We investigate and fix bugs on a weekly basis. It is not practical to offer individual responses and fast updates for a script this complex and highly-used. Since this clearly falls short of your expectations, I recommend that this refund request be approved, and you find another script provider. In the case that it is not approved, simply add some food or more gp onto your account and the problem will go away when the bot realises it has/can afford food.

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Date Purchased: 14/7/25 Script Purchased:  14/7/25 Script Creator (tag them with @): @Aeglen Reason for Refund: Doesnt work as expected. Bot just keeps dying and doesn't loot grave. Instead, goes to GE and buys new armor until money runs out. I made a bug report on both the forum and discord bug channel but no help was provided. Obviously this gets you tons of reports so I don't feel safe with this script. Proof of Issues (required: screenshots, videos, and/or DreamBot logs): See attachment of logs. I died many times Proof of Script Creator Contact (required: screenshots, videos, and/or links to replies):  see link:  Desired Outcome: Refund to payment method log.txt full log.log

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Google doc view link here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1oYy-rsPQsT3ytANkdC39qQ8VzS287qhngfI1xKkGATA/edit?usp=sharing Request a repository from Dreambot While you are waiting for that to be approved, continue through these instructions. Approval can take 24 hours to happen. Open Eclipse and go to Help > Install New Software "Add" this site to your sites list: Egit - http://download.eclipse.org/egit/updates Check the "Git Integration for Eclipse" option and install it These next steps require that your repository be created before you can pass them. Also, close any projects that you are not currently working on before starting, else you may have to completely restart back at step six anytime there is an error. Go to File > Import > Projects from Git > Clone URI Copy the entire URL from the comment section of your repository request (found on "Requests" screen) [email protected]:example.git This follows a template of username@host:Repositorypath If you copied all of that to your URL then Eclipse will autofill the rest for you Blank fields won't matter, but storing the username and password in the secure store will be handy if you plan to upload to your repository a lot. If you did it right then you'll see this screen: Just click "Next" here. You may come across an error stating "C:\location\location is not an empty directory" - just remove whatever is there and restart at step 6, or browse and create a different directory. On the next screen, leave "Import existing Eclipse projects" selected and hit next. Check the project you wish to import. Again, you may get an error. This one may say "Some or all projects cannot be imported because they already exist in the workspace". That means you've already got a project by the same name open in Eclipse. I covered this in the preamble to step 6 but if you ignored that then simply cancel here, close any open projects of the same name, and start back at step 6. You should now have a "Git Repositories" panel that has your repo request name (aka the one that is also in the start of your repo URL) with a database symbol preceding it. Excellent work! Now you can commit this to the repo. Right click the script in the Git Repositories list and select "Commit". Once you've done the "Push Head" action, we can go back to our repository window and select "Push to origin" > Configure > "Save and Push". Congratulations, you've now submitted your script to your repository. It can now be used to submit your first script. That will be covered in a different guide that I will link to this one once it has been created.