Pseudo

Try compiling the SQL files within your scripts folder.

The interact method is a boolean, so you can check if it interacts successfully with an if statement and log/process data accordingly I'd imagine.

Nice job. I've been meaning to get round to fix my broken scripts for an age, hopefully this'll push me to do so!

Line 14 of the script is throwing a null pointer.

Think it's pretty self explanatory. The interval is the time between breaks, the deviation is how much it randomizes (deviates) from this time. For instance, if a break was scheduled for every hour, with a 10 minute deviation, it could break anywhere between 50-70 minutes. Duration is the length of said break.

Because you're telling it to attack a rat if it isn't in combat, irrespective of whether loot is valid or not.

Looks to me like your loot tile is being reinitalized every loop cycle, so if you're not in combat then it's being set to null. Declare the tile outside your loop, see if that works.

Word on the grapevine is that The Boys are dropping DB3 midnight tonight as a thanksgiving gift...

Yep. Pretty much how I roll. I don't have the time to invest into developing a fully fledged farm in all honesty, and I earn a solid salary from my full time job. But as a hobby I still write scripts fairly frequently and quite often have a fair amount of success in reaching decent skill/stat milestones without being banned.

Glad to hear pal. It was more of a guess than anything, lol. Never actually tampered with the login random myself, but I had a vague recollection of using that method to check when/if I happened to be logged in.

Have you tried Client#getGameState?

I guess they took a one way boat to Karbanja

Good job on the contribution pal, but that first method in particular could be written far better.

I'll be in touch this evening to make a few purchases.

The first thing I'd note is that by buying 'botting ready vps' you'll end up paying a lot more than if you find a standard Linux vps supplier and go from there. Also generally a lot of data centre IPs are flagged so tread carefully.