Hi there,
I've decided to make a sort of guide on RSBOT because alot of people have been complaining about problems etc. on here, and I'm out to stop it
--WHAT IS RSBOT?--
RSbot, written by youn, is a macro for RuneScape. It is written in Java and is a very well made program (or I think ). There are quite a few scripts that can be used and many different things can be gained from using RSbot. Levels, a skillcape or money. Rsbot can get you all of these things.
--WHY RSBOT?--
Mainly because of: a) It's free. B) It's minimizeable (which means you can minimize it to your taskbar and do something else while it auto's)
That was a pretty awful quick introduction to RSBOT, but on a serious note, this bot really is incredible, and if used properly, can make your gaming experience a load more enjoyable.
2. --How to download RSBot--
So my introduction ACTUALLY worked?!
Haha, so now your thinking, well how do I get it? There are 2 ways, but I will only be covering one, as it is so much more reliable/easy.
To get the bot, your going to use SVN updates. It uses a program called tortoise SVN to update the bot. There are a couple of SVN updaters out there, but the most widely used one is tortoise.
To get tortoise SVN, go to: http://tortoisesvn.net/downloads
Choose your installer, depending on whether you have a 32 or 64 bit OS.
When the download has finished, install it wherever you want.
When you've done all that, create a folder on your desktop named RSbotsvn:
Then, right click on the folder, and you should see this:
Click on SVN checkout.
Change the URL of repository to: http://rsbot.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/
And you should see this:
Hit okay and the bot will then update, and you should then see a nice green tick next to your RSbotsvn folder. It doesn't matter if you have a tick or an exclamation mark (or anything else for that matter), the bot should still work.
Congrats, you just downloaded RSBot
2. How to run RSbot
Open up your RSbot folder, and you should see this:
First, double click on compile, and let it compile all your scripts.
Then, depending on whether your F2P or P2P, click run non-members or run members.
First thing's first, you need to put an account to use into the bot. Don't worry, this isn't a keylogger or anything.
Go to settings --> Account Manager:
Once there, hit add, type in your username and password, and then hit apply. You should then see your account name in the box above it. Then press okay:
Once you've done all of that, go to bot --> run script:
Once you've done that, you should get this pop up:
These are the scripts that come pre-packed with the bot. They are pretty useful. To run a script, simply click on the folder's and such till you get to a script. Some scripts have arguments. These basically tell the bot what to do. If a script has arguments, and you don't know what they are, do not use it, as it will not work. If you want to find the arguments, go onto the forums (rsbot.org) and see if you can find them. Most scripts have tooltips, or boxes that you can check which make it nice and easy
If your botting, and want to stop, you can either hit the "pause" button in the top right hand corner, or you can go bot --> stop script.
If you want to click on something while a bot is running, make sure the box next to the "User Input" tab is GREEN, not RED.
I did not write any of this. All credit to Youn from wr-source
I've decided to make a sort of guide on RSBOT because alot of people have been complaining about problems etc. on here, and I'm out to stop it
--WHAT IS RSBOT?--
RSbot, written by youn, is a macro for RuneScape. It is written in Java and is a very well made program (or I think ). There are quite a few scripts that can be used and many different things can be gained from using RSbot. Levels, a skillcape or money. Rsbot can get you all of these things.
--WHY RSBOT?--
Mainly because of: a) It's free. B) It's minimizeable (which means you can minimize it to your taskbar and do something else while it auto's)
That was a pretty awful quick introduction to RSBOT, but on a serious note, this bot really is incredible, and if used properly, can make your gaming experience a load more enjoyable.
2. --How to download RSBot--
So my introduction ACTUALLY worked?!
Haha, so now your thinking, well how do I get it? There are 2 ways, but I will only be covering one, as it is so much more reliable/easy.
To get the bot, your going to use SVN updates. It uses a program called tortoise SVN to update the bot. There are a couple of SVN updaters out there, but the most widely used one is tortoise.
To get tortoise SVN, go to: http://tortoisesvn.net/downloads
Choose your installer, depending on whether you have a 32 or 64 bit OS.
When the download has finished, install it wherever you want.
When you've done all that, create a folder on your desktop named RSbotsvn:
Then, right click on the folder, and you should see this:
Click on SVN checkout.
Change the URL of repository to: http://rsbot.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/
And you should see this:
Hit okay and the bot will then update, and you should then see a nice green tick next to your RSbotsvn folder. It doesn't matter if you have a tick or an exclamation mark (or anything else for that matter), the bot should still work.
Congrats, you just downloaded RSBot
2. How to run RSbot
Open up your RSbot folder, and you should see this:
First, double click on compile, and let it compile all your scripts.
Then, depending on whether your F2P or P2P, click run non-members or run members.
First thing's first, you need to put an account to use into the bot. Don't worry, this isn't a keylogger or anything.
Go to settings --> Account Manager:
Once there, hit add, type in your username and password, and then hit apply. You should then see your account name in the box above it. Then press okay:
Once you've done all of that, go to bot --> run script:
Once you've done that, you should get this pop up:
These are the scripts that come pre-packed with the bot. They are pretty useful. To run a script, simply click on the folder's and such till you get to a script. Some scripts have arguments. These basically tell the bot what to do. If a script has arguments, and you don't know what they are, do not use it, as it will not work. If you want to find the arguments, go onto the forums (rsbot.org) and see if you can find them. Most scripts have tooltips, or boxes that you can check which make it nice and easy
If your botting, and want to stop, you can either hit the "pause" button in the top right hand corner, or you can go bot --> stop script.
If you want to click on something while a bot is running, make sure the box next to the "User Input" tab is GREEN, not RED.
I did not write any of this. All credit to Youn from wr-source
