List of all OSBot CLI arguments

[Abuse]

I've found myself occasionally looking for those across various release threads, so I decided to merge them into this thread. Let me know if I missed any

• -mem: Maximum amount of memory in megabyes.
• -login: username:password (Osbot login).
• -bot: username:password:bankpin or username:password:0000 for no bankpin (Runescape login).
• -world: Start in world x.
• -proxy: ip:port or username:password:ip:port.
• -script: scriptid:parameters or localscriptname:parameters.
• -debug: portnumber (leave empty for 5005). This redirects your log output
• -allow: comma seperated options:
  reflection: Enables reflection
  norandoms: Disable all event handlers including login.
  lowcpu: Enable low CPU mode.
  nointerface: Run as a background process without UI.
• -data: 0 or 1: Submit statistics to OSBot.

Usage:

java -jar osbot.jar -login abuse:password -world 383 -bot mybot:mypass:0000 -mem 1024 -proxy username:pass:127.0.0.1:1080 -script goldmaker:makemoney -allow norandoms,lowcpu 

 

-Abuse

Edited March 8, 2017 by Abuse

[Void]

Thanks!

Especially for VPS; norender (on slaves), lowcpu and lowresource mode in a large amount of clients can be extremely helpful.

Allows you to easily max out effeiciency; without much sacrifice to performance for bots.

[Zappster]

-debug port

 

 

 

Edited March 8, 2017 by Zappster

[Abuse]

7 minutes ago, Zappster said:

-debug port

 

 

 

Thanks! Added.

[Alek]

Reflection has nothing to do with mirror mode, injection, or anything related to bot detection whatsoever. Also "norender" doesn't exist.

 

 

[Abuse]

31 minutes ago, Alek said:

Reflection has nothing to do with mirror mode, injection, or anything related to bot detection whatsoever. Also "norender" doesn't exist.

 

 

Thanks, changed the reflection parameter description.

Does enabling the parameter just enable you to use reflection within your classes? If so, glad that I just found out

[Bamboozled]

1 hour ago, Alek said:

Reflection has nothing to do with mirror mode, injection, or anything related to bot detection whatsoever. Also "norender" doesn't exist.

 

 

Was norender just removed then?

[Alek]

27 minutes ago, Bamboozled said:

Was norender just removed then?

I never got around to adding it in the first place, I might add it at some point soon.

[Bamboozled]

1 hour ago, Alek said:

I never got around to adding it in the first place, I might add it at some point soon.

I've been using norender for a few months now, that's why I asked

[Sysm]

1 hour ago, Alek said:

I never got around to adding it in the first place, I might add it at some point soon.

would it be possible to add a cli for osbot breaks ? 

example: -breaks 5:2    (runtime:breakfor) 

[guywithlsd]

4 hours ago, Montana of 300 said:

Thanks!

Especially for VPS; norender (on slaves), lowcpu and lowresource mode in a large amount of clients can be extremely helpful.

Allows you to easily max out effeiciency; without much sacrifice to performance for bots.

Wait, i was thinking you can't use CLI on Linux VPS? Or you used it on Wins?

12 minutes ago, Sysm said:

would it be possible to add a cli for osbot breaks ? 

example: -breaks 5:2    (runtime:breakfor) 

So, you can't use breaks if you run clients with CLI?

[THS]

3 hours ago, guywithlsd said:

Wait, i was thinking you can't use CLI on Linux VPS? Or you used it on Wins?

So, you can't use breaks if you run clients with CLI?

You can use it on Linux lol

[NinjadGuy]

7 hours ago, Sysm said:

would it be possible to add a cli for osbot breaks ? 

example: -breaks 5:2    (runtime:breakfor) 

That would be great! I think remember someone suggesting it and I think Alek(or maybe it was some1 else) said that it will be added.

7 hours ago, guywithlsd said:

Wait, i was thinking you can't use CLI on Linux VPS? Or you used it on Wins?

So, you can't use breaks if you run clients with CLI?

You can, but it's pretty much the same breaks for every client because you have to manually change it for each client.

[CMDrake]

thanks

[askyman]

it says unable to access jar file

 

EDIT:

sorted out just replace osbot.jar with wherever the location of my client is located. thanks

Edited March 8, 2017 by askyman