Other comments are right, using a bot client would be better, but I assume you haven’t gotten into API scripting yet. You may consider upping the ram to 2GB for a smoother performance.Įdit: the VMs only use system resources when they’re on. I only gave my VMs 1GB storage, 1GB Ram and 1 core and everything worked pretty well. Once you’ve got the first one set up with RS and your scripts I’m pretty sure you can save an image of the drive and copy it to additional VM to save on set up time for additional VMs, may need to double check me on that though.
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It is possible to share files from your physical PC to your VM, but I forget right off how to do it, you may wanna look into that. You’ll need an OS iso or boot disc/usb to install the OS on the VM.
Be careful not to run too many VM’s at once because the VMs share your system resources (RAM,CPU,HDD) and you could do some damage. Mabye if I get more interested or motivated by success, I'll look into using specialized software.ĭownload Virtualbox, use a guide to set it up, it’s easy, but depending on your experience it may not be obvious how to set it up. I'm already somewhat familiar with programming (BS in software engineering), so I kind of decided to do something with the knowledge that wasn't just work.Ĭurrently I'm developing in python, and pulling my deploys off a git server onto my vm. Jagex seems to inevitably catch on every couple of years and employ updates and new strategies to mitigate the amount of botting. There always seems to be new trends regarding which bot is leading the pack. I don't want to use a botting client over Runelite both because I'm not knowledgable enough about botting safety to risk it and because I'm making bots kind of for recreation (not for profit). What is the best botting technique in 2022 in terms of ban rate Hello everyone, I have been botting on and off since 2007. Ryzen 1700x, plenty of SSD storage, 16 GB ram, GTX 1070. Nothing super high spec but not budget either. To answer some questions/give a better picture of myself: The hint was that no one seemed to notice any issues in the first place given the use of a vm. Update: I ended up getting it sorted out by using a windows OS instead of being greedy with linux mint. Thanks for the comments, they helped a lot!
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