Alek

I hate your wrappers like this: https://github.com/Lem0ns/QuantumAPI/blob/master/src/rip/quantum/api/QuantumStore.java But whats not to like about some of your solutions like the map stuff. Overall looks good!

Is this your new API?

They aren't, it's just the angle. Al-Kharid faces east and Varrock faces north.

I start off with a simple Area a = entity.getArea(1), grabbing all with a distance of 1 of the entity. After that I filter all reachable positions, then filtered by real distance from the position to the entity using local path finder. Once that's finished I have all the positions which are valid; these are then sorted by x/y values, first index and last index are used to create the rectangle area.

For those of you that are familiar with my Macro Cooker script, the biggest challenge is allowing the user to select any cooking location in the game. The main obstacle was dynamically creating areas around the heat source which are desirable. This means detecting Ranges or Stoves that are inside and ensuring that your player doesn't accidentally walk outside. Doing some shameless self-promotion, I finally came up with a nice result for my latest update. Hopefully I will be using some of the same techniques in the webwalker. None of these areas are static, they are all dynamically generated: Al-Kharid: Varrock (showing both sides of a wall): Edgeville: Hopefully my valued gray names enjoy the hour or so I spent into this.

Dream AIO F2P RC by @dreameo GPSDye by @GPSwap Perfect Sand Crabs by @Czar osMinnows by @Tom Cape's Castle Wars by @Team Cape Night's Wyverns by @Night The next batch of scripts should be in about a month. Enjoy!

Will it be actually you irl dabbing? If so I'll smash that like button.

It was kind of a mess; still is a mess but it should at least feel nicer for the end user. If this all pans out I'll continue working on it and try to fix some other threading issues.

Must be an edgy 11 year old who plays call of duty.

No

Way to name drop someone who doesn't go through git requests.

Scripts don't execute while you are logged out.

Why not just detect if auto-chat is not enabled?

Why do you need to know?

Please test this version out; I spent a lot of time trying to make some fixes to various issues - especially when trying to stop scripts and restart them. One example would be trying to stop a script during a random event, it would ignore your request then throw errors. For instance in the AutoLogin, pressing stop would essentially do nothing. Now if you try, it will stop even when it's not finished typing your username/password. Talking about AutoLogin, I went ahead and added a "remember username" check that warns members if they have it enabled. Let me know if you feel the client is more responsive, or perhaps less responsive. -Alek

OSBot does not support this new "remember username" update and will not in any near future. If you have this option selected, OSBot currently is stuck in a loop. On the next update, you will instead be prompted with a message box telling you to disable it. As it currently stands, OSBot allows you to select any profile with a username/password. This profile may be different than the "Remember username" that you have cached on your computer. This means that you might select the profile "alek@osbot.org", but the username "maxi@osbot.org" is cached instead. Thanks for your understanding. As always, please report any bugs in the Client Bugs & Suggestions forum.

Maybe he has monetary constraints?

Yeah the $56 SSD is kind of pointless, you're not getting great performance. You might as well just keep the HDD. I'd recommend getting a 256GB 960 EVO, which costs 2x as much but you're getting twice the storage and 6.4x the speed. Kingston A400 Specs: Max Seq Read: 500MBps Max Seq Write: 320MBps Samsung 960 Evo Specs: Max Seq Read: 3200 MBps Max Seq Write: 1500MBps Also the life of the 960 EVO is 50% more, 1.5M hours vs 1M hours. The 3000MHz is not supported on the i7 7700k, only 2133 MHz / 2400 MHz. Your motherboard maybe can support up to 4000MHz, but not your processor. Motherboard selection is okay, VRam is a bit high even with games that use ID's MegaTexturing - maybe align the price into some other performance aspect of graphics.

Just make sure that your processor can support 3000MHz

InteractionEvent is like 700 lines, you could write your own like dreameo stated.

Didn't bother reading the entire thread, but it looks as if you're grabbing the closest chicken and then applying the filter; which is backwards. You should be grabbing all npcs and then sort them by distance.

I've inspected my crystal ball and have identified your exact problem. Your issue will be resolved shortly.

Uses time/date format instead of numerical increment, which solved various issues with overwriting.

Probably not a client bug, but I'll still try to help for a bit before I move this over to a different section. Have you tried using a different script?