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Post: JMacro Reborn 2.7.0 - FREE Minimizeable 100% Undetectable RS Bot!
Forum: RuneScape 2 Cheating
Assigned Moderators: stevenadrien2, Zypur

Posted by: Ryan
Original Content:
Welcome to the official release
of Jmacro Reborn 2.7.0 by Speedster239.

By The time you are reading this Jmacro is probably into an even later version.
Many New Scripts Bundled.
Including;
Code:
AutoAlch
AutoYew
Fightcaves
FlaxPicker
FlaxSpin
ImageTest
MageString
MoveTest
TileTest
If your interested in purchasing pro version keep your eyes out for its release. It will be coming soon
JMacro is now the only Free Minimizeable bot on the market! JMacro scripting syntax allows users to write simple scripts in a user friendly environment.

YOU CAN MINIMIZE THIS BOT AND STILL DO OTHER THINGS ON THE SAME COMPUTER WHILE IT DOES THE HARD WORK FOR YOU!

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Imagine a bot that would let you browse youtube, post on your favourite websites, work on a report or anything else while it works for you? WELL..your looking at it!

DOWNLOAD HERE:

http://www.cheatscene.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=10

Note: Registration is required.

How To Run A Script/JMacro

Download the .class file you are provided and drag it into the scripts folder. Or if you have a JAVA script file, move it into the bin folder located within JMacro, hit 'Compile-JDK 6, Up X' (note X = Version Number). Then move the .class file that is compiled into the scripts folder.

Next you should hit Run JMacro.bat!

Enter the script name, EXACTLY, without .class at the end into the textbox.

Hit Start Script once you've logged in and are setup appropriately.

Relax!

Screen Shots

The built in paint-debug mouse which moves smoothly (and undetectably) across the gamescreen. You can customize the colour of this to your liking!

Tile location debug and mouse location debug. JMacro control panel for debug as well.

A script in its execution.

SCRIPTING FUNCTIONS

JMacro is coded entirely with Java. The scripts are created using Java as well. They are extremely easy to make, and are highly useful.
Speedster239 said:
Welcome to the official JMacro JavaDocs

Script Execution Controls
Bot.sleep(time);
This method sleeps the bot for the specified time in milliseconds.
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Bot.stop();
This method stops the script from executing, there is no way to reverse this once it has been done.
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Mouse Controls
Bot.mouse.leftClick(x,y);
This method leftclicks the mouse at the x,y coordinates. Use the coordinates 0,0 to have it click where the mouse already is.
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Bot.mouse.rightClick(x,y);
This method rightclicks the mouse at the x,y coordinates. Use the coordinates 0,0 to have it click where the mouse already is.
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Bot.mouse.moveSmooth(x,y);
This method moves the mouse to the specified x,y coordinates on the screen. It moves the mouse just like a human would, hence the "Smooth" part.
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Bot.mouse.getMouseX();
This returns the mouse's X location, to be used like:
Code:
System.out.println(Bot.mouse.getMouseX());
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Bot.mouse.getMouseY();
This returns the mouse's Y location.

Keyboard Controls
Bot.keyboard.pressKey('character',true or false);
The character can be A-Z capitalized or 0 - 9. True means that after pressing the key hit enter, false means not to.
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Bot.keyboard.sendKeyString("String message");
The string can contain A - Z, alot of special characters etc etc. The string will be ENTERED after it is done being typed.
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Bot.keyboard.pressDPad(1 - 4,time to hold);
This will press the specified directional key for the specified amount of time in ms (1000) = 1 sec.
The numbers are represented as shown below:

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Bot.keyboard.sendKeyEvent(KeyEvent);
This method will send a specific KeyEvent, to read more about all of the possibilities for types of KeyEvent's visit: http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/awt/event/KeyEvent.html

Color Controls
Bot.color.findColor(R,G,B,Tolerance,Case,true or false);
The color function is essential to JMacro! R stands for the red property of the color, G for the green property of the color, and B for the blue property of the color. Tolerance is how much "off" the colors we should search, for example if were searching for just green and we set the tolerance high enough it will search for green, light green and darkgreen. Case means the time it finds the color on the screen. If there is four instances of blue for example and you set the Case to three it will go to the third instance. If you set the last paremeter to true it will move the mouse to the color, and if you set it to false it will not. This entire function returns either true or false. For example:
Code:
if(findColor(234,234,234,1,1,false) == true) {
System.out.println("The color was found!");
}else{
System.out.println("Wasn't found...");
}
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Bot.color.findColorDimension(R,G,B,Starting location,Ending location,Tolerance,Case,true or false);
This function is the same as the regular findColor except it will only search for colors within the specified dimensions. This allows us for greater accuracy for methods such as combat or even gas checks

Image Controls
Bot.image.findImage("image.png",Starting dimension, Ending dimension,tolerance,true or false);
The image must be in the scripts folder or in a folder within the scripts folder etc. The tolerance means how much "off" the image can be from the real thing.... a good idea is about 1 to 5 for regular objects and 15 to 25 for top-text.True means move to the color while false means not to. This function ALSO returns true or false as to whether it even found anything. For example: You MUST import java.awt.Dimension; for this method
Code:
if(Bot.image.findImage("image.png",new Dimension(0,0),new Dimension(765,503),10,false) == true) {
System.out.println("Found the image!");
}else{
System.out.println("Didn't find the image...");
}
Tile Controls
Bot.tiles.goToTile(x,y);
This method will move the character to the specified X,Y tile using the minimap. The tile MUST be within the current "view" of the minimap at the time the method is executed or it WILL fail.
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Bot.tiles.isMoving();
This method will return true if the character is moving and false if the character is not. This method helps with writing walkers.
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Bot.tiles.getTileX();
This returns the X location of the player over the runescape map.
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Bot.tiles.getTileY();
This returns the Y location of the player over the runescape map.
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Bot.tiles.distanceToTile(Tile X,Tile Y);
This returns the distance to the specified tile.
Paint Controls
Bot.paint.draw("Message here..",x,y,Color.COLOR);
This draws a string of text to the specified x,y location over the game applet. The options as far as colors go are located at http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/awt/Color.html. You NEED to import java.awt.Color to use this function. To effectively use this function do:
Code:
[SIZE=2]Thread paintThread = new Thread() { public void run() {[/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]while(2 > 1) {[/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]Bot.paint.draw(status,15,30,Color.CYAN);[/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]try{ Thread.sleep(20); } catch(Exception ex) { }[/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]}[/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]}};[/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]paintThread.start();[/SIZE]
Inventory Controls
Bot.theInventory.changeTabs(1 - 14);
Tabs are recognized left through right and down as one through fourteen. It will merely open the tab you specify. Quicker than getting the coordinates yourself
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Bot.theInventory.goToSlot(1 - 28);
Well move the mouse to the slot one through 28, this is very useful if you are looping through in search of a certain toptext or something
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Last Updated by cool372 on the 17th of January at 2:12pm (GMT +10.5) (Yes it goes down to minutes for updates).
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