Alek

Take this portal on the third level of Stronghold of Security: Then screenshot your My Player debug of where you end up. Do not move after you teleport, immediately take the screenshot with your debug open like I have above.

Use CLI to disable randoms (which includes AutoLogin): "-allow norandoms"

What?

It's not against the rules, but often times newer scripters will try and crash other scripts with garbage scripts - in which case it will be denied. Edit: If you have a concern, use the SDN Uploads Request forum or PM me. Edit 2: User was banned for something unrelated

Nothing we can do, it's a Java issue that will only be fixed in Java 11 coming this Fall.

Completely up to the scripter, they could just tell you no trials.

Teleports are disabled by default, you must enable them through WebWalkEvent.

Stop trying to take breaks while in combat

Download: http://osbot.org/devbuilds/osbot 2.5.9.jar The plugins selector is now finished in the client, starting work hardcore on resizable mode. If resizable mode doesn't come to fruition, it's not all lost because at the very least the client will be more future-proof and all the API is getting looked at over again. All that's really left on resizable mode is a few more API classes and working on the client interface. The scripts page will have a list for plugins soon. Changelog: -Plugins tab now functional in Script Selector -Bank API works on resizable -DepositBox API works on resizable -Store API works on resizable -Chatbox API works on resizable -GrandExchange API works on resizable -LogoutTab API works on resizable -Worlds API partial resizable mode support -Greatly improved Worlds API world hopping, a lot more stable on first hop attempt -Worlds API and Logout API dependency cleaned up -Verified store is open before using buy/sell methods -CachedWidget accepts new constructor, which takes in a parent CachedWidget --Allows cached widgets to have predicates based on predicates -Added CachedWidget setParent -Added LogoutTab isOpen() -Added Worlds isOpen()

Or just use the GE API which works.

One way, using null checking: RS2Object object = getObjects.closest("Dwarf multicannon"); if(object != null) { //do things } Another way, using streams: Optional<RS2Object> object = objects.getAll().stream().filter(i -> i.getName().equals("Dwarf multicannon")).findAny(); if(object.isPresent()) { RS2Object cannon = object.get(); //do stuff }

Doesn't work right now, already aware of the issue.

Not at all, not even close.

The simplest solution is just creating an enum and hardcoding the alch values. He asked for a solution that didn't involve scraping sites

https://osbot.org/forum/topic/140803-local-and-sdn-resource-loading/

ISP companies don't really change ips in America, unlike Europe where most modems you can just reset it. Try unplugging your modem for 2 days then try reconnecting, it's your only option if you already tried getting a new MAC.

I'm banning you, I'm very certain you are a troll. Please learn how to program at a different community.

You should be using scripts that have antiban built into it. You need scripts that does things like check your stats and sleep for random intervals.

Please press Ctrl+Alt+L in IntelliJ. @Canidae's answer is correct though.

He thinks null checking is try catching it.

Yeah, it works - but its inefficient. This is literally the worst thing you can do. If it was good under all circumstances then Java would just have it built-in.

You're advising him to try catch null pointers instead of checking if the object is null? This is the problem with high level programming, encourages people to be lazy and create inefficient code.

You want to prevent the null pointer exception from happening, not allowing it to happen and then catching it. This is a very bad practice you are learning. In the case of an InterruptedException, for now you can just try/catch those since you have no control over it. For null objects, you can always check if the object is null using an if statement.

Please don't spread this misinformation, this is not true. Edit: At least on none of the popular clients, maybe on some custom client where they are doing something TERRIBLY wrong.

Please don't spread misinformation; this is not true.