java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com/google/common/base/Throwables 

Was guava removed ?

Nice

java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com/google/common/base/Throwables 

Was guava removed ?

 

Version 2.4.64:

 

-Fixed human input enabling/disabling

-Removed Antiban class (forgot to last update)

-Patched an issue with Chatbox isVisible(), may fix some issues with world hopping

The update is still pending?

The update is still pending?

 

No? It's a dev build.

No? It's a dev build.

I am also experiencing the f2p world hop hover error, i'm just wondering if it's fixed now in the current public client?

Edited June 7, 20169 yr by Bedley

Version 2.4.64:

 

-Fixed human input enabling/disabling

-Removed Antiban class (forgot to last update)

-Patched an issue with Chatbox isVisible(), may fix some issues with world hopping

The command line arguments will be added to the normal build right? (Not dev build)

The command line arguments will be added to the normal build right? (Not dev build)

 

The dev build will become the stable build if there aren't any major issues with it. You can download the dev build right now if you'd like.

Looks like a nice update, good job! 

good job!

The command line arguments will be added in the next dev build, right? As it states 'Almost complete' - But I don't see a option for it yet. 

Edited June 7, 20169 yr by Hi G00gle

The command line arguments will be added in the next dev build, right? As it states 'Almost complete' - But I don't see a option for it yet. 

 

There are no buttons or options to click. You pass the parameters over the commandline.

 

Example:

java -jar C:\Users\HiGoogle\osbot.jar -debug 5005

There are no buttons or options to click. You pass the parameters over the commandline.

 

Example:

java -jar C:\Users\HiGoogle\osbot.jar -debug 5005

 

Thank you, made alot clear haha. 

 

Question: Whenever I wanna skip the boot, I'm using this usage:

 

java -jar "PATH/TO/MY/FILE" -mem 512 -login user:pass. As it states in the usage. But whenever I am doing the user:pass thing, I end up receiving wrong username / password. However, I think the underlying problem lies in the space in my name. But whenever I replace the space with a underscore (_), it also returns a wrong username / password. I am 100% certain I've made no mistake in my username / password, I even double checked it. Is there a known bug with this?

 

To highlight the problem better: When using a space, instead of a underscore, it returns me with a how to use the line.

Edited June 8, 20169 yr by Hi G00gle

Thank you, made alot clear haha. 

 

Question: Whenever I wanna skip the boot, I'm using this usage:

 

java -jar "PATH/TO/MY/FILE" -mem 512 -login user:pass. As it states in the usage. But whenever I am doing the user:pass thing, I end up receiving wrong username / password. However, I think the underlying problem lies in the space in my name. But whenever I replace the space with a underscore (_), it also returns a wrong username / password. I am 100% certain I've made no mistake in my username / password, I even double checked it. Is there a known bug with this?

 

To highlight the problem better: When using a space, instead of a underscore, it returns me with a how to use the line.

 

Probably the space in your name, thanks for letting me know.