[jux7apose]

I didn't want to uninstall my java versions or mess with any of that. I got Runemate to run using 32-bit Java by running the following in cmd

"C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre1.8.0_121\bin\java.exe" -jar RuneMate.jar

. Next came the problem of "Failing to bind to game client" and how "Both Spectre and the game client" need to be "in 32-bit mode". After 2 hours I finally got everything to run using 32bit Java!

How I did it was by re-wrapping jagexappletviewer.jar, and making my own .exe to use. First I assigned the java version to use, 32-bit, and had to manually pass the JVM(?)/command line arguments (I just pasted it into both because only then would it run). Here it is

-Dcom.jagex.config=http://oldschool.runescape.com/jav_config.ws -Djava.class.path=jagexappletviewer.jar -Dsun.java2d.noddraw=true -Xmx384m -Xss2m -XX:CompileThreshold=1500 -Xincgc -XX:+UseConcMarkSweepGC -XX:+UseParNewGC

. Running the newly created .exe launches an OSRS client, RuneMate detects it, and when I try to run a bot it works (but I haven't ran one yet, I just selected a RS3 bot. HOWEVER, every other time it'd come up with the "you need 32bit" errors)

Originally I just passed the arguments into CMD and the jagappviewer jar file, but I'd get an advertisement error and just gave up and decided to try out the "wrapper program".

My question is will I get banned? I'm afraid Jagex will somehow detect how I ran OSRS from my own .exe and not their JagexLauncher.exe, or do you think I'm just being crazy.

 

[f2pbottingftw]

bro how do i also do that, like rewrapping etc.

 

[derk]

Why would you even go to this length just to avoid using 64 bit Java? It's hella lot easier just to use the proper and assigned version. Seems very very pointless to me.

 

[swych]

Why would you even go to this length just to avoid using 64 bit Java? It's hella lot easier just to use the proper and assigned version. Seems very very pointless to me.

When I was younger 64-bit java touched me in places I didn't want to be touched. Now I only trust 32-bit.

 

[jux7apose]

bro how do i also do that, like rewrapping etc.

Tutorial - Run OSRS/RS3 in 32-bit mode WITHOUT uninstalling Java

Why would you even go to this length just to avoid using 64 bit Java? It's hella lot easier just to use the proper and assigned version. Seems very very pointless to me.

When I was younger 64-bit java touched me in places I didn't want to be touched. Now I only trust 32-bit.

Honestly I don't know, lol. I figure 64-bit PC, 64-bit Java, and heard how it supposedly runs better? Although I'm sure the difference is minuscule.

 

[urbex07]

Why would you even go to this length just to avoid using 64 bit Java? It's hella lot easier just to use the proper and assigned version. Seems very very pointless to me.

Maybe if you're running OSX? The past few JRE releases aren't supported on 32 bit macs.