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Does it use mouse? And is it possible somehow to run more than 1? Thanks 
It does use the mouse but we have solutions to allow it to be minimized. We have streamlined versions of Windows XP and downloads for VMWare to allow running more than one instance of the RiD bot.
The site is currently under a DDoS so the bots may not be working atm and you will get a "Connection Lost" message when trying to run the bots.
Do I have to play like more credits or any other money based currency to run more than 1? And whats with the rid policy there? They dont mind if someone runs more than 1?
You per per hour of use, its fairly cheap at 8 cents an hour. $8 = 100 credits. The more bots you run the more credits you will be using per hour. Our policy is 1 account per person, but you can run multiple bots as long as it is not the same bot, aka can only run one MTA bot. That is to prevent goldfarming.
I think that in all honesty, you should likely just wait to see if any other clients pull through, it would be a lot more profitable.
Few people realize that there is actually a 2nd update that Jagex is waiting for the bots to start working again before they release it. If the cliented bots do get back up, they won't be back up for long
Really? Source?
It does use the mouse but we have solutions to allow it to be minimized. We have streamlined versions of Windows XP and downloads for VMWare to allow running more than one instance of the RiD bot.
The site is currently under a DDoS so the bots may not be working atm and you will get a "Connection Lost" message when trying to run the bots.
RID has a very good tutorial on how to set up VM on their forum.
Here are the two big updates that is coming.
1: Update to minimap, compas, uptext.
2: Unknown "Color bot nuke".
Update 1 might break color bots for a week or two, but depends on how the individual bots using them, some bots may not be affected at all..
Update 2 If its something like going only to open gl which will break simba's color detection and maybe Rid's as well (am not too sure), there is already a way to read color through openglSo we'll just gotta see...
Opengl reflection...sounds fascinating!

