From: elfyyy
Well since you asked… Now with reflection we have both mime and Forester solved. We have all talking and combat randoms solved, if your curious you can click on the link in my sig, but if not tbh, you really don't seem like a very helpful member of this community.
EDIT:I see you mentioned not to talk about the reflection, which is really counter intuitive to you're question and i'm honestly quite confused as to what you are asking. Also, here at simba they are scripts, not bots. Oh and randoms aren't handled by the scripts you see, they are done by the include… So…. Yeah have a good day
Mime and Forester - I recall the reflection based solvers were officially included into SRL, along with C_Antirandoms (a few weeks ago?). If so, it's those solvers that fail to solve Forester/Mime for me. They dont automatically exit, they just spam the debug with "Failed to find emote" (dont remember the actual message) and eventually log out.
As for your edit, you clearly didn't read my post, or skipped through most of it. I did not say "Not to talk about reflection", I said not talk about your guide, because my point wasn't that there aren't any
reflection INCLUDES to use; My point was there are no guides/tutorials/anything on this site that
explains how reflection works, and your guide, as useful as it is, has nothing to do with how reflection works, just how to use your reflection-based methods/functions.
From: Brandon
Uhh nice tutorial is this one: http://www.powerbot.org/community/topic/748406-basic-reflection-tutorial/
Thanks, finally a useful post here.
From: Flight
I myself run my Monkfishies script for no less than 12 hours every day and it performs wonderfully. It uses Simba, no reflection/injection, and uses my own custom color-based include.
I find this quite hard to believe. Would you mind post the part of that script that makes sure it keeps going once a)Mysterious Box b)Prison Pete c)Evil Twin d)Freaky Forester happen? Cause I haven't found any solvers for those on this forum, apart from an alpha Box solver that apparently might fail quite a bit.