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CarsonT
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Well first off, my names Carson. I am familiar with Java, C++, Javascript, Html, PHP, MySql, and thats it. I came to this site because a friend referenced me, as I was telling him about another site. So, I came to this site wanting to code even more! First off, can someone tell me a little about this client? Does it use reflection? If so, how much, and what for? What is the client wrote in? And the API? I'm aware it's wrote in Java, that's not the answer I'm looking for..  OpenGL or what..? When I begin coding will I be doing it based on screen models and textures, or interfaces and RSObjects? Thanks, Carson.

Edited by CarsonT

Pssst. Edit out that thing about the other botting client. It is insufficient compared to the osbot superior race. :D 

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Pssst. Edit out that thing about the other botting client. It is insufficient compared to the osbot superior race. biggrin.png

Okay. :)

The Osbot client is written in Java and is an injection client... thats all i know :p

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The Osbot client is written in Java and is an injection client... thats all i know tongue.png

I'm aware of the Java part :P And it is injection, so hopefully theres not much reflection..
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