I'm back!  This script is updated and working, the pathing issue has been resolved.  The new edition will be released soon.  This one however is opensource and the code can be viewed @ https://bitbucket.org/Greyfield/greyfish-catherby-free-edition/src

 

The download for the jar is below.

 

 

 

 

This is the completed version of the free script.  Hoping to get on SDN soon.

 

Features:

• All fishing nodes in Catherby supported.
• Banking option (can be toggled in the GUI).
• Antiban option (can be toggled in the GUI), unchecked will execute faster however risk a higher chance of being banned.

 

Antiban(will be extended in future premium scripts):

Note that anti-ban patterns are not a true shield against bans.  Though it may help prevent bans.

• Local NPC interaction.
• Local Object interaction.
• Randomized Screen movements.
• Randomized Mouse movements.
• Randomized UI interaction, i.e toggling experience counter.
• Randomized Tab interaction (sub widget hovering).
• Various other things.

Some anti-ban functions

 

The GUI is basic, but clean.  No cluttered stupidity.

 

 

To start:

Have the appropriate equipment in your inventory for the fishing node and 'start' with the selected options while in Catherby.  Equipment withdrawing will be handled in a future update.

 

 

If you use the script, if you wouldn't mind please post a proggy for the collection!  That's all I ask.

 

Proggies

 -> This guy was only 40 fishing.

 

 

 

 

P.S

I am not an artist, so don't hate on my paint.  I made it as sleek as possible.

 

 

 

DOWNLOAD:

https://mega.nz/#!Ec5D2Dob!y1r8UR0D8l3i3HN8cLdGhL6QoCoAAoex-d1tOg6wyEo

 

 

Post any bugs you may encounter please.

Edited November 17, 20169 yr by Greyfield

I've been using this for a few hours and it's been running great! Good work Grey. 

Can I have a Scripter of any rank pm me to review the source code and verify there's no malicious intent.  9 posts making a release probably seems a bit odd. 

looks good, but this isn't premium grade "antiban"

 private void cycleAntiban()
    throws InterruptedException
  {
    if (random(3) < 1) {
      AntibanFunction.MOVE_MOUSE_RANDOMLY.execute(this);
    }
    if (random(10) < 1) {
      AntibanFunction.MOVE_SCREEN_RANDOMLY.execute(this);
    }
    if ((this.useAntiban) && (random(25) < 1) && (this.sessionState == SessionState.FISHING)) {
      AntibanFunction.selectRandom().execute(this);
      sleep(random(400, 700));
    }
  }

 

looks good, but this isn't premium grade "antiban"

 private void cycleAntiban()
    throws InterruptedException
  {
    if (random(3) < 1) {
      AntibanFunction.MOVE_MOUSE_RANDOMLY.execute(this);
    }
    if (random(10) < 1) {
      AntibanFunction.MOVE_SCREEN_RANDOMLY.execute(this);
    }
    if ((this.useAntiban) && (random(25) < 1) && (this.sessionState == SessionState.FISHING)) {
      AntibanFunction.selectRandom().execute(this);
      sleep(random(400, 700));
    }
  }

 

Eh well I haven't really had time to really look through the entire API to see what's what.  Probably 2 hours at most.  So at this point in time using a hit roll selection was the best I could come up with.  Not saying to disclose what YOU do specifically, but hinting off at it maybe?

 

EDIT:

Actually let me rephrase that because antiban is just a generic way of saying to avoid being banned.  But I assume proper "antibans" in scripts are just a way of making the bot in general function in a more human like manner?

Edited December 15, 201510 yr by Greyfield

 

 

- I've been using this for the last 3 hours with no issues at all! Gained 7 levels since I started lobsters at 40. 

Edited December 15, 201510 yr by Stiches

Fixed

1. Path walking may have gotten stuck between the oven and bank.
2. An issue with fishing at the furthest node when it relocates out of viewing range..

i put this in my script folder of the osbot folder and for some reason your script isn't popping up. 

Handy little script Sometimes it gets stuck when its fishing at the most east fishing spot until I walk it towards the bank a bit. (banking problem)

This is really great man; thanks.

 

Do you mind if I decompile this and repurpose it?

Updated!