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proxi

proxi

s̶c̶r̶i̶p̶t̶ bot*
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Supreme Leader said:
Alright, which skills should I start completing first?

You will get buttfucked if you say dungeoneering or slayer.
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Gathering skills would probably be best. Maybe start out with Fishing, and Woodcutting. Then add on Cooking Fletching and Firemaking.
 
savior

savior

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It's a cool project, but I don't get the idea of that... Why not make several bots for every skill and focus on them? The bot will be a whole mess I can tell you. Also, why would the user run this AIO bot, which has a wide offer of decently running skills, over a dedicated bot which is supposed to do one skill very well?
 
baddest man on earth

baddest man on earth

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Savior said:
It's a cool project, but I don't get the idea of that... Why not make several bots for every skill and focus on them? The bot will be a whole mess I can tell you. Also, why would the user run this AIO bot, which has a wide offer of decently running skills, over a dedicated bot which is supposed to do one skill very well?
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The point is so you can set the bot up to train "these skills, in this order, using this method, until X condition is reached". That way you can set it up at the beginning of the day and come back and check on it 12 hours later and it would have trained every skill you wanted it to. Besides I already have a framework set up so I can release each bot as a part of the AIO or independently or both. Each "sub-bot" in the AIO will be released separately at first to squash out any bugs and to optimize them. It is really convenient to set things up once and let it automate from there on.
 
proxi said:
Gathering skills would probably be best. Maybe start out with Fishing, and Woodcutting. Then add on Cooking Fletching and Firemaking.
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Fishing almost done, took a few minutes to gather organize all the data and organize it. Got all the locations except LRC and Monkfish place.
 
moneyblades

moneyblades

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Supreme Leader said:
The point is so you can set the bot up to train "these skills, in this order, using this method, until X condition is reached". That way you can set it up at the beginning of the day and come back and check on it 12 hours later and it would have trained every skill you wanted it to. Besides I already have a framework set up so I can release each bot as a part of the AIO or independently or both. Each "sub-bot" in the AIO will be released separately at first to squash out any bugs and to optimize them. It is really convenient to set things up once and let it automate from there on.
 

Fishing almost done, took a few minutes to gather organize all the data and organize it. Got all the locations except LRC and Monkfish place.
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If it works well, you could possibly bot indefinately, I doubt jagex is expecting a bot that will constantly change the skills its doing, location..etc
 
krosden

krosden

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Aug 23, 2015
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Savior said:
It's a cool project, but I don't get the idea of that... Why not make several bots for every skill and focus on them? The bot will be a whole mess I can tell you. Also, why would the user run this AIO bot, which has a wide offer of decently running skills, over a dedicated bot which is supposed to do one skill very well?
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Quite a few years ago there was a bot I used where the whole client was an AIO bot. Like this bot is doing, you would just launch the bot, pick the skill you wanted and run it, without having to worry about what individual script would work best for each task. It's a good idea, whether or not you decide to use it yourself :)
 
savior

savior

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Supreme Leader said:
The point is so you can set the bot up to train "these skills, in this order, using this method, until X condition is reached". That way you can set it up at the beginning of the day and come back and check on it 12 hours later and it would have trained every skill you wanted it to. Besides I already have a framework set up so I can release each bot as a part of the AIO or independently or both. Each "sub-bot" in the AIO will be released separately at first to squash out any bugs and to optimize them. It is really convenient to set things up once and let it automate from there on.
 

Fishing almost done, took a few minutes to gather organize all the data and organize it. Got all the locations except LRC and Monkfish place.
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Well if this will work like you tell me this bot will be very nice for people at uni or so, good luck then! :)
 
clery

clery

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Nov 14, 2015
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I setup Runecrafting in the abyss makes good money but prior to that i get my attack,def to 50 for rune armor, mining,fire-making and woodcutting to 55 for getting into the abyss as well. Currently i do each one manually but if you can implement mining, fire-making, combat hat would make my life a WHOLE lot easier..... :)
 
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