Although there are a ton of bugs I should probably be working on, I went ahead and cleared my schedule a bit to release one of the most requested features; full command-line support.
 
As a bot farmer, you can start up a new client with a proxy, start a bot, and start a script with all the settings you want. If you write scripts you will notice a new method at your disposal, getParameters(). I'll explain this a bit below.
 

 
The two new flags are "bot" and "script". Just to make it clear, "bot" only starts up a new bot and "script" will only work if you have a "bot" set (because how can you start a script without a bot active?).
 
Anyways the flag values for script are:
 
scriptid:params // Will attempt to load an SDN script automatically. Get the script id of your script from the logger when you run the SDN script.
scriptname:params // The script name is the name found in the ScriptManifest
 
Issue: If your local script ScriptManifest is using a number as the name, it will be mistaken as an SDN script.
 
So the parameters are totally up to the scripter. For instance:

-script 123:bank,loot,warriors

It will be up to the scripter to take those script parameters, parse them, and apply the settings custom to his/her script. This will avoid the need of having a user interface which the botter would otherwise need to have settings.
 
Example snippet:

java -jar "osbot 2.4.67.jar" -login alek:password -bot alek@osbot.com:password:1234 -debug 5005 -script test:param1,param2,param3,param4

Additionally there were  a few other things that were improved in the client, too lazy to continue typing. Enjoy.

 

Version 2.4.68:

-Patched issue with prefetchRequirements
 
Happy Bot Farming!
-The OSBot Staff

Oh yes

Sick release @Alek! This looks awesome

GJ

dankkk

Sick release @Alek! This looks awesome

big ty mr alek

progress, looking good

 

can you start multiple bots in one client with this ?

Edited June 12, 20169 yr by Krulvis

I love it

progress, looking good

 

can you start multiple bots in one client with this ?

 

It's preferred to have separate clients for each bot. I was considering adding a "low-gui" mode where a bunch of components and interfaces won't load to perhaps make a cheap save on some resources (making individual clients more attractive). 

nice work aleky.  keep it up

It's preferred to have separate clients for each bot. I was considering adding a "low-gui" mode where a bunch of components and interfaces won't load to perhaps make a cheap save on some resources (making individual clients more attractive). 

amazing

thanks Alek!

is there a flag for mirror mode?

Holy shit, nice update!

A-God