BrainDeadGenius

Can recommend Explv and his knowledge.

No, it's "Use", but I did add that to the list for future reference. https://gyazo.com/c28af0887dddf60da0336e4a53ecf85d That was a new occurrence, and it's worked so far since I've taken manual control for that one instance.

The portal variable contains the correct information, but it's refusing to interact with it (I changed your sleep class to my own method).

Well the thing is, it would work by grabbing closest portal, sometimes. I think this was only happening when it was an object though. Just damn weird.

The others used .closest("Portal") and it would work. Same setup with the name, just a different color. But I get that. Best method is to use exitPortalPlayer = getPlayers().closest(o -> o.getName().contains("Portal")); exitPortalNPC = getNpcs().closest(o -> o.getName().contains("Portal")); exitPortalEntity = getObjects().closest(o -> o.getName().contains("Portal"));

No, it's not always an NPC. But it is right now, and it's returning null anyways.

It's showing up as an NPC right now, and getting it by nps.closest("Portal") or getNpcs.closest("Portal") both return null.

I have the code, shown below, to exit the rune essence mine. It works 9/10 times, but in some instances, I am too far away from the portal. By 9/10 times, I mean it could happen once in 15 minutes, or once in 2-4 hours. For some reason, it ends up grabbing another portal that's either too far away, or doesn't actually exist (at least, that's what it seemed like whilst debugging). Be it noted that the log for "Could not find the exit portal" is not being displayed while trying to exit through this portal, until I get closer. Stream.concat(getNpcs().getAll().stream(), getObjects().getAll().stream()) .filter(entity -> entity.getName().contains("Portal")) .min((portal1, portal2) -> Integer.compare(myPosition().distance(portal1.getPosition()), myPosition().distance(portal2.getPosition()))) .ifPresent(portal -> { if (portal.interact("Exit", "Use", "Enter")) { new ConditionalSleep(10000) { @Override public boolean condition() throws InterruptedException { return teleportArea.contains(myPosition()); } }.sleep(); } else { log("Could not find the exit portal."); } });

Men don't get sick.

Yeah, this was designed for quick starting level 3's. Was going to add in master farmer + healing later on.

Well if you could test out the death feature to make sure it picks up the coins, that'd be of great help to me. I only have a main account, and it'd be strange to be doing pickpocketing of men instead of other tasks at my level.

You tested out the script?

I live up in the Northeast. You know, the part that just got 24-40 inches of snow.

Well this little 3570k was a cheap build (~2k with a lot of peripherals), and although I can't bot two RS accounts at the same time apparently without maxing out the CPU (although I'm not overclocking), it still works great for everything else, and I still get good quality gaming on Dota. Twin monitors are the best thing ever, period. So, I can't imagine twin 4k monitors being any different. But, this PC will be 4 years old in a month or so.

True. It'd be way easier anyway. The build would be $5k where I have it now (M2 SSD + twin 4k monitors + twin 1080s aren't cheap). Neither is the Asus MOBO, or the 6850k

How well do you know watercooling? I've thought about an entire watercooling system (not just a plug-and-play cooler + fan) because colored water. Then again, I'll probably just go dual/tri fan setup for a CPU cooler. The i5-3570k I have now (decent, but nowhere good) is only air cooled. Probably going to build a 4k resolution build in the future, probably when the new x299 comes out. SLI twin 1080s with twin 27 inch 4k monitors

Whole point of botting is multi tasking lol

My banned accounts: 0 To your?

I know they work. But back to back, with text inbetween, they don't work properly. But I'll give it another shot anyway.

Email updates would be easy. They would just need to provide their email.

You can use it to return data or to send data. I use it for both, that way the user can be updated of the status of the query. From there, it's just processing with Java that needs to be done.

You can look at my latest thread as a reference. It's OBS based with PHP. Yeah, you can buy smart home shit, Samsung, among other companies. Or you can build it yourself.

Yeah. I really don't know much about Java, or Android development. However, I have created 2 OSB scripts so far A powerfisher Also, removed from the powerfisher, a fishing script that fishes and banks the fish A "suicide thieving" script (theives from lumbridge men/women) I've also created a couple Android applications One that walks you through a procedure we use at work I have barely started this, and it was going to include a bunch more features, but I haven't had the time for it One that interacts with a mini-computers and controls the power to 8 outlets in my room

You can, but they'd need an app installed to receive the push notification. Once the app is set up, sure, it wouldn't be hard (I've been trying to get to that point, but I've been busy. That is my next checklist item for android app development). Same would go for iPhones I'm sure. But I don't have a Mac, nor do I intend to get one. So, I won't be coding for Apple products. Again, I'm sure it's the same idea as Android. I didn't even think of that aspect. Email updates would be far easier, but less likely to be noticed immediately.