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out of curiosity. why would anyone bot with a 10 year old acc with multiple 99s right after the bot was down due detection issues... it's like...
tribot and powerbot are just used to heavy banwaves. thats a every week common thing there. so not really surprising that there is no big...
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well the missclicks also hit the trade or add friend button here and then. also go on stuff on the ground. we should just not accidently attack...
awesome, thank you! let me know if you need any further info. i'd be glad to do some tests if needed any progress yet? :)
hm well, i agree, it should be as random as possible.but imo it would need some last second query, to actually check if it hits a ressource or a...
according to a script author from this forum it's caused by the antiban doing a "too good" job. can we have it do a less good job? :D or a last...
hey @Eagles13 great script. potentially. using it in DARKSCAPE. i sadly see it stuck a lot until i manually move the mouse a little bit. happens...
It isnt really a bug, but even less a question. so thats why the "Bug" tag :P here and then i see the bots (on various gathering scripts like...
[IMG] this shows 8 instances of runemate. running the same script at the same location in DarkScape. looks like this with all scripts i tested....
awesome, thank you!
yes please! :p also it should keep going after banking.. after emptying the inventory into the bank it just doesnt move on anymore.
@Aidden hey, any chance for an update on that matter? would be much appreciated! is that script still supported? :)
In Darkscape (never played rs3 so i don't know if that can happen there too) players can place so called Barrikades on the ground. If they do...
Hey, I'm looking for a script that supports a couple of banks and lets me freely chose what to chop with an area + location tile radius. also it...
hey, using the script on darkscape. works fine until the inventory is full. then it walks to the bank - banks all logs + rune hatched and stucks....
