Nikoniko12
2012-02-21 20:15:16
This is the only bot that i really want atm, could someone please make this, it shouldnt be too hard their is already an air runecrafter out their, all you need to do is make it take out the dust aswell. I would make it myself but I really dont know anything when it comes to scripting. Please and thank you!
Nebula
2012-02-21 20:16:56
What is the profit/ hour?
PatDuffy
2012-02-21 20:18:21
Um, what is armadyl rune crafting? :p
Nikoniko12
2012-02-21 20:18:54
its prob about 600k/h
assuming 99 rc
Brandon
2012-02-21 20:23:54
Basically you take armadyl dust to the air altar and craft it.. it gives 7 runes every time at MINIMUM.. each rune is about 3k on ge because u cannot get it at mid.. Trust I've tried.
at 99, I believe u can get a hell of a lot! but you must have the dust which can be bought or can be obtained from grinding glacor shards where one shard = 8 dusts..
So 1 shard = 8 dusts = 72 runes per shard.. At MINIMUM. At 99, you can get 10 runes per shard. so 8 * 10 = 80 runes per shard.
It shouldn't be hard to modify your current air runecrafter to withdraw dusts and craft them. They are the same altar, and you get the same amount of runes as an air rune. Only difference is that air runes are white, armadyl runes are green.
P.S. 8K per DUST.. 16,836 profit per shard for runes at 99.
Kamron
2012-02-21 21:59:12
The pure ess, not the dust, is the limiting factor, as the dust stacks.
It's basically an air crafting bot.
I've already done something similar, but for making fire runes for the xp (gp isn't too bad, but not good). Air altar is more annoying since it's more running, which is more annoying to make.
Deadly Serious
2012-02-21 22:10:53
Just edit an air crafter to withdraw pure ess, lol?
illuminatiswag
2012-02-21 22:39:40
From: Deadly Serious
Just edit an air crafter to withdraw pure ess, lol?
Yea basically that's all you have to do is edit a air crafter to withdraw pure ess instead of reg ess and bam your done lol
Striken
2012-02-22 00:23:37
If it's not that hard to make then try to look at tutorials and contribute your work?