Tier3

Bought some accounts, A+ thanks!

Updated, just waiting on SDN

I get it, and I said I was originally planning on adding a "to file" option on the results just haven't gotten around to it yet. But I still don't see how that's going to help unless the original file you used to check was already less than what's currently in the client, because if you have "delete" selected, and you're using the entire contents of the client, it's just going to return the new contents of the client... which seems a bit redundant, uess of course "delete" is not selected or you're looking to only move banned or locked accounts. But again there will, hopefully, eventually be a to file option.

What is it that you're trying to do? This was simply designed to keep the account manager clean by deleting banned accounts because there's no "mass delete" function in dreambot. If you're interested I can write you something custom, but I don't see the benefit of returning the password. Besides, I can only return it IF it was in the original file used, can't grab it via the API, and currently I'm not even storing the password in any variables because there's no use for it in the script in it's current design

Can you send a screenshot? I'm not really sure what the issue you're having is

There's a results GUI that will pop up when the script stops or is stopped. I can add an output file I guess, initially I was going to add an option to the results GUI to send the results to file but haven't gotten around to it yet. But nothing is created or shown while the script is running except the on screen paint, that should tell you how many accounts have been checked, and if they're good, banned, deleted, etc. But if you're looking for which accounts were tagged with each status, you'll need to either let the script finish or stop it

Don't bot, only way to avoid bans.

Thanks! I got tired of manually deleting banned accounts so I made this and figured others would hopefully find it helpful

Sounds like you have a username in your text file that's not added in your Dreambot Account Manager. I might have left it case sensitive, so if you believe that account Nickname is infact in your Account Manager double check capitalization. (If you use the export button on the Account Manager it should eliminate this problem)

I had a feeling nothing would happen if the tile wasn't on screen, that's good to know. I think I only used it once and it was only a few tiles away

Walking.walkOnScreen(Area.getRandomTile) should do the trick [should probably make sure the tile is on screen first though, I'm not 100% sure what would happen if you're too far away] https://dreambot.org/javadocs/org/dreambot/api/methods/walking/impl/Walking.html#walkOnScreen(org.dreambot.api.methods.map.Tile)

Not sure if it's updated/working but yeeter has a free picker script on the SDN. https://dreambot.org/forums/index.php?/topic/18954-yeetpicker-aio/

Thanks!

{Live on SDN} What is it? This is a small utility I made for managing accounts on Dreambot's Account Manager. It will take a list of Nicknames (explained below) and check the status of each account [Good, Banned, Wrong Password, etc.], delete the account from the Account Manager (if you choose to based on result) and display a plethora of information when complete. {All the Accounts checked, what the result was, if it was deleted, and a breakdown of each result type, and of course a quick summary tab as well} How do I set it up? If you happen to have a .txt file will all of your Dreambot Account NICKNAME(s) then simply just select that .txt file, for the rest of us, simply open up the Account Manager on the Dreambot Client, and select "Export" and choose where you would like to save this file. (save it with .txt extension) Feel free to remove any accounts you do not wish to run through the script. NOTE: this file will contain a list of your accounts in the format Nickname:Email/Login:Password where password is in plain text, the script will NOT automatically delete the file it uses so delete it once the script is complete AND you've checked results, if you're worried about that sort of thing. (You might want it for bulk import if you deleted accounts by mistake) How do I run it? Once you have your list of Accounts (really all you need in the file is Nickname, the script reads the file and drops everything after the first ":" on each line, and if you happen to cuck it up some how, it will skip anything that doesn't match what's in the Nickname field in the Account Manager) simply run the script like you would any other script (you must select an Account as you normally do) and you will be presented with a very basic GUI with 3 checkboxes and 2 buttons. The checkboxes are if you wish DELETE the account from Account Manager if one of the 3 Results is found upon attempting to log in {Banned/Locked, Incorrect Password, UNKNOWN} I would suggest keeping Unknown unchecked because I didn't go through the entire list of Login Responses but aside from Good, Banned/Locked and Invalid PW, I have the script come to a stop if it comes across: Updates, Full World, Login Limit, and Too Many Attempts. (I can only prevent user error so much... Don't run a f2p bot farm with a P2P world selected.) Ok, so Checkboxes Delete Accounts from the Account Manager in Dreambot. Now, simply click the "Acc File" button and navigate to where ever you saved your Nickname/Export .txt file from before. This tells the script what accounts you want to check. Now you're all set, just click "Start" NOTES Login and Password data is grabbed directly from the Account Manager in Dreambot, NOT the file. If Login Successful, it just logs out a couple seconds later. It's kind of slow, this is intentional because gegex and the Too Many Login response. "Can I add accounts with this?" NO, just use the Bulk Import. "I cucked it, deleted all accounts!" Well, it's a good thing the "Export" puts the account data in the exact format Bulk Import uses, just put them back. QuickStart supported - 4 REQUIRED Params in this order: {DeleteBanned, DeleteInvalidPassword, DeleteUnknown, FULL_PATH_FILE} Example: start java -jar C:\Users\User\DreamBot\BotData\client.jar -script "CheckBans" -account "zezima" -covert -world F2P -params "True" "TrUe" "FaLsE" "C:\\Users\\User\\Documents\\DBExport.txt" [for the Delete booleans, anything other than a "True" {Non-case sensitive: "tRUe" will work} will result in False] I hope this helps someone!

Yes I'm enjoying it so far, much cleaner than my basic node structure previously

[ERROR] Overriding Login Handler random handler is not allowed! Seems I can't extend RandomSolver or LoginSolver to create my login handler. Does this mean I now also need my own listener for determining if I'm logged in or not as well? Or is there a way to create a new RandomEvent or some other way to use RandomSolver?

Looking at the java docs I'm assuming I need to make my own, unless I'm missing something.

Is it possible to somehow edit/manipulate the login random solver to not stop the script? Working on 2 different projects that require multiple accounts rotated in the same script. Preferably not requiring an external script to start the desired script over and over, and also prefer to not design my own login handler. I see there's all values for each login response and just need to change which account currently set in the script manager (which I already have working for accounts that all login successfully, it just stops if one is disabled/wrong password etc) Thanks!

Ok thank you, opened up one of my scripts and noticed all the warnings so just wanted to make sure

Is Bank.open() the new Bank.openClosest()?

Thank you for this, I remember stumbling on a post about tree behavior and then another one about 420 OP 1337 or something silly, basically exactly what you linked me to but it was from 2018 or something so I wasn't sure about it's relevance. This is a much better skeleton to work with anyway haha thanks. I think this will make multi skilling easier, I like that paint too! I'll have a go at it using this framework

Can also use Windows scheduler, assuming the scripts you want to schedule support quickstart (which I imagine is the main reason for removing it in the first place, quickstart is VIP+ only)

First off, is TaskScript still the preferred framework? If not, what would be? [Currently I'm using Abstract Script with a state/node framework, but my decision making is making my scripts feel cluttered and messy] Second, while it seems great for simple repetitive tasks in the same order, how would I go about choosing a random activity to do? Make a Decision node with the highest priority where the Accept is based on, say, a Timer. This would force me to use a variable to determine which activity I'm going to do, wouldn't it? And all nodes would need to have that variable check in their Accept? [See attached image for a visual on what I'm talking about] And lastly, have I structured this correctly? [Basic Woodcutting Script - mostly copied from an old Hashtag Tut, updated for DB3 + added a few extras] Main.java DropNode.java ChopNode.java ChopOak (WC between 15 and 30) and ChopWillow (WC > 30) are the same as ChopNode, except chops the corresponding tree type based on WC lvl. (As for the "isChopping()" method, because I'm using it 3 times, could I instead have isChopping() in a Helper class? Obviously 3 one line methods is no big deal to just copy/paste, but lets say I had 15 or fifty lines of code? Helper class would be preferred?) LvlNode just checks for Dialogues.canContinue and continues (Priority 3) Obviously this script is probably 100% ban rate as is, what I'm most interested in knowing is: Is it structured correctly Am I correct on my "Decision Node" assumption Would a "Variable" class be worth it? Or just shove any variables into Main along with setters and getters? Would "isChopping" be better in a Helper class, or is there some benefit to keeping it in each 'Chop' node? If upscaling this to the suggested attached flow chart (Obviously renaming everything) is there an issue with adding nodes from several different packages in the "addNodes" in "Main.java" (chopNodes package, mineNodes package, fishNodes package for example) Or would there be a better solution to all of this?

I'm not sure why I can't type below my Code block in previous post, so apologies. But this is the old code that was not working after yesterday's update; if (Tabs.open(Tab.QUEST) { if (!Widgets.getChildWidget(399, 1).isVisible()) { if (Widgets.getChildWidget(629, 8).isVisible()) { if (Widgets.getChildWidget(629, 8).interact("Quest List")) { MethodProvider.sleep(Calculations.random(850, 1300)); } } } } WidgetChild (629,8) is the small Quest List sub icon [Blue star in between gray star and green star] and WidgetChild (399,1) is the Text "Quest List" when (and only when) the Quest list sub tab is open, it does not appear (at least in the Game Explorer) when any of the other 4 sub tabs are open;

After the update yesterday my "fix" stopped working, not sure if Widgets...isVisable() wasn't working or what, but I had to change it to the following; [Just note it will still click the Main Quest tab icon if the Quest List sub tab is already open, I guess I could add a parent check or something, just lazy haha] if (Tabs.open(Tab.QUEST)) { WidgetChild quest = Widgets.getMatchingWidget(m -> m != null && m.hasAction("Quest List") && m.isVisible()); if (quest != null) { quest.interact("Quest List"); MethodProvider.sleep(Calculations.random(550, 900)); } }