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Pushbullet / SMS alerts: Because constant feedback (high) from seeing bigger numbers in video games while at school and work could never possibly be a bad idea.
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Client Side "paint"/Display ( Side Bar with tabs):
No Paint, Have a client sidebar like OSRS RSbuddy and display all basic stats, plus have a class that lets you interface with sidebar, This would let users see stats such as XP, XP/Hr, Profit (all feature from RSBuddy if you wanted) and so much more due to great API integration. Make the input fields work really well so users can input different things and let devs interface with it easier instead of having to have to parse each field differently, Make it so we can take a field and call it as a item ID, basic string or boollean instead of coding each type of input differently in our code. It would make like a lot easier in the long run. This would also could decrease stress on system due to the removal of paint.
Web stats/Remote:
I see that it is a grayed out option currently in the client (pre-spectre) I see this working in a few ways. Being able to see bot stats and progress would be cool, Being able to change the bot running would be even cooler (but not as practical because only bots that run near a bank would be effective) and checking computer stat usage and other random hooks and info able to be gotten displayed would be amazing. Going about this is what I am currently thinking about. Sending all of this data to RuneMate servers with userID and some form of encryption would be one way to go about this, But it would create more stress on servers and would require more codding. Another way to go about this that would not work for everyone is create a webserver with the RuneMate client and have it host the information there. This would let people to just view it by going to there address and looking at it where ever. This idea sucks because people would have to portfoward if they want to see outside there network and if adds to the client in a way that some people would not like. This idea rocks however when you think about how many other feature could be built around this, having a web API that users could build around, integrating with other platforms. Just throwing things out there.
Chat hook (I have no idea how Runescape works, This may/not be possible):
Have the keyboard inputs be able to be interfaced with the client in such a way that outside applications can be used. Think about it, Having your chat be able to be used in irc or anything text based, Instead of having alerts from RuneMate client about chat, have chat be sent to discord or skype or something and being able to type a message to the platform, having that sent to the RuneMate client and then having it typed there instead of having to enable keyboard, clicking the client windows, Risking some type of detection from multiple inputs to the game and most importantly save time. Again, Just an idea.
Site addition: Bot Request page(not a good one for a tons of reasons):
Having a bot request interface, Not just a forum topic/thread/section. This could be people requesting private bots or public bots and such. this would be great for growing the collection of bots, community and funds. Lets say someone requests a bot, and they want it to make cannonballs. They want it to be private and have support with it. The rules behind it would be this; (A point system for a reward could also be used)
Bot request: Private:$2-3 Public:Free
Complexity: Have a weight scale, tie in with Demand, Higher complexity more money/points.
Demand: With votes (reddit): the more a bot is wanted, the more points its worth, the more the payout should be.
Bot Source: Open: -$1 (yes, pay them) Close:$0
Support: TBD
Updates: After so many exceptions, Require author to make changes to bot. After a set time, if no resolution is pushed, make source public because the author shows no care in their project.
User created API/Class: If a request is a skeleton or Class that they can build off of it, Charge $2 for request and pay $1 to author. These are just BS money suggestions. But you get the idea that there is a source of funding behind this idea.
(a ton of different things could be added.)
As a closing statement, I think that these ideas could really benefit the project as a hole, lead to more expansions of the platform, give us a edge over other platforms and create a possible funding revenue.
Please post below with input, criticism and discussion driving responses.
Disable Rendering: Save resources
Client Side "paint"/Display ( Side Bar with tabs):
No Paint, Have a client sidebar like OSRS RSbuddy and display all basic stats, plus have a class that lets you interface with sidebar, This would let users see stats such as XP, XP/Hr, Profit (all feature from RSBuddy if you wanted) and so much more due to great API integration. Make the input fields work really well so users can input different things and let devs interface with it easier instead of having to have to parse each field differently, Make it so we can take a field and call it as a item ID, basic string or boollean instead of coding each type of input differently in our code. It would make like a lot easier in the long run. This would also could decrease stress on system due to the removal of paint.
Web stats/Remote:
I see that it is a grayed out option currently in the client (pre-spectre) I see this working in a few ways. Being able to see bot stats and progress would be cool, Being able to change the bot running would be even cooler (but not as practical because only bots that run near a bank would be effective) and checking computer stat usage and other random hooks and info able to be gotten displayed would be amazing. Going about this is what I am currently thinking about. Sending all of this data to RuneMate servers with userID and some form of encryption would be one way to go about this, But it would create more stress on servers and would require more codding. Another way to go about this that would not work for everyone is create a webserver with the RuneMate client and have it host the information there. This would let people to just view it by going to there address and looking at it where ever. This idea sucks because people would have to portfoward if they want to see outside there network and if adds to the client in a way that some people would not like. This idea rocks however when you think about how many other feature could be built around this, having a web API that users could build around, integrating with other platforms. Just throwing things out there.
Chat hook (I have no idea how Runescape works, This may/not be possible):
Have the keyboard inputs be able to be interfaced with the client in such a way that outside applications can be used. Think about it, Having your chat be able to be used in irc or anything text based, Instead of having alerts from RuneMate client about chat, have chat be sent to discord or skype or something and being able to type a message to the platform, having that sent to the RuneMate client and then having it typed there instead of having to enable keyboard, clicking the client windows, Risking some type of detection from multiple inputs to the game and most importantly save time. Again, Just an idea.
Site addition: Bot Request page(not a good one for a tons of reasons):
Having a bot request interface, Not just a forum topic/thread/section. This could be people requesting private bots or public bots and such. this would be great for growing the collection of bots, community and funds. Lets say someone requests a bot, and they want it to make cannonballs. They want it to be private and have support with it. The rules behind it would be this; (A point system for a reward could also be used)
Bot request: Private:$2-3 Public:Free
Complexity: Have a weight scale, tie in with Demand, Higher complexity more money/points.
Demand: With votes (reddit): the more a bot is wanted, the more points its worth, the more the payout should be.
Bot Source: Open: -$1 (yes, pay them) Close:$0
Support: TBD
Updates: After so many exceptions, Require author to make changes to bot. After a set time, if no resolution is pushed, make source public because the author shows no care in their project.
User created API/Class: If a request is a skeleton or Class that they can build off of it, Charge $2 for request and pay $1 to author. These are just BS money suggestions. But you get the idea that there is a source of funding behind this idea.
(a ton of different things could be added.)
As a closing statement, I think that these ideas could really benefit the project as a hole, lead to more expansions of the platform, give us a edge over other platforms and create a possible funding revenue.
Please post below with input, criticism and discussion driving responses.
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