As much as I don't like repeating myself, I am confident that my last reply summarises this well: I may have already pointed you to this resource, however this is a helpful summary of the topic by an ex-developer: https://osbot.org/forum/topic/124429-preventing-rs-botting-bans-v3/ Best Apa

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Thanks for the progress reports and the kind words Glad you are both getting good use out of the script! Apa

Hey, Sure - unfortunately the script doesn't support resizeable mode as I mentioned to dabswax, be sure to disable it before starting the script! I'll update the thread to mention this. Apa