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He Guys,

I recently found an epic showcase of an osrs goldfarm build from scratch by the guy himself, he uses Tribot as well. This is the playlist of his video's AUTOMATED BOTFARM SERIES

 

He automatically mass creates accounts by the hundreds, uses SQL databases that keep track if any got banned so they get replaced and wrote his own basic scripts, gui's, was using eclipse, had proxies automatically running and much more. 

Long story short, I've always wanted to learn how to set up such an automated farm from the ground up. For the first time in my life ill have a lot of free time for the next couple of months so its now or never lol. Also I wouldn't mind having to invest a little in books/courses/servers/proxies or whatever it needs. 

My questions to you are: 

1. Is is possible for me to built a farm like the guy did in the vids and if so, how many hours would I have to invest assuming I'm very motivated. I know this is hard to answer but are we talking a few months of ten years?

2. The guy seems to utilize so many programs, eclipse, sql databases, captcha programs, multiple languages like java and python. I have no idea where to start! What I really need is someone or a program that just tells me what to study so I can piece it together.

3, Are there discord servers of something where tutors are willing to guide me through this/give me home work, like going to college but for the very specific purpose of becoming a goldfarmer? Paid services would be fine. 

Sorry for the long post guys! Please hit me up if you have any tips or guidance. 

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Jagex has beefed up antibotting measure since then, but it's still possible.

Main language you'll need to know is Java (That will include Eclipse (the IDE) and SQL database stuff)).

You can learn Java basics online:
Free college level Intro to Java Course - https://java-programming.mooc.fi/
Another Guide/Path - https://www.devoxify.com/posts/the-definitive-guide-to-java-backend-developer-career-path/

Then read tutorials, open source scripts, and APIs on the forums.
Once you get started, you can post your code and more specific questions on the forums or Discord for more help.

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On 2/8/2022 at 12:08 AM, YoHoJo said:

Jagex has beefed up antibotting measure since then, but it's still possible.

Main language you'll need to know is Java (That will include Eclipse (the IDE) and SQL database stuff)).

You can learn Java basics online:
Free college level Intro to Java Course - https://java-programming.mooc.fi/
Another Guide/Path - https://www.devoxify.com/posts/the-definitive-guide-to-java-backend-developer-career-path/

Then read tutorials, open source scripts, and APIs on the forums.
Once you get started, you can post your code and more specific questions on the forums or Discord for more help.

Great tips Yoho thanks for your effort. 

On 2/9/2022 at 1:59 PM, contemporary said:

You won't be able to learn how to program this from scratch in 2 months, let alone do it. I'd suggest starting small, learn java basics, write a few simple scripts, then increase their complexity over time and start adding automation features.

It was never my expectation to start learning this all at once and most certainly not within two months. Im just trying to get some guidance where to start and maybe have a bit of a learning plan to learn these things step by step. 

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Minimum 2 years if you quit your fulltime job and are motivated by the idea of earning <$100 a day of highly intense coding, honestly if you can get to his coding level your going to make way more money with a real job than competing with people in poor countries doing this same thing who are happy to earn far less and have the same skillset.

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