So, I've been working on this recently and it won't be done for some time but I can always get more feedback.

Auto Quester will, simply, power through quests for you. This includes collecting any materials and will smart detect if you have some or all of the items with you.

 

Current quests supported:

• Cook's Assistant

Working on these quests:

• Imp Catcher (will seek out imps and kill them)
• Rune Mysteries
• Doric's Quest (if you have under 15 mining, will buy iron ore from GE; if you don't have a pick will buy everything from GE)
• Dwarf Cannon
• Druidic Ritual (will hunt animals for the meat or buy from GE)
• Ernest the Chicken (RIP my brain)

If you want to help me test, please add my Skype (Bobrocket_01) or message me here. As long as you have a constant supply of accounts to complete Cook's Assistant, you'll be golden.

 

sheep shearer wouldn't be too hard right? neither would the restless ghost? 

looks like a great script, especially since if you get 7 quest points you don't need to wait the time to trade over all your items  ( is it just botted items now ? i don't even know...) 

 

sheep shearer wouldn't be too hard right? neither would the restless ghost? 

looks like a great script, especially since if you get 7 quest points you don't need to wait the time to trade over all your items  ( is it just botted items now ? i don't even know...) 

I can do those too of course, although a lot actually needs to be done for a quest.

For reference, my code for Cook's Assistant is 215 lines of code. This is not including any code in my base class (like climbing ladders, opening doors and such).

Imo you should start by spending a week on building a global navigation system (teleports/spirit trees/fairy rings/etc). Once you have this, create abstract classes for dialogues and combat. Now for simplicity assume the user has everything in bank or inv. Once you have this adding new quests is just a matter of managing states, a few quest specific things and adding some edges to the GNS.

I can do those too of course, although a lot actually needs to be done for a quest.

For reference, my code for Cook's Assistant is 215 lines of code. This is not including any code in my base class (like climbing ladders, opening doors and such).

i've heard, damn that is a lot i just mean that those two would be a lot easier than say ernest, druidic ritual, rune mysteries probably

how much would it be on sale for?

This looks great, I have seen these before.

Would be awesome if it comes to OsBOT.

 

How much do you plan on selling it for?

Imo you should start by spending a week on building a global navigation system (teleports/spirit trees/fairy rings/etc). Once you have this, create abstract classes for dialogues and combat. Now for simplicity assume the user has everything in bank or inv. Once you have this adding new quests is just a matter of managing states, a few quest specific things and adding some edges to the GNS.

I am going to work on this for sure. The script also automatically checks if the user has any (or all) of the items in the inventory, and will check the bank at a later state. For example, in Cook's Assistant, if you already have a Pot of flour it will ignore the pot in the room and not go to the mill again.

 

i've heard, damn that is a lot i just mean that those two would be a lot easier than say ernest, druidic ritual, rune mysteries probably

how much would it be on sale for?

Honestly, I have no idea. It's a lot of work, and will be constantly updated. This is more of a side project to me as I have scripts for a bot farm to make as well.

 

This looks great, I have seen these before.

Would be awesome if it comes to OsBOT.

 

How much do you plan on selling it for?

Answered above.