What the hell is "iBot neXus"?

[paulpink1]

Okay so i opened up my auth pannel to do some botting, and i see this thing that was never there before, and its like an auth called iBot neXus. And it says i can only use it on one account or some shit. Anybody know what it is?

 

[penguin13 69]

If you have the source code jar of a bot you can run it using that, or if you made your own script or something.

 

[lilpjer]

Its what rsbots, rsbotting, autofighter use.

 

[nissan nut]

You are allowed to use the client to run your own scripts or scripts from rscheata.

 

[Wontonz]

Okay so i opened up my auth pannel to do some botting, and i see this thing that was never there before, and its like an auth called iBot neXus. And it says i can only use it on one account or some shit. Anybody know what it is?

iBot NeXus allows you to run .jar scripts made for the client.

Idk if you ever used Powerbot, but it's kind of like that. But you can only use it on one account...you have to pay for more.

It's your choice whether to use Auth Codes or iBot NeXus.

Btw some of the iBot scripts are the ones that have Auth Codes...

 

[Beav3r]

It just means you have an acc on rscheata.net.. Really..

But beyond that it allows you to run scripts/jars as well as auths.

 

[hiei-warrior]

It's basically what allows you to run your own scripts or scripts from RSCA on the neXus client. Normally, you would have to pay a monthly fee to develop, test, and run your scripts (at any time of the day), or wait till weekends when iBot neXus was enabled.

This was done to encourage scripters to develop for neXus rather than other clients such as RSBuddy and RSBot, as it was previously such that you would have to pay before you could even start writing scripts for their API.

 

[iDung]

I wonder how many times the same question will be answered.

 

[hiei-warrior]

I wonder how many times the same question will be answered.

I think I did a better job of answering that question than the others, so...

 

[Tckr]

It's for developers who want to test their scripts before they release it. You have to pay for it and you can use the free verison on the weekends only.

 

[paulpink1]

Thanks everybody. Close the thread please.