Articron

Curved monitors is only good if its your main monitor and infront of you cause youll get decent immersion but what is better is getting 144hz cause of how much smoother it is

went from shitty https://www.allbids.com.au/c/computers-it/widescreen/vivo-mled22-216-inch-widescreen-led-monitor-620644


To this beast  https://www.mwave.com.au/product/msi-optix-mag271cqr-27-144hz-wqhd-1ms-freesync-curved-va-gaming-monitor-ac22571

2.0 Released.

You said it yourself, you used a bot. Botting is against the rules y'know

Deki Clay Miner
 
Since beginning of mankind, Old School RuneScape players have sought ways to become rich effortlessly. The pioneers scavenged Gielinor for decades; few of the methods found stood the test of time. One of the methods discovered is based on exploting one of RuneScapes' infinite natural resources: clay. Praised for its nonexistant requriements and low iq barrier, the art of clay mining is practiced by tons of gold farmers worldwide. Deki Clay Miner seeks to bring this method to dreambot in an effective and reliable format.
 
Features:
Mines clay Banks clay & other items Withdraws & equips pickaxe Can be run directly after completing tutorial island Mad gp/hr and mining xp

Roma with the slick release  

So I wrote a small L&F library for Java Swing and I figured it would be cool to release it, considering it's been a while since I've posted anything in the educational section  It would be cool to see those boring default GUIs disappear over time 
I'm making this open source, and others are more than welcome to contribute to the cause because it's far from finished: DBUI Github page
A picture of what it looks like:

What's cool about this is that you're allowed to use this in SDN scripts, to give your scripts a bit more of that visual OOMF  
Basically, you can incorporate this UI by just changing any JComponent's name to DreamComponent. For example: JTextField = DreamTextField, JButton = DreamButton, ....
You can find an example called "ScriptFrame" in there too.

im going to use this, thanks arti

So I wrote a small L&F library for Java Swing and I figured it would be cool to release it, considering it's been a while since I've posted anything in the educational section  It would be cool to see those boring default GUIs disappear over time 
I'm making this open source, and others are more than welcome to contribute to the cause because it's far from finished: DBUI Github page
A picture of what it looks like:

What's cool about this is that you're allowed to use this in SDN scripts, to give your scripts a bit more of that visual OOMF  
Basically, you can incorporate this UI by just changing any JComponent's name to DreamComponent. For example: JTextField = DreamTextField, JButton = DreamButton, ....
You can find an example called "ScriptFrame" in there too.

@Articron I just implemented this into a freebie script I'll be releasing soon, looks fucking great man! 

So I wrote a small L&F library for Java Swing and I figured it would be cool to release it, considering it's been a while since I've posted anything in the educational section  It would be cool to see those boring default GUIs disappear over time 
I'm making this open source, and others are more than welcome to contribute to the cause because it's far from finished: DBUI Github page
A picture of what it looks like:

What's cool about this is that you're allowed to use this in SDN scripts, to give your scripts a bit more of that visual OOMF  
Basically, you can incorporate this UI by just changing any JComponent's name to DreamComponent. For example: JTextField = DreamTextField, JButton = DreamButton, ....
You can find an example called "ScriptFrame" in there too.

So I wrote a small L&F library for Java Swing and I figured it would be cool to release it, considering it's been a while since I've posted anything in the educational section  It would be cool to see those boring default GUIs disappear over time 
I'm making this open source, and others are more than welcome to contribute to the cause because it's far from finished: DBUI Github page
A picture of what it looks like:

What's cool about this is that you're allowed to use this in SDN scripts, to give your scripts a bit more of that visual OOMF  
Basically, you can incorporate this UI by just changing any JComponent's name to DreamComponent. For example: JTextField = DreamTextField, JButton = DreamButton, ....
You can find an example called "ScriptFrame" in there too.

So I wrote a small L&F library for Java Swing and I figured it would be cool to release it, considering it's been a while since I've posted anything in the educational section  It would be cool to see those boring default GUIs disappear over time 
I'm making this open source, and others are more than welcome to contribute to the cause because it's far from finished: DBUI Github page
A picture of what it looks like:

What's cool about this is that you're allowed to use this in SDN scripts, to give your scripts a bit more of that visual OOMF  
Basically, you can incorporate this UI by just changing any JComponent's name to DreamComponent. For example: JTextField = DreamTextField, JButton = DreamButton, ....
You can find an example called "ScriptFrame" in there too.

So I wrote a small L&F library for Java Swing and I figured it would be cool to release it, considering it's been a while since I've posted anything in the educational section  It would be cool to see those boring default GUIs disappear over time 
I'm making this open source, and others are more than welcome to contribute to the cause because it's far from finished: DBUI Github page
A picture of what it looks like:

What's cool about this is that you're allowed to use this in SDN scripts, to give your scripts a bit more of that visual OOMF  
Basically, you can incorporate this UI by just changing any JComponent's name to DreamComponent. For example: JTextField = DreamTextField, JButton = DreamButton, ....
You can find an example called "ScriptFrame" in there too.

So I wrote a small L&F library for Java Swing and I figured it would be cool to release it, considering it's been a while since I've posted anything in the educational section  It would be cool to see those boring default GUIs disappear over time 
I'm making this open source, and others are more than welcome to contribute to the cause because it's far from finished: DBUI Github page
A picture of what it looks like:

What's cool about this is that you're allowed to use this in SDN scripts, to give your scripts a bit more of that visual OOMF  
Basically, you can incorporate this UI by just changing any JComponent's name to DreamComponent. For example: JTextField = DreamTextField, JButton = DreamButton, ....
You can find an example called "ScriptFrame" in there too.

Heh. Nice release buddy  

Heh. Nice release buddy  

Heh. Nice release buddy  

Nice script! GLWS buddy 

He'll post whenever it gets approved, don't worry  

Before you request a refund on a recently made purchase, there are a few steps you can take to ensure the problem is not on your side.
Please go through the following steps before considering a refund request:
1. Enabling the "Fresh start" mode in the client
Open up one client.
You can enable fresh start in your client settings by going to Settings -> Manage settings -> Tick "Fresh start"
Close your client and restart it again.
2. Deleting your Jagex cache directory
Sometimes the OSRS's cache gets flustered which causes scripts to break. To fix this, close all of your Dreambot/other rs related clients.
After that, delete the following directory: C:\Users\YOUR_USER\jagexcache
Start up your client again.
3. Enabling default zoom 
Dreambot operates on the thought that you have default zoom enabled. You can do this by going to the ingame settings tab, right clicking the mouse icon and clicking "Restore default zoom".
 
 
We hope that perhaps one of these steps has helped remedy your problems with a recent purchase.
Thank you,
The Dream Team

Before you request a refund on a recently made purchase, there are a few steps you can take to ensure the problem is not on your side.
Please go through the following steps before considering a refund request:
1. Enabling the "Fresh start" mode in the client
Open up one client.
You can enable fresh start in your client settings by going to Settings -> Manage settings -> Tick "Fresh start"
Close your client and restart it again.
2. Deleting your Jagex cache directory
Sometimes the OSRS's cache gets flustered which causes scripts to break. To fix this, close all of your Dreambot/other rs related clients.
After that, delete the following directory: C:\Users\YOUR_USER\jagexcache
Start up your client again.
3. Enabling default zoom 
Dreambot operates on the thought that you have default zoom enabled. You can do this by going to the ingame settings tab, right clicking the mouse icon and clicking "Restore default zoom".
 
 
We hope that perhaps one of these steps has helped remedy your problems with a recent purchase.
Thank you,
The Dream Team

Before you request a refund on a recently made purchase, there are a few steps you can take to ensure the problem is not on your side.
Please go through the following steps before considering a refund request:
1. Enabling the "Fresh start" mode in the client
Open up one client.
You can enable fresh start in your client settings by going to Settings -> Manage settings -> Tick "Fresh start"
Close your client and restart it again.
2. Deleting your Jagex cache directory
Sometimes the OSRS's cache gets flustered which causes scripts to break. To fix this, close all of your Dreambot/other rs related clients.
After that, delete the following directory: C:\Users\YOUR_USER\jagexcache
Start up your client again.
3. Enabling default zoom 
Dreambot operates on the thought that you have default zoom enabled. You can do this by going to the ingame settings tab, right clicking the mouse icon and clicking "Restore default zoom".
 
 
We hope that perhaps one of these steps has helped remedy your problems with a recent purchase.
Thank you,
The Dream Team

Before you request a refund on a recently made purchase, there are a few steps you can take to ensure the problem is not on your side.
Please go through the following steps before considering a refund request:
1. Enabling the "Fresh start" mode in the client
Open up one client.
You can enable fresh start in your client settings by going to Settings -> Manage settings -> Tick "Fresh start"
Close your client and restart it again.
2. Deleting your Jagex cache directory
Sometimes the OSRS's cache gets flustered which causes scripts to break. To fix this, close all of your Dreambot/other rs related clients.
After that, delete the following directory: C:\Users\YOUR_USER\jagexcache
Start up your client again.
3. Enabling default zoom 
Dreambot operates on the thought that you have default zoom enabled. You can do this by going to the ingame settings tab, right clicking the mouse icon and clicking "Restore default zoom".
 
 
We hope that perhaps one of these steps has helped remedy your problems with a recent purchase.
Thank you,
The Dream Team

Hashtag is currently doing military service, which means he doesn't have as much free time as he used to.
Patiently wait, I'm sure he'll auth you whenever he reads this