Botting program.

is there any botting program that has all scripts already in it when you download the client?

if so, please post the link to the site.

 

Robots in Disguise has a couple scripts for powermining, fishing, magic, built in but it only gives you a 6 hour in game trial. But it worth taking a look at. Because with simba you have to compile the scripts. However it's pretty easy to be honest.

 

You don't really have to compile scripts in Simba, but you have to download every script you want, but from there, it's easy. When it's downloaded, just open it, fill in the user and pass, and click run. It's really easy

 

^That is called compile

But yeah you press 1 button (after filling in the details) and its good to go.

 

powerbot.org does (though it's not updated) and rarebot.com also has what you are looking for, why do you want pre-installed scripts? is it that hard to add them? just read a tutorial.

 

Robotz In Disguise's bot GUI has all of their bots available through that interface:



www.robotzindisguise.com

 

But you also have to consider that you have to run RiD in a virtual machine (At least the last time I checked you did) so that it doesn't use your mouse, when simba comes with that standard - and is free.

As far as I know RiD and EpicBot are the only ones that come with pre-installed scripts, but EpicBot has too much controversy and circumstantial evidence about hackings to use it in my opinion. RiD is great if you want to spend money and want a stable bot, but Simba is the best if you want to take 5 minutes to learn it.

 

I don't understand this whole "pre-installed scripts" stuff. I mean, how hard is it to download a file, really?

 

RareBot and PowerBot too mate.

 

powerbot do, but loads dont work tbh.

 

I didn't realize that PB pre-compiled scripts. If I was going to use an injection bot I would for sure hit up PB and not RareBot. Last time I used rarebot you have to go to pastebin and have the bot compile the scripts for you, I don't remember any preinstalled. Could just be faulty memory though.

 

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