I've been making custom scripts for personal use, simply because I want only perfection, and wanted to tailor it to my needs and also add additional features, so I'm just wondering if you would use something like this.

 

A website that sells paid scripts for OSBot (with administrator approval before I start selling the scripts). In order to use them, you'll be required to sign up on the website. After purchase, you'll have access to download the recently purchased script. You will be required to login to your account each time you start the script.

 

On the website, you can add bots. This website will also act as a "Bot Management" site, for remotely managing your bots without needing to be on your computer or VPS. You'll be able to retrieve the location of your bot, it's current state, actions, and even force it to talk, go and bank, or stop the script (more features will be added on request).

 

All the scripts will be written to perfection, the only one I have at the moment is a Seer's Village Yew Cutter. I've ran this for over 30 hours straight and it works flawless, and I've never been banned using any of my scripts. All the scripts come packaged with a server that listens on a port of your choice. You will need to forward this port in order to manage your bot via our website.

 

The bot recognises owner commands via player chat, clan chat, and private message. It will enter the owner's clan chat on start. You'll be able to control the bot remotely by both the website, and in-game (making it perfect for those who wish to manage multiple bots with ease). I developed this script so I could remotely manage and monitor 9 of my bots simultaneously. It also logs each time you level up into our database, so you can keep track of your bot's progress.

 

I'm just wondering if anybody else would be interested in using a system like this, or if I should just keep it to myself and a close circle of friends.

 

I started revising my previous code (this was my first OSBot script, on the previous version everything was bunched up in one class and was annoying to manage, not to mention inefficient). This is a preview of the revised code, so rest assured it will work efficiently, and the code is clean and well written.

Edited October 25, 201312 yr by Chalant

Even though this seems extremely useful, OSBot requires scripters to upload their code to a site first before its available for people to use so they can examine it for malicious code. If they allowed you to do your scripts using your own site you could infect everyone that downloads your scripts if you wanted to.

Unless of course the point of this thread was to basically ask if people would want you to sell your website to OSBot?

Even though this seems extremely useful, OSBot requires scripters to upload their code to a site first before its available for people to use so they can examine it for malicious code. If they allowed you to do your scripts using your own site you could infect everyone that downloads your scripts if you wanted to.

Unless of course the point of this thread was to basically ask if people would want you to sell your website to OSBot?

 

That's why I said that scripts would only be available after it's been approved by an OSBot administrator (that is, after they've gone through all the code and deemed it safe). All administrators would get full access to the source code. The website itself would be entirely separate from OSBot, however. 

Edited October 25, 201312 yr by Chalant

The website itself would be entirely separate from OSBot, however. 

 

 

They would not allow that, all payments need to go through the official process otherwise the admin team won't get their cut off all the sales, pretty sure they get something like 30% off every sale.

The website itself would be entirely separate from OSBot, however.

They would not allow that, all payments need to go through the official process otherwise the admin team won't get their cut off all the sales, pretty sure they get something like 30% off every sale.

Fair play then, I guess I'll just keep it between a small group of people then. They can't actually stop people from purchasing or using them, but it just won't get approval or support from the community, and customers would be risking the fact that scripts could contain malicious code.