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  1. I have "getLogoutTab().logOut();" in my overriden onExit() method so that the account logs out when I manually stop the script using the GUI. It used to work in previous versions (months ago) but not anymore.
    What has changed?
    I also tried creating my own logout() method. It works when I place it elsewhere but not in the onExit() method.

  2. On 7/15/2017 at 9:01 PM, aloevera said:

    For me the hardest part is working for example a day or 2 straight on something and afterwards finding out that it does not work.
    Than, analyzing what Ive done wrong research on how i can solve or improve it and repeat
    It made me a little socially awkward because people outside of it do not understand you and start doubting you in periods where
    you make mistakes and make lots of progress learning from those mistakes but little financial gain.
    It is frustrating and for me it made me obsessed by achieving what I am working so hard for
    After some time you just can't go back because you spend so much time and dedication on,
    something that only you can see the vision of
    And know that you will get there as long as you keep working towards it
     

    Honestly mate, you're probably better off investing all this time elsewhere. Imagine what skills you could master or what projects you could develop if you shifted your focus to something else. In the long run, these are likely to give you more monetary gain.

  3. Don't quote me on this but I believe NPCs "animate" when under attack (and are being splashed on) so !npc.isAnimating() should take care of that.
    Also, I just checked the API and the "!npc.isUnderAttack()" check in the filter I provided earlier is redundant since it's already checked for with "npc.isAttackable()". However since you explicitly stated to check for an NPC which is not under attack and not one which is attackable it makes more sense to keep the former. Edited my reply to reflect that.

  4. I imagine you don't want to attack an NPC which is under attack, but you want to attack one which is not. Here's how to find that monster:

    NPC notUnderAttack = getNpcs().closest(new Filter<NPC>() {
                            @Override
                            public boolean match(NPC npc) {
                                return !npc.isUnderAttack() && !npc.isAnimating();
                            }
                        });

     

  5. 2 minutes ago, HeyImJamie said:

    Why're you so bipolar.

    l0l would you prefer to be corrected or continue living in ignorance?
    oh wait, I know the answer
    I appreciate it when ppl point out my mistakes. You'll start making mistakes too once you start writing your own code :leech:
    :kappa:

  6. 25 minutes ago, Visty said:

    Feather shouldn't be entity. It's a GroundItem. Also, I believe it's "Feathers" not "Feather"

    So like this:

    
    GroundItem feather = getGroundItems().closest("Feathers");

     

    Chicken is an NPC not Entity.

    Same goes for bones. It's a GroundItem

    I'd suggest you read about inheritance and familiarise yourself with the API before you starting throwing claims about what is what.
    Both GroundItem and NPC implement Entity.

  7. 1 minute ago, Carti said:

    I assume there are no real tutorials for extra security on the surface web?

    I honestly don't know. I picked up the little practical stuff I know from different places along the years. You'll find good tutorials explaining the whitehat aspects fairly easily. With some digging I'm sure you'll find the spicy stuff too :boge:

  8. 3 minutes ago, Carti said:

    I know tor, not really for botting ofcourse. Just wanted to know in how far you could secure yourself. Guess a VPN is enough.

    A VPN is enough for your average Joe who likes a little tentacle porn, but if you seek true anonymity it's obviously more complex than that and will require a combination of different measures to add multiple layers of security. Also keep in mind that when purchasing a service, you are trusting that provider with your identity, so choose wisely especially if you intend to perform black-hat activities (which I am not condoning).

  9. 5 minutes ago, Carti said:

    Is there more than a VPN for security? 

    Onion networks are another option. The most popular would be Tor. Not advisable for botting though.

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