Start a new instance, preferably the same bot that was stopped on the same processId. But should also work by pressing the stop button. Stop one of them manually, mine were stopped programmatically (i.e calling #AbstractBot.stop(String reason)). java -jar Runemate.jar -sdk -u "myawesomeuser" -p "myawesomepass" -ac ALIAS-1 -ab internalscriptid1 -ap processid1 -ac ALIAS-2 -ab internalscriptid2 -ap processid2 Start multiple bots with the CLI arguments, i.e. Additionally the runemate client starts the same 5 bots that were initially passed through the CLI. Whenever you tryto start botX on the same processIdY again manually (via the runemate client -> start instance, select bot etc) suddenly multiple osrs clients (in this case 5) start to open again. Its easy to develop your own scripts, or you can choose to use many of the community-made scripts. Problems occurr when one of the bots is stopped (lets say botX on processIdY). Using an advanced analysis system, this client provides stable hooks combined with a rich scripting API. I think there are a few issues related to this floating around but they are fairly outdated at this point.Ī while ago, I tried to implement something called Parent Requests ( #598) which would provide a way for requests to inherit attributes from another one.Using the CLI to start multiple bots (lets say 5 for the example) works fine. However, I ended up deciding against it for now. Reusable authentication is perhaps one of the most requested features, however, so it might be good to solve it as a specific issue on it's own. I'd like to open up this issue for discussion. Do either of you have ideas for now re-usable authentication might work from a user-experience perspective? My initial idea would be to have a new dialog to create authentication entries. These entries would be selectable from the auth dropdown on each request.
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#Runemate bot doesnt launch instance update#Ī few other – if your token can simply be entered in a header, you could make use of the Default Headers plugin to set it on every – to address your specific issue of having to modify each request to update your password, you can make use of Environment Variables instead, allowing you to store your password in a single place and update it easily.įirst of all, thanks a lot for looking into this.
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Of course, storing a token in a variable is a work around that works, but still needs manual action every (in our case) 24 hours. DreamBot is the most anti-ban oriented bot on the market. While the whole functionality of authentication flows (oauth2 in our case), that fetches a new token, pass token as header, etc. Is it allowed to have bots on RuneScape In RuneScape, a bot (also known as a macro or auto) is a computer-controlled player used to quickly make money or raise skills. TriBot is an excellent choice if you are looking for a good OSRS bot. Ban rates have objectively been the lowest over all platforms. The OSBot is another great bot that offers ultimate safety to its customers. Usage of the official runemate client with no injection whatsoever. Usage of RuneMate, the most advanced botting platform for both OSRS and RS3. is available in Insomnia on request level. Fully unlock the bot with no time restrictions for only 0,05c/h. The only thing I can come up with is that you can define the authentication flow on a higher level, which would be environment and then base environment. The authentication settings will then be inherited from base environment -> environment -> request.įrom a UI perspective I would imagine that the current 'Manage Environments' screen (cmd+E) would have tabs like the requests have.
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