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It's still possible to get to 99 by botting, I just did it.
creationx replied to creationx's topic in Botting & Bans
I think the skills that are easy to play are easiest to bot. Least amount of actions = best botting experience. -
Team Cape's Worldly Thiever [First script release!]
creationx replied to Team Cape's topic in Money Making
Can you please repost or message me the download link? I would love to use your script (your scripts are amazing) but I can't. Thanks in advance friend. -
XCurseCustom - Version 0.3 - Curse Custom Monsters!
creationx replied to creationx's topic in Combat & Prayer
I hear you! I'm really busy with my business so I'm not able to script as much as I'd like, but I do hear you! I want to do an overhaul on this script so I'll be sure you get your requested feature in. -
So I bot very carefully - babysitting on the weekdays and making up for lost time on the weekends. Most of my botting habits are listed here http://osbot.org/forum/topic/106418-discussionbotting-legit-the-way-to-go/#entry1190019 I don't want to give away which skill because I'm extremely paranoid, and I'm not dumb enough to think Jagex isn't here on the forums, but I'll explain how I did it. I went from 1-99, nothing but botting. I did it on a older account, with breaks, and would quest in between every 10 levels or so (once I got to 90 I just grinded it out, did one quest in the middle). WHILE the bot was running I would actively 'enable input' and throw in my own antiban - talking in my CC, spinning camera, right clicking people. I believe that if the account is flagged that jagex will log some sort of activity on the account. When running private servers a while ago we had a bot busting system that would flag the player and then record their actions. If we saw the actions were bot-esque for too long of a time they got a ban. I'm not trying to brag, just trying to let you all know that botting is still very much viable, but you have to line up your goals with your play style. If you just want to grind out GP and get a bunch of new accounts pumping out money for you, expect a bunch of headaches. But if you'd rather just not spend the time getting to high level content because that's where you'd like to play, bot carefully, play in between, and you should be good! Anyone else reach 99 lately? Others:
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Thanks Unbound & 10kidswithaids. So that makes me definitely think Jagex has multiple types of Permanent bans. Interesing
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See that's what is so confusing to me. This has only happened to me once before, and that was back when it was RS2. It makes me wonder - are there more forms of ban than just 'moderate' and 'severe'? Maybe they have certain degrees of permanent ban. Like FOREVER permanent, 1 year permanent, 2 year permanent.
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Actually it was banned earlier this year and doesn't expire until next year. But I'm just confused as to how it went from being a permanent ban to a 'bot busting moderate'...like did they review my account and change their mind or was it a glitch...do bans just lift over time?
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So I just found out that my account, which previously has a permanent ban on it last year from botting, is now only a 'bot busting moderate' ban, and I have full access to my account again. Has this happened to anyone else? I find it strange that this happened.
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[Discussion]Botting + Legit = The way to go?
creationx replied to creationx's topic in Botting & Bans
Good try, Jagex. -
depends who you ask
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Hello everyone! I've been botting for quite a while now, and I've had every range of consequences. I've had accounts stay unbanned for a long time, and I've had accounts banned almost immediately. I wanted to talk about how actually playing and enjoying the game of OldSchool Runescape could be beneficial to your botting 'career'. Now, I use to suicide bot all the time, but after my main was chainbanned I quit for a while and have only recently come back. However, now that I'm back I've noticed that my 'healthy' botting habits may be what is keeping me from getting banned, and I wanted to share them with people and have a discussion on how these actions may help us botters. 1. Don't just bot and then log out - Do something IN the OSbot client BEFORE & AFTER you bot. logic: If they CAN detect your mouse movements and actions, it may help that they don't see 'user 1 logged in.' 'user 1 did agility for 8 hours straight' 'user 1 logged out'. 2. Babysit your bot - I feel like this is the #1 way to stay away from bans. logic: Everytime I've been banned it's been because I left a script on for way too long, got greedy, and woke up with a ban. If you are active on the computer, you have better chance of catching people who are trying to catch you (thus talking to them and diffusing the situation). 3. Join a clan chat that is RIGHT for you. logic: When you're in a clan chat, I believe Jagex just considers you that much less likely to be botting. 4. ADD YOUR OWN ANTIBAN! logic: When botting, enable input and do something you might normally do when playing. If you're bankstanding and making potions, spin the camera around, check some stats, right click some people. If Jagex can detect mouse movements, this will help throw them off. They won't just see 'take supplies', 'make potions' over and over again. 5. PLAY THE GAME AT LEAST THE SAME AMOUNT OF TIME YOU BOT logic: i believe if you actually play the game legitimately at least the same amount of hours you bot, (so say you bot 4 hours and play 4 hours), you have a super low risk of being banned. I think this may be because even if you ARE flagged for botting, you've got a ton of legit activity on your account, which may confuse Jagex when they're looking for bots. These are just 5 tips that I have found helped me A LOT. I'm currently training a couple of accounts and reaching quite high levels. The key, however, is moderation. The thing that helped me the most is to use OSbot as a tool - much like mousekeys, instead of a means to make money or waste time. While I'm sitting here working at the computer, OSBot can train for me. When I go away, I usually turn it off. That way I can keep a lot of control over what's happening on my account.
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Currently running script Will have a progress report soon enough.
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holy shit only $300? i'm about to get one of those asap.
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XCurseCustom - Version 0.3 - Curse Custom Monsters!
creationx replied to creationx's topic in Combat & Prayer
new link up. rewriting script soon. -
5! I got attack, magic, fletching, cooking, and strength. All pre-eoc now. Latest I've gotten in osrs was 97 ranging...I was so fucking close but I got greedy and botted overnight. Banned. gf my epic g mauler. I trained range since 40 at guild, so I think I was something like 58-62 combat. I herped on derps.
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XCurseCustom - Version 0.3 - Curse Custom Monsters!
creationx replied to creationx's topic in Combat & Prayer
Awesome man! Glad you liked it. I've actually lost the source code so I'm going to have to rescript it. However I have been getting quite into scripting as of late, hopefully I can bring something much better to the table. -
Ok, so here is my current GUI code for my Curse Bot private void createGUI(){ final int GUI_WIDTH = 350, GUI_HEIGHT = 85; Dimension screenSize = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getScreenSize(); final int gX = (int) (screenSize.getWidth() / 2) - (GUI_WIDTH / 2); final int gY = (int) (screenSize.getHeight() / 2) - (GUI_HEIGHT / 2); gui = new JFrame("XCurseCustom V(0.3)"); gui.setBounds(gX, gY, GUI_WIDTH, GUI_HEIGHT); gui.setResizable(false); JPanel panel = new JPanel(); gui.add(panel); JLabel label = new JLabel("Select A Spell and A Monster!"); // Create a label label.setForeground(Color.WHITE); // Set text color to white panel.add(label); // Add it to the JPanel JTextField selectYourMonster = new JTextField(20); selectYourMonster.addActionListener(e -> monsterSelect = selectYourMonster.getText().toString()); panel.add(selectYourMonster); JButton startButton = new JButton("Start"); startButton.addActionListener(e -> { started = true; gui.setVisible(false); }); panel.add(startButton); gui.setVisible(true); } I have also declared private String monsterSelect = ""; and have the action code set to NPC NPC = npcs.closest(monsterSelect); Yet when I go to start the bot it acts like there was no input in the box (even if I put something in there). Now if I change the declaration to say "Monk of Zamorak" It will then go after the Monk of Zamorak. So what I'm noticing is that somewhere my code is messed up and it's not storing the data from the GUI. I've looked a lot online and on these forums and can't really find a proper answer. edit: Also, to those who are taking the time to answer, PLEASE explain the process and why my method was incorrect and why yours is correct. I'm really really interesting in learning this and would love to get in-depth analysis on what is wrong.
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XCurseCustom - Version 0.3 - Curse Custom Monsters!
creationx replied to creationx's topic in Combat & Prayer
Thanks for the input everyone. Just leave what monster you want in a post and I'll add it to the selection. It's a 2 second hotfix so I have no problem doing it. As I learn java I will do my best to make this script better for you all. -
NOTICE: I have taken the time to actually LEARN java! Wow! So I will be rewriting this script to include a much better user experience. Thank you for your support everyone. Hey there everyone! I really want to code really great scripts, but it is obvious that my ambitions exceed my skill level at the moment. So to practice and get better at scripting I will be releasing a bunch of awesome free scripts for you guys. Once I get good enough, I will try my hand at coding scripts good enough to sell! I love RuneScape and have been playing since 2005 and botting since 2008. Anyway...Here's the script! XCurseCustom! - Curse Custom Monsters! This script is designed to get you safe and efficient AFK levels! Use it until you can High Alch or until 99! Version Changes Version 0.3 -Added GUI Version 0.2 -Fixing Up Script. Condensing Version 0.1 -Initial Build How to Start 1. Make sure you have all the runes you need in your inventory! 2. Make sure you have the correct negative bonus! 3. Set up near your NPC of choice! 4. BEGIN! Future Updates *User Input Monster Selection *Different Spell Selection *AIO Magic Expansion (include teleporting and High Alch) *LeaveMeBe XScript Exclusive Feature - Input which spells you want to be cast and what levels you want them cast, and watch the LeaveMeBe system level the account up all by itself. *Human Like AntiBan Progress Reports 7 hour proggie http://i64.tinypic.com/2m3s2rq.png 2 hour proggie http://i.imgur.com/RZos26f.png [Currently Online - Version 0.3] DOWNLOAD LINK FIXED 9/13/16 Download Now! || VIRUS SCAN! DISCLAIMER: Script is currently in alpha versions. May have many bugs. I have tested it for a couple hours and it was flawless. If you have any issues, please report them here.
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Awesome! Thanks for the help guys. I have problems learning java by just reading "How to Java", I do a lot better learning it when I actually type it and do trial and error.
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I'd imagine you could create a simple enough utility script to help you. Something that does the following: Simply run bot -> Run script -> enable input. The script then logs all mouse positions in a text file in (X, Y) format. It would have to constantly get getting mouse positions and logging them, which may be laggy.
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Thanks man! A second question...I want my script to perform a profit check function first and then move on to repeating the merch function until a certain time. My issue is that I cannot even get it to move from the ProfitCheck Case to the Merch Case Here is my Code NPC clerk = npcs.closest("Grand Exchange Clerk"); if (clerk !=null && grandExchange.isOpen() == false) return State.ExchangeBanker; int OpenedIt = 1; int CheckedIt = 0; if (OpenedIt <= 2 && CheckedIt == 0) return State.ProfitCheck; OpenedIt += 1; CheckedIt += 1; if(CheckedIt >= 0) return State.MerchTime; return State.Wait; } Here you see that I'm simply trying to get the script to recognize that if the previous case was completed it can move onto the next case, but for some reason it keeps hanging on the profit check case.
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Hello everyone! I am currently having issues using values that were determined in a previous case. So what's happening is I have two cases, Case A and Case B. In Case A I've declared the following long BuyPriceNew = grandExchange.getAmountSpent(Box.BOX_1); Which Logs the amount spent in the GE box into the Long "BuyPriceNew" However when I go into Case B and try to call upon BuyPriceNew I get the following error. The local variable BuyPriceNew may not have been initialized. Note that a problem regarding missing 'default:' on 'switch' has been suppressed, which is perhaps related to this problem main.java /XMerch/src line 136 Java Problem What am I doing wrong?
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I can't seem to anything in the API regarding actually selecting items found in the Grand exchange. How would I go about actually selecting the item if i've searched it? For some items it's an easy coordinate, but for others if you type "Cape" and want a red cape, we need to actually find that red cape. Would someone be kind enough to teach me how to write this bit of code?