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    Default TRibot Hunting Script?

    Hi Folks,

    I just wanted to touch base with the SIMBA community since I have been here and trust people here. I posted a request on Sythe for a hunter bot (puro puro/grenwall/or red chin script) and got a response for someone that said they have some for sale on tribot. Anyone have experience with them? Trustworthy?

    Thanks!!!

    DN

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    TRiBot's a good bot, but I can't speak for the trustworthyness of any individual scripts or nonstaff members of their community.

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    There is a puro puro script on PB. Same with red chin, no public grenwall scripts tho.

    IF you mean 07, grenwalls are not in 07.

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    Quote Originally Posted by senrath View Post
    TRiBot's a good bot, but I can't speak for the trustworthyness of any individual scripts or nonstaff members of their community.
    I agree with this. TRiBot seems fine, Trilez is a good guy from what I've seen/heard, but I've heard multiple reports of corruption of the staff in that community.

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    I run a few accounts with TRiBot to help me maintain my levels on my main, no hacking or anything, TRiBot has it's own built-in firewall and will alert you if the script is trying to communicate with a webserver, you then have the option to accept or decline the request

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    I don't have a ton of experience with it but I have used it and nothing bad has happened. I know plenty of people who use it.

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    I read on Sythe that tribot uses reflection and I thought reflection was detectable? Tribot responded and indicated it wasnt so I wasnt sure which was true.

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    Quote Originally Posted by digitalninja View Post
    I read on Sythe that tribot uses reflection and I thought reflection was detectable? Tribot responded and indicated it wasnt so I wasnt sure which was true.
    Thats Like asking McDonalds if there food is bad for you. Obviously they will say no it is not bad for you.

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    Why do people always have to come on here asking for tri-bot stuff -,-

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    Quote Originally Posted by Officer Barbrady View Post
    Why do people always have to come on here asking for tri-bot stuff -,-
    Cause u get responses from another perspective.

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    Made something once apparantly
    java Code:
    package scripts;

    import org.tribot.api.Inventory;
    import org.tribot.api.ScreenModels;
    import org.tribot.api.Timing;
    import org.tribot.api.input.Mouse;
    import org.tribot.api.types.InventoryItem;
    import org.tribot.api.types.ScreenModel;
    import org.tribot.script.Script;
    import org.tribot.script.ScriptManifest;



    @ScriptManifest(authors = { "J J" }, category = "Hunter", name = "JJ's Bird Hunter")
    public class JJsBirdHunter extends Script{
        final int snareID = 183438;
        final long caughtTrapID = 2362996405L, normalTrapID = 768133178L, fallenTrapID = 4247570198L;
       
        private void setupSnare(){
            InventoryItem[] snares = Inventory.find(snareID);
            if (snares.length > 0){
                snares[0].click("Lay");
            }
        }
       
        private void checkTraps(){
            ScreenModel[] traps = ScreenModels.find(caughtTrapID, normalTrapID);
            if (traps.length > 0){
                for (int i = 0; i < traps.length; i++){
                    if (caughtTrapID == traps[i].id){
                        println("Caught a bird");
                        Mouse.click(traps[i].base_point, 1);
                    }else{
                        println("Haven't caught yet");
                        Mouse.move(traps[i].base_point);
                        if (Timing.waitUptext("3 more options", 500)){
                            println("Trap is still fine");
                        }else{
                            println("Trap has failed");
                            Mouse.click(traps[i].base_point, 1);
                        }
                    }
                }
            }else{
                ScreenModel[] fallenTraps = ScreenModels.find(fallenTrapID);
                if (fallenTraps.length > 0){
                    println("Trap has fallen, time to set it back up");
                    Mouse.click(fallenTraps[0].base_point, 3);
                    Timing.waitChooseOption("Lay", 500);
                }else{
                    println("Time to set up a trap");
                    setupSnare();
                }
               
            }
           
        }
       
        @Override
        public void run() {
            //setupSnare();
            checkTraps();
        }
       

    }

    More scripts here; https://github.com/JJdeGroot/RuneSca...neScape/TRiBot
    You should be able to copy/paste a decent hunter script by looking at other peoples source code :P

    Script source code available here: Github

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    Quote Originally Posted by J J View Post
    Made something once apparantly
    java Code:
    package scripts;

    import org.tribot.api.Inventory;
    import org.tribot.api.ScreenModels;
    import org.tribot.api.Timing;
    import org.tribot.api.input.Mouse;
    import org.tribot.api.types.InventoryItem;
    import org.tribot.api.types.ScreenModel;
    import org.tribot.script.Script;
    import org.tribot.script.ScriptManifest;



    @ScriptManifest(authors = { "J J" }, category = "Hunter", name = "JJ's Bird Hunter")
    public class JJsBirdHunter extends Script{
        final int snareID = 183438;
        final long caughtTrapID = 2362996405L, normalTrapID = 768133178L, fallenTrapID = 4247570198L;
       
        private void setupSnare(){
            InventoryItem[] snares = Inventory.find(snareID);
            if (snares.length > 0){
                snares[0].click("Lay");
            }
        }
       
        private void checkTraps(){
            ScreenModel[] traps = ScreenModels.find(caughtTrapID, normalTrapID);
            if (traps.length > 0){
                for (int i = 0; i < traps.length; i++){
                    if (caughtTrapID == traps[i].id){
                        println("Caught a bird");
                        Mouse.click(traps[i].base_point, 1);
                    }else{
                        println("Haven't caught yet");
                        Mouse.move(traps[i].base_point);
                        if (Timing.waitUptext("3 more options", 500)){
                            println("Trap is still fine");
                        }else{
                            println("Trap has failed");
                            Mouse.click(traps[i].base_point, 1);
                        }
                    }
                }
            }else{
                ScreenModel[] fallenTraps = ScreenModels.find(fallenTrapID);
                if (fallenTraps.length > 0){
                    println("Trap has fallen, time to set it back up");
                    Mouse.click(fallenTraps[0].base_point, 3);
                    Timing.waitChooseOption("Lay", 500);
                }else{
                    println("Time to set up a trap");
                    setupSnare();
                }
               
            }
           
        }
       
        @Override
        public void run() {
            //setupSnare();
            checkTraps();
        }
       

    }

    More scripts here; https://github.com/JJdeGroot/RuneSca...neScape/TRiBot
    You should be able to copy/paste a decent hunter script by looking at other peoples source code :P
    Maybe my memory is off, but isn't Tribot Java, with java's version of writeln being System.Out.PrintLn instead of just println?

    (I don't see the import on system.out either, so perhaps tribot rewrote it in one of their includes?)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kevin View Post
    Maybe my memory is off, but isn't Tribot Java, with java's version of writeln being System.Out.PrintLn instead of just println?

    (I don't see the import on system.out either, so perhaps tribot rewrote it in one of their includes?)
    Correct.

    @ScriptManifest(authors = { "J J" }, category = "Hunter", name = "JJ's Bird Hunter")
    public class JJsBirdHunter extends Script

    My class extends Script so it inherits all the methods. Script has a method named println() which is a custom implementation. It acts like System.out.println() in a debug tab

    The script loader goes through all classes and checks if it is an instanceof Script. If it is, it will check if there is a ScriptManifest present and use those details. Otherwise it will just add the class name to the Script list.

    Script source code available here: Github

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    Quote Originally Posted by J J View Post
    Correct.

    @ScriptManifest(authors = { "J J" }, category = "Hunter", name = "JJ's Bird Hunter")
    public class JJsBirdHunter extends Script

    My class extends Script so it inherits all the methods. Script has a method named println() which is a custom implementation. It acts like System.out.println() in a debug tab

    The script loader goes through all classes and checks if it is an instanceof Script. If it is, it will check if there is a ScriptManifest present and use those details. Otherwise it will just add the class name to the Script list.
    Ah, thank you for that!

    I've actually been considering making a jump and doing some Tribot programming on the side. What are your opinions of the API and overall bot?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kevin View Post
    Ah, thank you for that!

    I've actually been considering making a jump and doing some Tribot programming on the side. What are your opinions of the API and overall bot?
    The 2007 API is pretty good, reflection for getting your own position, objects on the screen, ground items, etc. Works really well and the methods are useful.

    Docs: https://tribot.org/doc/

    Overall it is a good bot. Since the release of a 2007 version TRiBot the user base has exploded.. before that the people using the bot were more 'experienced' or just smarter.. now there are loads of people just asking dumb questions without searching, a bit like Powerbot.

    Seems to be a bit money hungry now aswell since VIP is needed for 2007. Premium scripts have also been released, people are also selling scripts for RSGP etc..

    Script source code available here: Github

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    Just use Ashaman's script for red sallies!

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