I think $7-8 for a mobile proxy that can be changed at will is a deal tbh.

@Hashtag I completely understand. It's not worth the time and effort for 10 dollar refund, having to screen record and edit it down. Just understand that it's bugged and i'm not the first to report it. In the forums there's people complaining and nothing getting done. 

Wow

Looking quickly at the documentation, forum and dreambot discord I couldnt find any concrete info / guides to this, so posting hopefully to de-mystify the topic for whoever is curious going onwards. Dreambot already makes doing this very easy, heres a sample function for example: public int[] getOpponentEquipment(String oppnentIgn) { Player opponent = Players.closest(oppnentIgn); if (opponent != null) { return opponent.getComposite().getAppearance(); } return null; } However, the array that is returned is populated with item id's that arent necessarily accurate, not sure why this is exactly. But if you substract a known items id from all the returned values you can quickly find the offset value of which you need to get the real item id. While having a DDS(p++) equipped these values are returned: I then substracted the known item id of the dds from each entry. int[] equiment = getOpponentEquipment(Players.getLocal().getName()); for (int i = 0; i < equiment.length; i++) { Logger.log(equiment[i] - 5698); } I then tested each entry as an offset using the method above, however one of the entries stuck out to me: 2048 int[] equiment = getOpponentEquipment(Players.getLocal().getName()); for (int i = 0; i < equiment.length; i++) { Logger.log(equiment[i] - 2048); } With the new offset substracted from each entry, i now get an array with the correct Item ID's. And the order seems to be the following: Index[0] = Helmet slot Index[1] = Cape slot Index[2] = Amulet slot Index[3] = Weapon Slot Index[4] = Chestplate Slot Index[5] = Shield slot Index[6] = Unknown Index[7] = Legs slot Index[8] = Unknown Index[9] = Gloves slot Index[10] = Boots slot Index[11] = Unknown Hope this helps

Dreambot has HWID spoofing. Jagex can't detect if you're using a proxy, but they probably run some kind of proxy score check. If you just use high quality ISP proxies you wont have any issues.