yeeter01

Quality content seal of approval

iirc the images load in Dreambot store (I don't think they load on the SDN but that would be cool if they did @Articron) https://dreambot.org/forums/index.php?/store/category/12-money-making/ example of a store page with and without images.

laptops are kinda shit for letting run forever. Which is why server rooms are full of actual servers and not beefy laptops. Hardware wise when my farm actually runs its on a quad socket dell r910, but most of the time atm I use my thread ripper rig or my lenovo yoga laptop for development. Covert mode is hit or miss. If it works for your setup it works great if it doesn't it won't make it worse.

This is awesome dude, I should had made a post about this when I did similar. OSRS botting and a lot of hustling paid for a majority of my college. While in school I took a lot of rich kids exams and did their homework alongside buying and selling used hardware for a profit. Lots of ways to make a buck you got this!

I would contact @Nex @Zawy or @Xephy. Those are 3 people more than qualified to write this script and are Scripter+ rank on dreambot meaning they have passed a form of quality control compared to Scripter rank developers and non ranked developers.

This is a basic node template. It says Dreambot 3 but can be used with dreambot 2 https://github.com/yeetware/Dreambot-3-Node-Template Here is a good node tutorial as well

Terry Davis is the only god of programming in my book. R I P

hi

We are always one step ahead of being two steps back. Survival of the fittest and smartest will always apply in this world no matter how 'fair' we try to make it.

Is that not what you asked for? "add a function in my script to close the client if the account has been disabled" Give a better example of what you are actually wanting to do then.

you don't need to make real emails to creating OSRS accounts. Just smashed your keyboard and add @YourFavoriteEmailProvider.com kasdgjasdfkljhkadsflkjhh@gmail.com dvfrlsgakjhlkasjdgfh398osier@yahoo.com @ArticronIsCute321@outlook.com

if (getClient().getLoginIndex() = 12) { System.exit(69420); } I typed that without testing but iirc that should be the disabled login index

To many variables, just spool up 1 instance, and note how much mem/cpu is being used. Then spool up a 2nd instance and monitor the change. Watch it while the 2 bots run a script and note the peak usage you see form Dreambot. Then with some basic math you can figure it out. You also never defined a "decent amount of clients" not really able to give a guess. You would run a couple tho easily just assure you prop the back of your laptop up a bit with a book or marker to help airflow.

f2p flipper glhf

or think outside the box more and find better methods.