creationx

Please do not consider my contributions to the community as competition towards other scripters, but rather advancements towards the community. Thank you for your response, however I believe my original question was not necessarily answered; this may have been an error on my part. So the question rephrased would be: How are non-aggressive crabs classified in game? Are they objects or NPCS? Secondly, How do I go about gathering the information that they have changed to be nonaggressive? This way I can relay the information to a new part of the script that will then do what needs to be done in order to re-aggravate the crabs.

I am creating my own private script for Rock Crabs (may be released after it's perfected, for a price of course). Is there anyway to detect whether or not the crab is aggressive? My first thought would be to walk near the crab and check for combat, and if no they are non aggressive, however there could be the exception that someone else is simply fighting the rock crab. So here are the questions: How do I detect the crab when it's not an active NPC? How do I detect the crab when it's in a fight with ANOTHER player? (or any NPC for that matter) Is there a way to detect the crab based off of it's model? (not ID, but model) Thank you everyone for your help in my journey to create quality scripts for the community. It may take awhile to get the hang of it, but when I've got it, I'll be releasing the most human like scripts seen. -CX

I hate that people go out of their way to find bots and report them. Isn't that way legit players call an xp waste?

Thanks Czar! Your range script is doing great work by the way Got me 70+ range on two accounts! I will come back if I have more issues with script.

So say I wanted to use a bucket of water with Drezel, what would be the code to find the bucket in the inventory, click it, and then use it on Drezel? I am really new at coding and would appreciate help! Thank you!

edit2: removed for security purposes.... edit: that being said, great bot otherwise

Precisely. Botting for 10 hours with small 30 minute breaks to me looks MORE suspicious than just botting for 10 hours straight and logging off for 8 hours. The best advice I believe anyone can receive is just don't be greedy. Say you're going for 99 fletching and ohhh man you've been botting for 28 hours straight and you're only 100k XP AWAY!!!!! fucking go to bed. Log off and go do something. Then in a bit, log in and grind that 100k yourself with people watching (a little 99 party). I'm sure Jagex has a sort of "turn the other way" attitude towards players who they definitely know bot. I mean they condone AFKing now... The thing is OSRS is HUGELY made up of older people who really cannot be fcked to train for 2 years to get a maxed account. Our generation would rather bot that dumb shit and THEN play the game...But Jagex understands this I believe. They just dont want you overcrowding their game and ruining it for those who simply aren't smart enough to bot.

The fact that people think it's funny to ruin someone elses experience...

Yup. It's all about where you are and who's around. I've had people run up around my bots, speak and leave. Who knows if they reported me or not. I'm sure if your account is flagged via a report or strange activity (Like a bot logging in and out constantly [which just happened to me...]) then Jagex will monitor you more closely, possibly checking for more flags. Speaking from personal experience, I've found quite a few locations tucked around Runescape that are PERFECT for botting. The way I see it is you should either be out of the fucking way of everyone or you should hide in plain sight. A friend of mine showed me a spot years ago that he got 99 str at. NO one was ever there (pre-eoc, not osrs) and it was a great spot to train. I ended up getting 99 attack and 99 defense there NO ban. There are loads of factors that go into whether or not they ban you. I'd even go far as saying they give certain bots special treatment. I was watching a Q&A stream with Jagex the other day and they said something very peculiar. They were talking about gold farming I think, but one of the mods stated that they would monitor the account and watch "what the person was doing with the gold they received, whether or not it was being resold or going into the economy". This leads me to believe that as long as you're an active member of the community, they may have lenience to botting these days. Gold Farmers and 24/7 bots? maybe not so much. But do a quest or two, get in a clan, PLAY THE GAME, and you won't be banned. Most common reasons for a ban I see: 24/7 botting botting ONE skill for too long of a time not actually playing the game (quests, minigames, trails)

Thanks everyone for the responses! I've got a busy schedule this weekend but the following week is completely free and that is when I shall start the process! I'll be sure to reach out for help if needed. Cheers to botting!

I have been searching the internet looking for a osrs bot that would work correctly without having to pay extremely high prices for bots. I am thankful that I have stumbled upon osbot! The community seems fantastic, but I'd love to see more scripters...So I am taking it upon myself to finish learning scripting and begin making scripts for you guys! Expect to see me in goals a lot, posting and what not...I'll try to be as active as possible! I'm looking forward to creating bots for the community and getting all the great feedback. -CX