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Issues with new OSBOT versions

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Hi,

I started having issue with 2.5.61+ with my own made scripts that I use. I didn't have any issues with 2.5.60 and they were running for 15 hours without a problem. For this reason this makes me think if this has anything to do with the script itself, but anyways want to ask you guys to give this is a check if there is actually something wrong with it or the problem is within Osbot itself.

The bot gets stuck when using world hopping but it doesn't happen all the time but most certainly it will get stuck in first 10-15 minutes.

The hopping part looks like this:

RS2Widget logout = getWidgets().get(548,35);
if(logout != null){
    logout.interact();
}
sleep(1000);
getWorlds().hopToF2PWorld();
log("Hopping worlds");
sleep(500);
log("How the hopping is going on?");

And the logger when it gets stuck looks like this:

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It doesn't even log the "How the hopping is going on?" and afterwards just stands doing nothing till logs out then log ins back and so on. 

Anyone has any clue where the problem could be? :) 

EDIT:

Even with custom world hopper like below it still gets stuck. I guess this is completely related to something wrong with Osbot world hopper

 

if (worl != 308) {
    RS2Widget logout = getWidgets().get(548, 35);
    RS2Widget wswitch = getWidgets().get(182, 3);
    sleep(700);
    if (logout != null) {
        logout.interact();
    }
    sleep(1300);
    if (wswitch != null) {
        wswitch.interact();
    }
    sleep(1500);
    getWorlds().hover(308);
    sleep(500);
    getMouse().click(false);
    sleep(2000);
    
    log("Hopped");
}

Edited by Kramnik

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