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World hopping bug, 2.3.65 - 2.3.67

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OSBot version number: 2.3.65 and later

Description of the bug/error:

Starting a script that uses hopping works fine the first time. But after stopping the script and starting it again, hopping fails. (Can take a few attempts at stopping/starting to reproduce)

Instructions how to replicate the bug/error:

1. Run a script that hops worlds.
2. Stop the script

3. Run the script again.

(IF APPLICABLE) SSCCE that causes the bug/error:

@ScriptManifest(author = "Author", info = "TestScript", logo = "", name = "Test script", version = 1.0)
public class TestScript extends Script {

	@Override
	public int onLoop() throws InterruptedException {
		log("Hop");
		worlds.hopToP2PWorld();
		return random(200, 300);
	}

}

(IF APPLICABLE) Script name ran causing the bug/error. Optionally include relevant parts of source code:

Frost Impulses

(IF APPLICABLE) Screenshots:

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Worldhopper now also hops to pvp worlds using the method hopToP2PWorld().

 

Confirmed. Current client is very dangerous to use with anything that involves hopping.

  • Author

I believe the issue with hopping to F2P and PvP worlds despite filtering is not an issue of picking the world, but rather clicking the correct spot using the new MouseClick/MouseMove algo

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