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Resolved Solution to "UNABLE TO INITIALIZE THE COMMUNICATION BRIDGE."

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Slack - Follow these instructions

This appears to have solved my issue with initializing communication bridge, this is on Catalina through the default OSRS client.

Hope it helps someone else as well.
 
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I'm having the same issues on my Macbook Air
 
Slack - Follow these instructions

This appears to have solved my issue with initializing communication bridge, this is on Catalina through the default OSRS client.

Hope it helps someone else as well.

Can you post the instructions please? it would help a lot!
 
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Oct 12, 2021
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Go to the Homepage, and on the top of the website click 'chat' you will get an automatic invite to their Slack workspace. Once you click on the invite via your email you can then follow these directions.


"TL;DR: Remove the system classloader JVM option from the application's Info.plist file.


On macOS you may be getting an AgentLoadException when trying to start a bot with RuneMate.

There has been a "fix" for this in another post, which however only worked because the author made a happy accident by getting the order of java arguments wrong.

You will only be getting this issue when using the OSRS application.

  1. Right click on your OSRS application, and select "Show Package Contents"
  2. In the Contents directory you'll find a file called Info.plist
  3. Edit it with either Xcode or a text editor like TextEdit
    • For Xcode, remove the JVMOptions entry as shown in the image below
    • Using a text editor, remove the line saying <string>-Djava.system.class.loader=app.systemclassloader</string>
  4. Save the changes and start your OSRS application again.

In case the application complains about "being damaged" now, simply remove and redownload the osrs application and try above steps again."


- This was their directions.
 
Joined
Dec 7, 2020
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Go to the Homepage, and on the top of the website click 'chat' you will get an automatic invite to their Slack workspace. Once you click on the invite via your email you can then follow these directions.


"TL;DR: Remove the system classloader JVM option from the application's Info.plist file.


On macOS you may be getting an AgentLoadException when trying to start a bot with RuneMate.

There has been a "fix" for this in another post, which however only worked because the author made a happy accident by getting the order of java arguments wrong.

You will only be getting this issue when using the OSRS application.

  1. Right click on your OSRS application, and select "Show Package Contents"
  2. In the Contents directory you'll find a file called Info.plist
  3. Edit it with either Xcode or a text editor like TextEdit
    • For Xcode, remove the JVMOptions entry as shown in the image below
    • Using a text editor, remove the line saying <string>-Djava.system.class.loader=app.systemclassloader</string>
  4. Save the changes and start your OSRS application again.

In case the application complains about "being damaged" now, simply remove and redownload the osrs application and try above steps again."


- This was their directions.

thank you so much for posting this! i wasn't able to create an account using my email for runemate. I'll give this a try and post if it works or not
 
Joined
Dec 2, 2021
Messages
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Go to the Homepage, and on the top of the website click 'chat' you will get an automatic invite to their Slack workspace. Once you click on the invite via your email you can then follow these directions.


"TL;DR: Remove the system classloader JVM option from the application's Info.plist file.


On macOS you may be getting an AgentLoadException when trying to start a bot with RuneMate.

There has been a "fix" for this in another post, which however only worked because the author made a happy accident by getting the order of java arguments wrong.

You will only be getting this issue when using the OSRS application.

  1. Right click on your OSRS application, and select "Show Package Contents"
  2. In the Contents directory you'll find a file called Info.plist
  3. Edit it with either Xcode or a text editor like TextEdit
    • For Xcode, remove the JVMOptions entry as shown in the image below
    • Using a text editor, remove the line saying <string>-Djava.system.class.loader=app.systemclassloader</string>
  4. Save the changes and start your OSRS application again.

In case the application complains about "being damaged" now, simply remove and redownload the osrs application and try above steps again."


- This was their directions.
this does not work, it never has.
 
btw a solution is to either shut down the second client and wait or create a copy of runemate and start another instance from there.
 
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