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Feature:Auto logout (if) J mod near

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API Bugs/Errors:none

 

 

API Missing Features:

 

Back in rs-classic many of the bots had an auto logout feature if a Jagex mod, this case player mod and jagex mod comes around on oldschool rs.

That it would log out. So if y'all implimited a good auto logout feature if (player nearby has Mod in its name) to completely freeze its mouse, then logout 10-20seconds afterwards of whatever it was doing. Would be a good feature, they wouldn't get suspicious if you waited to log out. I was going to say make it auto logout instantly but that'd raise suspicion.

 

 

Here's a method if you want to implement it into your script, but I support it's addition into the API. Maybe not as an auto logout feature (since you could die due to being in combat, etc) but rather as a boolean check.

 

Also, if there was a way to check that there was a crown by a player's name in chat (silver or gold, I guess) and no "Mod" in name, that'd be great.

    private boolean modCheck() {
        List<Player> players = client.getLocalPlayers();
        for(int i = 0; i < players.size(); i++) {
        	if(players.get(i).getName().contains("Mod ")) {
        		return true;
        	}
        } return false;
    }

Edited by abibot

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Ya, thanks I don't know anything about scripting though :(

 

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