Caotom
07-26-2012, 03:49 PM
http://i.imgur.com/V4lYY.png
I now strongly advise against this script.
IDung is a script made by the well renowned scripter, Kiko for powerbot. I usually do not endorse any use of injection bots (especially on these forums) but the awesome free exp is too hard to pass up.The script is now a very expensive premium.
I see a lot of people wondering about the setup of their bot. If you are looking for general dungeoneering info (such as binds), look at Shay's guide here (http://villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=86297).
As of version 3.1.2 these are the generally agreed 'Best' settings for IDung
http://i49.tinypic.com/auv5o1.png
Quick pray can be used with turmoil. This is questionable as some sustained fights need all the prayer they can get for protection prayers but overall it will most likely bump up your exp per hour.
Note: Pures remember to turn on pure mode, this will slightly detriment you exp/hour but it will not ruin your hard work.
Skipping is also under question whether or not it is better for exp/hour. I recommend trying both and seeing which you like better.
With correct binds (Recommended to get the best 2H, or primal B-axe, and Plate you can wear first, then other items like hexhunter box) this will achieve a relatively good exp/hour. I am personally getting 28-30k/hour at level 79 dung.
The following is a graph showing the average exp per hour at any level using IDung. http://img98.imageshack.us/img98/6202/dung104.png
With the proper setup you should be sitting at the high end of your level.
FAQs
What about rushing floors? I heard it increased exp per hour.
There are very mixed reports from using the rush feature. The resounding answer seems to be that simply running c6 smalls all the way through achievs the highest exp per hour. Rushing is only recommended when you know what you are doing and are around 100+ dungeoneering.
I'm level 75 dung and I'm only getting like 14k/hour, what am I doing wrong?
Well first, check your setup and binds, the latter makes a significant difference. Secondly the curve for exp per hour is very steep, levels 60-80 seem very slow as you hover around the 15-20k mark but it gets much better from there.
Where do I get binds? Should I just wait for something to drop?
Unless you are waiting on something like a shadowsilk hood to drop and you already have your weapon and plate bound then go for it. Otherwise you'll want to sit in the 'Dung Smith' Cc and wait for someone with the required smithing level to log on. Alternatively you can go on the forums and pay someone to craft it for you.
I have 99 strength but only 85 attack, should I bind the prom maul instead?
Unless you have less than 80 attack so are unable to wield a gorg 2h then it is better to still go for the two hander. The attack style swapping can help out a lot during some fights.
Should I buy any of the ring upgrades?
They are fairly nice, but pricey. I personally simply use level 3 Berserker (proven to be slightly more efficient overall with a 2h) and have my starting stance in aggressive.
What should I spend my tokens on?
Generally it is worth saving up for a chaotic weapon (if you don't already have it), all are fairly good and have their own benefits and uses.
Rapier - Highest melee DPS chaotic, Highest stab bonus, good for slayer and fighting creatures with lower defence levels. Generally most popular option.
Longsword - Highest slash bonus, mostly used for high end pve such as bossing, out-performs the rapier against opponents with a high defense. Close second in popularity.
Maul - Highest crush bonus, often used against specific creatures that are weak to crush (such as waterfiends), also very handy in pvp for the high combo hits.
Crossbow - Used for any type of range pure or player that has a very high range level compared to other combat stats. Often popular as a second or third chaotic.
Remember that all chaotics have a 2mil coins or 200k coins + 20k tokens repair cost after 10 hours of combat.
Other good items to buy after chaotics include Bonecrusher, scroll of efficiency, scroll of life, dragonhorn necklace, longbow sight, merc gloves, arcane stream necklace and coal bag.
Feel free to post any more questions about dungeoneering or about maximising your exp with this bot. If I have missed anything or you believe anything in this guide is wrong pull me up on it ;) I welcome constructive criticism.
Not 100% sure if this was in the right section and/or allowed to be posted (technically it endorses another bot, although I do not particularly like pb, only this particular script).
If this thread receives too much flame for being about an injection bot I will take it down.
NOTE: The 'Journals' setting in the setup screenshot is not all-important to the exp gain.
~Caotom
I now strongly advise against this script.
IDung is a script made by the well renowned scripter, Kiko for powerbot. I usually do not endorse any use of injection bots (especially on these forums) but the awesome free exp is too hard to pass up.The script is now a very expensive premium.
I see a lot of people wondering about the setup of their bot. If you are looking for general dungeoneering info (such as binds), look at Shay's guide here (http://villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=86297).
As of version 3.1.2 these are the generally agreed 'Best' settings for IDung
http://i49.tinypic.com/auv5o1.png
Quick pray can be used with turmoil. This is questionable as some sustained fights need all the prayer they can get for protection prayers but overall it will most likely bump up your exp per hour.
Note: Pures remember to turn on pure mode, this will slightly detriment you exp/hour but it will not ruin your hard work.
Skipping is also under question whether or not it is better for exp/hour. I recommend trying both and seeing which you like better.
With correct binds (Recommended to get the best 2H, or primal B-axe, and Plate you can wear first, then other items like hexhunter box) this will achieve a relatively good exp/hour. I am personally getting 28-30k/hour at level 79 dung.
The following is a graph showing the average exp per hour at any level using IDung. http://img98.imageshack.us/img98/6202/dung104.png
With the proper setup you should be sitting at the high end of your level.
FAQs
What about rushing floors? I heard it increased exp per hour.
There are very mixed reports from using the rush feature. The resounding answer seems to be that simply running c6 smalls all the way through achievs the highest exp per hour. Rushing is only recommended when you know what you are doing and are around 100+ dungeoneering.
I'm level 75 dung and I'm only getting like 14k/hour, what am I doing wrong?
Well first, check your setup and binds, the latter makes a significant difference. Secondly the curve for exp per hour is very steep, levels 60-80 seem very slow as you hover around the 15-20k mark but it gets much better from there.
Where do I get binds? Should I just wait for something to drop?
Unless you are waiting on something like a shadowsilk hood to drop and you already have your weapon and plate bound then go for it. Otherwise you'll want to sit in the 'Dung Smith' Cc and wait for someone with the required smithing level to log on. Alternatively you can go on the forums and pay someone to craft it for you.
I have 99 strength but only 85 attack, should I bind the prom maul instead?
Unless you have less than 80 attack so are unable to wield a gorg 2h then it is better to still go for the two hander. The attack style swapping can help out a lot during some fights.
Should I buy any of the ring upgrades?
They are fairly nice, but pricey. I personally simply use level 3 Berserker (proven to be slightly more efficient overall with a 2h) and have my starting stance in aggressive.
What should I spend my tokens on?
Generally it is worth saving up for a chaotic weapon (if you don't already have it), all are fairly good and have their own benefits and uses.
Rapier - Highest melee DPS chaotic, Highest stab bonus, good for slayer and fighting creatures with lower defence levels. Generally most popular option.
Longsword - Highest slash bonus, mostly used for high end pve such as bossing, out-performs the rapier against opponents with a high defense. Close second in popularity.
Maul - Highest crush bonus, often used against specific creatures that are weak to crush (such as waterfiends), also very handy in pvp for the high combo hits.
Crossbow - Used for any type of range pure or player that has a very high range level compared to other combat stats. Often popular as a second or third chaotic.
Remember that all chaotics have a 2mil coins or 200k coins + 20k tokens repair cost after 10 hours of combat.
Other good items to buy after chaotics include Bonecrusher, scroll of efficiency, scroll of life, dragonhorn necklace, longbow sight, merc gloves, arcane stream necklace and coal bag.
Feel free to post any more questions about dungeoneering or about maximising your exp with this bot. If I have missed anything or you believe anything in this guide is wrong pull me up on it ;) I welcome constructive criticism.
Not 100% sure if this was in the right section and/or allowed to be posted (technically it endorses another bot, although I do not particularly like pb, only this particular script).
If this thread receives too much flame for being about an injection bot I will take it down.
NOTE: The 'Journals' setting in the setup screenshot is not all-important to the exp gain.
~Caotom