I want OSBot to automatically launch while using as few resources as possible. I followed the guide below but the -allow lowcpu, lowresource, and no interface commands don't seem to do anything. There is also a link to a thread that talks about a norender command but then the same guy who made the topic says there's no such thing.

 

 

This is the exact command I use:

java -jar OSBot.jar -login name:pass -world 301 -script 476:383_45_23 -allow lowcpu, lowresource, nointerface -bot rsname:rspass:0000

 

I removed "-allow lowcpu, lowresource, nointerface" and did a test run and it used just as much cpu/memory as when the command is included. Do some of these commands only work for VIP or am I missing something?

pretty sure you can't have spaces between the args of -allow, but I'm not CLI expert 

27 minutes ago, prorunescapeguy said:

I want OSBot to automatically launch while using as few resources as possible. I followed the guide below but the -allow lowcpu, lowresource, and no interface commands don't seem to do anything. There is also a link to a thread that talks about a norender command but then the same guy who made the topic says there's no such thing.

 

 

This is the exact command I use:

 

java -jar OSBot.jar -login name:pass -world 301 -script 476:383_45_23 -allow lowcpu, lowresource, nointerface -bot rsname:rspass:0000

 

 

I removed "-allow lowcpu, lowresource, nointerface" and did a test run and it used just as much cpu/memory as when the command is included. Do some of these commands only work for VIP or am I missing something?

is ur Osbot jar file also named as "OSBot.jar"? also is this .bat file on desktop if so is the jar on desktop?

You didn't really say what exactly the issue is. Are you getting an error message? Is OSBot appearing? Both @JioMy and @FrostBug had great suggestions.

20 minutes ago, FrostBug said:

pretty sure you can't have spaces between the args of -allow, but I'm not CLI expert 

this solved it. thanks.

56 minutes ago, prorunescapeguy said:

this solved it. thanks.

you should use -meme 256