This doesnt resolve itself by restarting a bot, the spectre client has to be restarted. After switching away from it, it will still give the same bounds as if X was still selected. SpriteItem#getBounds() only returns the correct screen locations if X is selected. Savior: for explanation's sake, let 'X' be the display mode that was initially selected when starting a bot. However, when switching from CanvasMode (Resizable -> Fixed or Fixed -> Resizable), it instantly breaks your bot. And I'm not saying Runemate's system is perfect, but it does have its pros and cons.A lot of bot authors know that using the Resizable canvas mode in their bots is just asking to get banned - RuneMate's visibility checks do not take into account the interfaces (such as the inventory) which means LocatableEntity#isVisible returns true when the entity behind an interface.Īuthors are often forced to set the canvas mode for all users to Fixed, so the visibility issue is entirely resolved. No shade on Dreambot or their pricing model, I respect their platform as well and I think OP should look into both. On another botting site that would require you buy at least 3 bots, and also a lot of sites require monthly payments anyway. Not to mention the large amount of free bots Runemate has. So on Runemate you can bot minnows for 10 hours for $0.30, then switch to botting pickpocketing elves for 15 hours for $1.05 (and still make a profit of roughly $11 because of how insanely profitable elves are) and then do MLM for 5 hours for $0.40. The benefit of Runemate's pricing model is that you're not locked into buying a script & then having to buy a different script for some other activity. (I mean I've used it for medium scale goldfarming, so it's doable, but I was using a script I wrote myself). But yeah I wouldn't recommend Runemate for medium/large scale goldfarming.

Most botters aren't botting on 10 accounts for 10 hours a day.

Runemate switch between bots