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TRiBot 12 Release Candidate

The TRiBot team has been hard at work creating the last major version of TRiBot before the TRiBot X release. We've noticed many problems with TRiBot 11 with a lot of users preferring TRiBot 10 over 11. We've heard you, so we took TRiBot 10, added the new features introduced with 11, introduced some other new things, and created TRiBot 12. So without further adieu, here's TRiBot 12.

Java 15

TRiBot 12 moves away from the old and dated Java 8 to the latest version of Java - Java 15!

Benefits to users:

  • Improved performance
  • Script writers can use the latest Java language features
  • Smaller installer size

Gradle Launcher

TRiBot 12 kills the dated TRiBot Loader in favour of using Gradle for version management and release distribution. The login now directly uses our Auth0 integration for better security and reliability.

Benefits to users:

  • Faster updates - it is now much easier and quicker for our developers to publish updates
  • More reliable login flow - no more CloudFlare problems during login
  • More reliable dependency management - we spend more time providing valuable updates and less time managing our dependencies

Note: The TRiBot Installer/Launcher does not keep a Gradle daemon process running for those who are wondering.

Modularization

TRiBot 12 starts our modularization journey. This means we've begun splitting up our codebase into separate modules.

Benefits to users:

  • Faster updates - we can create more frequent, smaller updates because the codebase for each module is smaller
  • Increased reliability - de-coupling of our software components mean bugs will occur less often and will be less complex and therefore easier to fix

FAQ

How do you use Looking Glass with TRiBot 12?
TRiBot 12 only supports launching Looking Glass through the TRiBot client and at this time only supports OpenOSRS (https://openosrs.com/). Make sure you download the .jar version of OpenOSRS and have the GPU plugin disabled. RuneLite support is in the works and is in its final stages of development. OSBuddy does not support Java 15 and is no longer supported unless it is updated.

How do you launch TRiBot 12 from the CLI?
You will need to use TRiBot's gradle launcher (https://gitlab.com/trilez-software/tribot/tribot-gradle-launcher). Currently the README is outdated, so check back again within the next couple of days for updated guidelines on how to use the TRiBot gradle launcher.

A large TRiBot logo appears and nothing happens?
When you first launch TRiBot, all of TRiBot's dependencies must be downloaded. As long as the TRiBot logo is being displayed, TRiBot is working correctly. Wait for the logo to disappear and then the TRiBot login or client should display. The dependencies are cached so this process will be much faster after the first time you launch TRiBot.

My accounts, break profiles, and/or proxies are missing?
You can import your old accounts, break profiles, and proxies using the legacy importer tools under the Tools menu.

Full Changelog

User Interface Changes

  • Add TRiBot Light and TRiBot Dark themes
  • Remove all old themes
  • Lite Mode now uses the system's default styling
  • Remove all outdated or non-functional settings, features, and debugs
  • Add search to Interface explorer
  • Add Settings/VarBits explorer
  • Add item selection state debug
  • Add join discord menu item
  • Display proxy port and break profile in tab information
  • Fix store and VIP links
  • Add args label to script selector
  • Add tools to import old account data, proxies, and break profiles

Internal Client Changes

  • Remove use of SLF4J
  • Store client settings, accounts, proxies, and break profiles as JSON
  • Add basis to breaks (more details below)
  • Update hook finders
  • Add --lgpath and --lgdelay args (launch Looking Glass via CLI)
  • Prevent double clicking when an item or spell is selected
  • Replace non-standard whitespace in character names
  • Check if tile is loaded when calculating if it's on screen
  • Remove real integer calculations from RSGEOffer
  • Remove scripter requirement from Script#setAIAntibanState
  • Add catches for RSItem and RSGroundItem to RSMenuNode#correlatesTo
  • Log unconsumed exceptions to file
  • Fix bank pins starting with 0
  • Prevent IllegalMonitorStateException exceptions from spamming logger
  • Prevent NullPointerException from RSItem#getArea
  • Increase clicking new point hover chance
  • Replace incorrect use of General#sleep with Sleeping#sleep
  • Add retries to world list fetch calls
  • Fix longstanding RSObject ID resolution bug
  • Add local third party jar loading
  • Add remote script loading
  • Add bot's focus handler to the game canvas' focus listener
  • Launch using gradle
  • Add Auth0 and Project Loon login
  • Add Java 15 support
  • Rework CLI and Client Starter to work with gradle
  • Add Looking Glass Java 15 support
  • Update Install4J to use gradle
  • Removed --mem cli arg (change the heap size through gradle)
  • Add automation client
  • Add support for external repo files
  • Fix X11Toolkit class cast exception
  • Fix LG OpenOSRS/RuneLite typing JVM crash

API Additions (View the java docs for usage guidelines)

  • Script#getScriptVersion
  • General#println(Object o, Color foreground)
  • General#println(Object o, Color foreground, Color background)
  • General#getProxyName
  • General#setProxy
  • GameTab#getSwitchPreferrence
  • GameTab#setSwitchPreferrence
  • Login#getLoginTimeout
  • Login#setLoginTimeout
  • Login#getTooManyLoginAttemptsTimeout
  • Login#setTooManyLoginAttemptsTimeout
  • WorldHopper#getWorldHopperTimeout
  • WorldHopper#setWorldHopperTimeout
  • Game#getFps

Break Manager Changes

  • Introduction of Basis, the measurement of time that the break is based off of
  • 3 options: Script Start, Previous Break, System Time
  • Script Start: breaks are based on the time since the script was started
  • Previous Break: breaks are based on the time since the previous break, uses the script start time if no previous breaks have occurred
  • System Time: breaks are based off of your system clock (24 hour format)
  • Script#getNextBreakTime will sometimes return -1 during a break due to next break calculations not occurring until after the current break has finished

Final Notes

Thank go out to @Encoded, @Wastedbro, and @Fluffee for their copious amount of hard work with development. Thanks goes out to @Rileyz for his hard work with marketing.

Download TRiBot 12  and start using it today!

Thank you all for your patience and support in making TRiBot the best it can be!

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I have to say, I am really impressed with Tribot 12 performance. My farm is running way more smooth and CPU/RAM efficient, and while I did enjoy the Tribot 11 sidebar workflow, this has made my life much easier. Thanks again for the hard work, and I can't wait for Tribot X!

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On 10/27/2020 at 8:20 PM, TRiLeZ said:

TRiBot 12 Release Candidate

The TRiBot team has been hard at work creating the last major version of TRiBot before the TRiBot X release. We've noticed many problems with TRiBot 11 with a lot of users preferring TRiBot 10 over 11. We've heard you, so we took TRiBot 10, added the new features introduced with 11, introduced some other new things, and created TRiBot 12. So without further adieu, here's TRiBot 12.

Java 15

TRiBot 12 moves away from the old and dated Java 8 to the latest version of Java - Java 15!

Benefits to users:

  • Improved performance
  • Script writers can use the latest Java language features
  • Smaller installer size

Gradle Launcher

TRiBot 12 kills the dated TRiBot Loader in favour of using Gradle for version management and release distribution. The login now directly uses our Auth0 integration for better security and reliability.

Benefits to users:

  • Faster updates - it is now much easier and quicker for our developers to publish updates
  • More reliable login flow - no more CloudFlare problems during login
  • More reliable dependency management - we spend more time providing valuable updates and less time managing our dependencies

Note: The TRiBot Installer/Launcher does not keep a Gradle daemon process running for those who are wondering.

Modularization

TRiBot 12 starts our modularization journey. This means we've begun splitting up our codebase into separate modules.

Benefits to users:

  • Faster updates - we can create more frequent, smaller updates because the codebase for each module is smaller
  • Increased reliability - de-coupling of our software components mean bugs will occur less often and will be less complex and therefore easier to fix

FAQ

How do you use Looking Glass with TRiBot 12?
TRiBot 12 only supports launching Looking Glass through the TRiBot client and at this time only supports OpenOSRS (https://openosrs.com/). Make sure you download the .jar version of OpenOSRS and have the GPU plugin disabled. RuneLite support is in the works and is in its final stages of development. OSBuddy does not support Java 15 and is no longer supported unless it is updated.

How do you launch TRiBot 12 from the CLI?
You will need to use TRiBot's gradle launcher (https://gitlab.com/trilez-software/tribot/tribot-gradle-launcher). Currently the README is outdated, so check back again within the next couple of days for updated guidelines on how to use the TRiBot gradle launcher.

A large TRiBot logo appears and nothing happens?
When you first launch TRiBot, all of TRiBot's dependencies must be downloaded. As long as the TRiBot logo is being displayed, TRiBot is working correctly. Wait for the logo to disappear and then the TRiBot login or client should display. The dependencies are cached so this process will be much faster after the first time you launch TRiBot.

My accounts, break profiles, and/or proxies are missing?
You can import your old accounts, break profiles, and proxies using the legacy importer tools under the Tools menu.

Full Changelog

User Interface Changes

  • Add TRiBot Light and TRiBot Dark themes
  • Remove all old themes
  • Lite Mode now uses the system's default styling
  • Remove all outdated or non-functional settings, features, and debugs
  • Add search to Interface explorer
  • Add Settings/VarBits explorer
  • Add item selection state debug
  • Add join discord menu item
  • Display proxy port and break profile in tab information
  • Fix store and VIP links
  • Add args label to script selector
  • Add tools to import old account data, proxies, and break profiles

Internal Client Changes

  • Remove use of SLF4J
  • Store client settings, accounts, proxies, and break profiles as JSON
  • Add basis to breaks (more details below)
  • Update hook finders
  • Add --lgpath and --lgdelay args (launch Looking Glass via CLI)
  • Prevent double clicking when an item or spell is selected
  • Replace non-standard whitespace in character names
  • Check if tile is loaded when calculating if it's on screen
  • Remove real integer calculations from RSGEOffer
  • Remove scripter requirement from Script#setAIAntibanState
  • Add catches for RSItem and RSGroundItem to RSMenuNode#correlatesTo
  • Log unconsumed exceptions to file
  • Fix bank pins starting with 0
  • Prevent IllegalMonitorStateException exceptions from spamming logger
  • Prevent NullPointerException from RSItem#getArea
  • Increase clicking new point hover chance
  • Replace incorrect use of General#sleep with Sleeping#sleep
  • Add retries to world list fetch calls
  • Fix longstanding RSObject ID resolution bug
  • Add local third party jar loading
  • Add remote script loading
  • Add bot's focus handler to the game canvas' focus listener
  • Launch using gradle
  • Add Auth0 and Project Loon login
  • Add Java 15 support
  • Rework CLI and Client Starter to work with gradle
  • Add Looking Glass Java 15 support
  • Update Install4J to use gradle
  • Removed --mem cli arg (change the heap size through gradle)
  • Add automation client
  • Add support for external repo files
  • Fix X11Toolkit class cast exception
  • Fix LG OpenOSRS/RuneLite typing JVM crash

API Additions (View the java docs for usage guidelines)

  • Script#getScriptVersion
  • General#println(Object o, Color foreground)
  • General#println(Object o, Color foreground, Color background)
  • General#getProxyName
  • General#setProxy
  • GameTab#getSwitchPreferrence
  • GameTab#setSwitchPreferrence
  • Login#getLoginTimeout
  • Login#setLoginTimeout
  • Login#getTooManyLoginAttemptsTimeout
  • Login#setTooManyLoginAttemptsTimeout
  • WorldHopper#getWorldHopperTimeout
  • WorldHopper#setWorldHopperTimeout
  • Game#getFps

Break Manager Changes

  • Introduction of Basis, the measurement of time that the break is based off of
  • 3 options: Script Start, Previous Break, System Time
  • Script Start: breaks are based on the time since the script was started
  • Previous Break: breaks are based on the time since the previous break, uses the script start time if no previous breaks have occurred
  • System Time: breaks are based off of your system clock (24 hour format)
  • Script#getNextBreakTime will sometimes return -1 during a break due to next break calculations not occurring until after the current break has finished

Final Notes

Thank go out to @Encoded, @Wastedbro, and @Fluffee for their copious amount of hard work with development. Thanks goes out to @Rileyz for his hard work with marketing.

Download TRiBot 12  and start using it today!

Thank you all for your patience and support in making TRiBot the best it can be!

The latest version of tribot is very slow...

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On 10/27/2020 at 9:20 PM, TRiLeZ said:

TRiBot 12 Release Candidate

The TRiBot team has been hard at work creating the last major version of TRiBot before the TRiBot X release. We've noticed many problems with TRiBot 11 with a lot of users preferring TRiBot 10 over 11. We've heard you, so we took TRiBot 10, added the new features introduced with 11, introduced some other new things, and created TRiBot 12. So without further adieu, here's TRiBot 12.

Java 15

TRiBot 12 moves away from the old and dated Java 8 to the latest version of Java - Java 15!

Benefits to users:

  • Improved performance
  • Script writers can use the latest Java language features
  • Smaller installer size

Gradle Launcher

TRiBot 12 kills the dated TRiBot Loader in favour of using Gradle for version management and release distribution. The login now directly uses our Auth0 integration for better security and reliability.

Benefits to users:

  • Faster updates - it is now much easier and quicker for our developers to publish updates
  • More reliable login flow - no more CloudFlare problems during login
  • More reliable dependency management - we spend more time providing valuable updates and less time managing our dependencies

Note: The TRiBot Installer/Launcher does not keep a Gradle daemon process running for those who are wondering.

Modularization

TRiBot 12 starts our modularization journey. This means we've begun splitting up our codebase into separate modules.

Benefits to users:

  • Faster updates - we can create more frequent, smaller updates because the codebase for each module is smaller
  • Increased reliability - de-coupling of our software components mean bugs will occur less often and will be less complex and therefore easier to fix

FAQ

How do you use Looking Glass with TRiBot 12?
TRiBot 12 only supports launching Looking Glass through the TRiBot client and at this time only supports OpenOSRS (https://openosrs.com/). Make sure you download the .jar version of OpenOSRS and have the GPU plugin disabled. RuneLite support is in the works and is in its final stages of development. OSBuddy does not support Java 15 and is no longer supported unless it is updated.

How do you launch TRiBot 12 from the CLI?
You will need to use TRiBot's gradle launcher (https://gitlab.com/trilez-software/tribot/tribot-gradle-launcher). Currently the README is outdated, so check back again within the next couple of days for updated guidelines on how to use the TRiBot gradle launcher.

A large TRiBot logo appears and nothing happens?
When you first launch TRiBot, all of TRiBot's dependencies must be downloaded. As long as the TRiBot logo is being displayed, TRiBot is working correctly. Wait for the logo to disappear and then the TRiBot login or client should display. The dependencies are cached so this process will be much faster after the first time you launch TRiBot.

My accounts, break profiles, and/or proxies are missing?
You can import your old accounts, break profiles, and proxies using the legacy importer tools under the Tools menu.

Full Changelog

User Interface Changes

  • Add TRiBot Light and TRiBot Dark themes
  • Remove all old themes
  • Lite Mode now uses the system's default styling
  • Remove all outdated or non-functional settings, features, and debugs
  • Add search to Interface explorer
  • Add Settings/VarBits explorer
  • Add item selection state debug
  • Add join discord menu item
  • Display proxy port and break profile in tab information
  • Fix store and VIP links
  • Add args label to script selector
  • Add tools to import old account data, proxies, and break profiles

Internal Client Changes

  • Remove use of SLF4J
  • Store client settings, accounts, proxies, and break profiles as JSON
  • Add basis to breaks (more details below)
  • Update hook finders
  • Add --lgpath and --lgdelay args (launch Looking Glass via CLI)
  • Prevent double clicking when an item or spell is selected
  • Replace non-standard whitespace in character names
  • Check if tile is loaded when calculating if it's on screen
  • Remove real integer calculations from RSGEOffer
  • Remove scripter requirement from Script#setAIAntibanState
  • Add catches for RSItem and RSGroundItem to RSMenuNode#correlatesTo
  • Log unconsumed exceptions to file
  • Fix bank pins starting with 0
  • Prevent IllegalMonitorStateException exceptions from spamming logger
  • Prevent NullPointerException from RSItem#getArea
  • Increase clicking new point hover chance
  • Replace incorrect use of General#sleep with Sleeping#sleep
  • Add retries to world list fetch calls
  • Fix longstanding RSObject ID resolution bug
  • Add local third party jar loading
  • Add remote script loading
  • Add bot's focus handler to the game canvas' focus listener
  • Launch using gradle
  • Add Auth0 and Project Loon login
  • Add Java 15 support
  • Rework CLI and Client Starter to work with gradle
  • Add Looking Glass Java 15 support
  • Update Install4J to use gradle
  • Removed --mem cli arg (change the heap size through gradle)
  • Add automation client
  • Add support for external repo files
  • Fix X11Toolkit class cast exception
  • Fix LG OpenOSRS/RuneLite typing JVM crash

API Additions (View the java docs for usage guidelines)

  • Script#getScriptVersion
  • General#println(Object o, Color foreground)
  • General#println(Object o, Color foreground, Color background)
  • General#getProxyName
  • General#setProxy
  • GameTab#getSwitchPreferrence
  • GameTab#setSwitchPreferrence
  • Login#getLoginTimeout
  • Login#setLoginTimeout
  • Login#getTooManyLoginAttemptsTimeout
  • Login#setTooManyLoginAttemptsTimeout
  • WorldHopper#getWorldHopperTimeout
  • WorldHopper#setWorldHopperTimeout
  • Game#getFps

Break Manager Changes

  • Introduction of Basis, the measurement of time that the break is based off of
  • 3 options: Script Start, Previous Break, System Time
  • Script Start: breaks are based on the time since the script was started
  • Previous Break: breaks are based on the time since the previous break, uses the script start time if no previous breaks have occurred
  • System Time: breaks are based off of your system clock (24 hour format)
  • Script#getNextBreakTime will sometimes return -1 during a break due to next break calculations not occurring until after the current break has finished

Final Notes

Thank go out to @Encoded, @Wastedbro, and @Fluffee for their copious amount of hard work with development. Thanks goes out to @Rileyz for his hard work with marketing.

Download TRiBot 12  and start using it today!

Thank you all for your patience and support in making TRiBot the best it can be!

What happend with the looking glass with OSBuddy ?? i can only use OpenOSRS

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