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It's not about exact technical understanding, it's about understanding that RM doesn't use traditional runescape botting hooks (reflection/injection/color) and as such may not be as susceptible to programmatic detection in the way that those methods are, which is important clarify since that is...

Nope, Java RMI

I don't think that's quite right. RuneDream came out right as the bot nuke hit. It was a color bot. It was the biggest client right before TriBot got big. It shut down because the lead dev (Vulcan, here is his SO account in case you are curious) went MIA and took the source code with him. I...

I got lazy and no one ever used it lol.

Missing InfinityBot, which I created and was the least important. Too bad the name got taken over by some sleazy shit who had a webcam viewer embedded into their client.

My thoughts on this are: move your repeated nodes up the tree so the check happens closer to the root. Generally you can remove duplicates this way. Inventory full/Empty is one of the best root nodes IMO for gathering bots, since if you are full, you empty the inventory (doesn't matter the...

In that case, I prefer my method, that way no matter what machine the user uses, or if their settings get knocked out for any reason, they will always use the same playstyle. It may not be needed in most cases, but I think it adds another thin layer of protection.

For custom keys too? Sorry, been away for a bit and this was definitely not the case when I wrote mine.

Has PlayersSense been moved to the cloud for each account for custom keys? As I remember it, the the PlayerSense map is empty at every start of the bot. So this is actually not the best way to generate a consistent "PlayStyle" for each account. This will lead to a random playstyle every time you...

It would be cool if there was a way for developers to use a test account without actually having to take control of the account. Ideally, what would happen is an author would put out a bounty for an account (Must be bot author rank to put out a bounty) with the requested skills/quests and the...

Nice, you finally got rid of my shit script :)

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The idea of learning about a binary search tree is to get the author "Balance" their tree in a similar way. If you can make the height of the tree minimal, and keep the most often traversed paths close to the root, you will have a bot that is doing less busy work. This leads to faster reaction...

TBH, I do this mostly for fun, and I if I were to put a big price tag on it, I would feel bad knowing that my maintenance schedule is very slow since I only spend about 4-5 hours a week working on this over the weekends. Just to put it in perspective look at how long it's taking me to get this...

I thought there was a sticky around somewhere with the full list, but I can't seem to find it. Maybe @Arbiter can create a new one with a full list.

I mean, in the time that it takes a premium miner to be written, I'll be done with my free one. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

It was abandoned for a year, but (not to toot my own horn) it was so well written that it still works for most locations. Though I believe it does run a bit slow. I'm in the process of rewriting it though so it should be much better in a month or so.

Yes actually. So the thing is, is that RM offers built in anti-ban already (so the individual bot doesn't need to implement it themselves). Every mouse movement and interaction is generated from user data with added noise, so it's not so much anti-ban, as it is human mimicry. If you want...

Neat.

Can you add a feature that will allow authors to take custom statistics of their bots. While I COULD upload to a remote server which location and ore was used, it would be nice if I could just do something like: BotStatistics.increment("West Varrok - Iron", 1); Then have that information...