PumbaSlayer
WARNING THE SCRIPT IS CURRENTLY IN BETA!
Features
GUI
Patch notes
Loading/saving profile
Slayer
Masters
Turael
Mazchna
Vannaka
Nieve/Steve
Automatically gets a new task
Option to cancel tasks
Cancels unsupported tasks
Gear
Ability to set your custom gear
Ability to set your combat style
Automatic swaps special gear required for task
Option to toggle guthans on/off
Ability to use special attacks for the following weapons
Armadyl godsword
Dragon battleaxe
Dragon dagger
Dragon halberd
Dragon longsword
Dragon mace
Excalibur
Saradomin godsword
Saradomin sword
Abyssal dagger
Toxic blowpipe
Script won't use special attack weapons on npc's where they don't work
Barrows gear repairing at bob
blowpipe/trident recharging
Health
Ability to use boost potions
Ability to use restoration potions
Ability to use protection potions
Use guthans to heal
Use bones to peaches tabs to heal
guthans and bones to peaches can be used together, however guthans is prioritised
Select foodtype
Ability to use stamina potions
Inventory
Smart inventory management
Drops junk
Alching selected drops
Herb sack support
Smart teleport detection
Brings required items for task like light sources and ropes
Combat
Advanced combat logic for every npc
Ability to use protection prayers (customisable)
Ability to customise loot
Ability to use a cannon for supported tasks
Special attacks
Finishing certain npcs
Traversing
Automatic teleport detection in bank
Every npc has multiple locations supported
Custom pathfinding
House
Nexus portal
mounted teleports (glory, digsite pendant, Xerics talisman)
Teleport portals
Pool support
Hops when another's person cannon is found
GUI
todo
Media
Future
Bursting support
Rune pouch support
Superior support
Supported Quests:
1. Animal Magnetism 21. Knight's Sword 40. The Tourist Trap
2. Biohazard 22. Lost City 41. The Golem
3. Big Chompy Bird Hunting 23. Mountain Daughter 42. The Gnome Village
4. Client Of Kourend 24. Nature Spirit 43. Tutorial Island (Old)
5. Cook's Assistant 25. Plague City 44. Tutorial Island (New)
6. Death Plateau 26. Priest In Peril 45. Vampire Slayer
7. Demon Slayer 27. Prince Ali Rescue 46. Waterfall
8. Doric's Quest 28. RFD: Cook 47. Witch's House
9. Dragon Slayer 29. RFD: Evil Dave 48. Witch's Potion
10. Druidic Ritual 30. RFD: Dwarf 49. Miniquest: Varrock Museum Quiz
11. Dwarf Cannon 31. RFD: Goblin 50. Miniquest: Barcrawl
12. Eagle's Peak 32. RFD: Ogre
13. Ernest The Chicken 33. RFD: Pirate Pete
14. Fight Arena 34. Romeo & Juliet
15. Fishing Contest 35. Rune Mysteries
16. Gertrude's Cat 36. Sheep Shearer
17. Goblin Diplomacy 37. The Grand Tree
18. Imp Catcher 38. Shadow Of The Storm
19. Jungle Potion 39. The Restless Ghost
You can modify the way the bot is grabbing the prices by editing the "rquester prices" file in your dreambot/scripts folder. Instructions can be found within the file.
At the moment I have no plans for other quests. I may add in Doric's quest and Imp catcher later on.
Will do!
Update 1.5. What's new?
QuickstartDoesn't get stuck in "Grab details" task.
Implemented a new parameter, exit. Use this if you want the client to be shut down when all accounts are done.
It is in the interest of the whole community here that people better protect themselves from scammers. Each time someone from this community gets scammed, the scammers get even more encouraged. To make the trading community here safer and better, it is important that we all adopt safe trading practices. With this guide, I want to encourage everyone to become a smarter trader and avoid being taken by scams.
Defining the Scams
A scam is defined as "a confidence game or other fraudulent scheme, especially for making a quick profit." Scams can appear in many different forms, and scammers are always thinking of more creative ways to con people. Here are a list of the most common scams that you will encounter when trading Runescape goods:
1. The person wants you to go first, despite not having the trading reputation to demand such a condition.
Here, the scam depends on winning over your confidence. Scammers can be very smooth and convincing, making you drop your guard. They know that they do not have any reputation to stand on, so they will offer something else: an extremely tempting deal, or by telling you some story about how they've been scammed before and they won't ever go first again. Whatever amazing deal they can be offering you is immediately a bad deal when you factor in the amount of risk you are undertaking. You're maybe thinking "I can afford to risk a small amount for a huge gain", but now you're part of the problem that keeps these scammers coming back for more.
2. The person is selling you items with an unverifiable or hard-to-verify nature or claim
Here, the scam depends again on winning over your confidence. The scammer will make claims that are unverifiable and nearly impossible to prove untrue, expecting you to give them the benefit of the doubt. They may sell you a botted account and claim that it is completely hand-made, convincing you to believe it is an amazing deal. They may sell you a dedicated proxy, when in reality, it is a shared proxy with multiple users. When you inevitably end up banned because they lied to you, they will put the blame on you and you have no way of proving that they were at fault. You should only put as much faith into their claims as their reputation is worth. In other words, when buying items of this nature, buy from trusted people.
Script scams also fall into this category. Someone may claim to be able to offer you an amazing private script. After you pay for it, you have very little recourse if the script does not work as advertised.*
3. Chargeback scam
Here, the scammer wins over your confidence by actually giving you what they agreed to pay. You're convinced everything is okay and you honor your side of the deal. You hand them the goods. Eventually, you will see that the payment you've received has been reversed. Any payment received over PayPal, Venmo, Skrill, are subject to chargebacks. The money is not yours to keep just because it has been transferred to your account. There are many ways to get a transaction reversed. The easiest way is for the scammer to claim that the payment was an unauthorized transaction.
4. Account recovery scam
This scam has the potential to be the most damaging. The scammer will sell or even give (for free) you an account. The account will seemingly work and be exactly as they stated. You'll begin to use the account and transfer your money into it. One day, this account will get recovered by the scammer. Now, he's scammed you of not just your initial payment to him but of all the work and money you put into the account. If you want to buy an account that you plan to invest on (such as a main account), you should do so from a trusted seller.
5. Scam quit
As a general rule, it is safe to trust high-reputation traders. After all, their reputation is typically worth much more than what they could scam from you. However, a scam-quit defies these rules. This scam is the hardest to avoid, as you would not think that a highly trusted member of the community would suddenly decide to turn into a scammer. This type of scam happens when a person decides that he is done with the community so they sacrifice their reputation to scam as much as possible. The plus-side is that you will almost never encounter such a scam. The ultimate verification for someone's honesty in this regard is whether or not they have been tested with such an opportunity. For example, when selling membership codes, I had 2000+ orders that I denied when I ran out of stock. If I were of a dishonest nature, that would have been an easy $3000+ scam-quit for me.
6. Impostor scam
The scammer will impersonate a more trusted user of the community, to get you to drop your guard. If you believe them, they will be able to conduct the trade with all of the privileges of the high-reputation user they are impersonating. They will make you go first, citing their faux reputation to make you feel secure.
Safe Trading Practices
Trading is all about risk-management. Follow these tips to lower the risk you take for each trade.
Always identify anybody you are trading with. Get their forum username, so that you know their reputation, and so that they know you can hold them accountable if they scam you. If their DreamBot reputation is low, ask for their identities on other forums. The more accounts of theirs you can tie to the trade, the more they have to lose from scamming. Trade primarily with trusted users. These people have proven trading histories. They have a lot more to lose if they decide to scam you. Forum reputations and feedbacks are just numbers. Inspect the trading history of the person you are trading with. See the posts and threads to ensure that his reputation is genuine. Determine the types of trades this person has conducted. Make sure his trading history actually contains meaningful trades. If you must trade with an untrusted user and the other person won't go first, use a middleman to facilitate the trade. Note that middlemen can only secure the initial transfer of goods, and cannot protect you from future chargebacks or account recoveries. Do not become overconfident in the trade just because the other person is willing to use a middleman. Only accept PayPal from highly trusted users. Otherwise, opt for irreversible payment methods such as Bitcoin and Ethereum.** Do not buy accounts with unverifiable claims from untrusted users, as it is most likely untrue. Carefully verify the people you are speaking to on Skype or Discord. Make sure that they are who they claim to be. Check their usernames to make sure you are not speaking to an impersonator. Ask for a PM verification, in which they send you something acknowledging that they are speaking to you on Skype or Discord. For example, they can send you an excerpt of the chat log you guys share. This is especially important if someone is claiming to have off-site reputation (such as on Sythe, other botting sites, etc). If you choose to recognize the value of their off-site reputation, you must have them verify their off-site account with you. Otherwise, anyone can claim to be anyone.
What is Bitcoin and Ethereum?
For the purpose of trading, this is all you need to know:
Bitcoin and Ethereum transactions are irreversible after they are sent and confirmed. This makes it ideal for avoiding chargeback scams.
For that reason, some sellers will require these payment methods if you want to buy from them.
As a general rule, do not hand over your items until the Bitcoin transaction has received at least one confirmation. There are ways to reverse the transaction before it has been confirmed.
Likewise for Ethereum, wait for at least two confirmations.
To learn more about Bitcoin and Ethereum, I recommend Google.
Where do I get Bitcoin and Ethereum? How do I trade them back for money?
There's a lot of ways to get them. But the easiest way is to buy your Bitcoin and Ethereum from an exchange such as Coinbase.
At Coinbase, they give you $10 free when you buy $100 or more of Bitcoin/Ethereum if you sign up with this link: Click here to sign-up.
With your Bitcoin and Ethereum, you can trade them for just about anything. If you want to exchange them into currency to deposit into your bank account, you can sell them at an exchange such as Coinbase.
I want to accept PayPal anyway! What can I do to minimize the risk?
If you want to accept PayPal, you are taking a risk. However, following these steps can reduce that risk.
Accept PayPal payments only from VERIFIED PayPal accounts. Especially if they lie about the account being verified, you should refund payments from unverified PayPal accounts and terminate the trade. Any serious trader is going to have a verified PayPal account. An unverified PayPal account is a strong sign of fraud.
Only accept PayPal from trusted traders. Again, the person's reputation should be worth more than what they gain from scamming you.
Make the person provide documentation to prove that they are the real owner of the PayPal account. For example, an ID that shows the name matching the PayPal account.***
Avoid receiving PayPal payments as "Payment for Goods" when possible. These payments are easily reversible as they are intended for the purchase of physical items. When trading virtual goods, it offers you almost zero seller protection. Note that certain PayPal accounts are restricted from sending gift payments, if they are established business PayPal accounts or if they are in a country that doesn't support it.
What is a middleman and where can I find one?
Middlemen are simply highly trusted users who offer a service to help mediate a trade such that both parties reduce their risks. Typically, they will hold both parties' items to be traded, verify them, and then hand them over to complete the trade. Note that some middlemen will charge a fee for such a service.
Staff members are the best middlemen to ask for help. If one is not available to help you, consider asking someone with a very high reputation or the middleman rank.
Help! I got scammed. What do I do now?
When you complete enough trades, getting scammed is inevitable, especially if you don't follow safe trading practices. The first thing to do is to make sure that this was not a misunderstanding. Try to resolve it with the person you traded with. If it's clear that it is a scam or they are ignoring you, start a dispute against them on this forum. This will require them to respond or else they will have their account banned. After which, you can try to link as many of their off-site accounts as possible, to get them banned for off-site scamming. If you do this, the scammer might realize that the repercussions are not worth the scam and work to resolve it with you. If not, then you've at least gotten the scammer banned.
Please do not copy this guide without my permission.
*DreamBot staff is not liable for any private script sales and is not expected to help you investigate a scam report against someone who sold you a bad/faux script.
**Guide focuses on Bitcoin and Ethereum to keep things simple, as most people are unfamiliar with cryptocurrencies to begin with. Shall other cryptos emerge in popularity, I may update this guide to reflect that.
***This verification request will be seen as disrespectful to high-reputation traders. Only ask it from untrusted users.
Update 1.2. What's new?
All quests: dialogues are now handled faster.
Cook's Assistant: it will open the large door at the mill if it's closed.
The Restless Ghost: doesn't get stuck on TRG5 task, moves to next quest instead.
Tutorial Island: appearance customization should be better now.
Please wait patiently until this update is approved. Thank you !
Hey, thanks for the feedback. I am currently questing & leveling my main to be able to enter nmz. Once I get access I will maybe rewrite some of the code and add new features in it. I'll take a look at what might be wrong with breaks.
I also suggest using monsters that use only melee to attack you for the ideal setup as I haven't figured out how it would work when there is ranged or magic monsters. What comes to that Yanille bug, it's api walking failing to open the door. Nothing much I can do about it but I can still try to get that working.
Just letting you guys know that I am working on a pretty big update on this script, which will bring features like buying new potions with points instead of using bank and I'll rewrite some of the code to reduce cpu and memory usage!
Please read the guidelines below in order to expedite the process of getting your scripts on the SDN.
Do not use any spaces in any of the names of your folders (Including the base module name) Your script must be submitted as Java source files Source files must be located under ModuleName/src/ Only include the src folder/files Thread URL is required for all scripts Scripter+ is required to release premium scripts Minimum price for premium scripts is 1.99 for both base and monthly Your first script (the one that gets you Scripter rank) must not be a trivial script. It also may not have many free duplicates on the SDN. (3-4+ depending on the script)
The "module" is the folder in which your src folder resides. For example,
CombatScript/src/Main.java
would mean that CombatScript is the module name.
I may be adding more to this as more comes to mind and feel free to let me know if I've forgotten anything.
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This script does rooftops, and that's it.
Buy Now on the Store
Features:
Auto detects what rooftops you're near, and goes to work
Auto detects food (if you want) and will eat when necessary (currently no banking support, but if there's demand I'll gladly add it)
Uses Camelot teletabs (if your have them in your inventory) for great XP at the Seers course (need to do the hard diary)
Supports ALL rooftops except Prifddinas
Picks up all MOGs (marks of grace)
Bug Report:
If you encounter any bug, please copy/paste the format below and post it here:
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