Build one saved workflow that restocks at the Grand Exchange, gears your account, runs your script until your stop conditions are met, then does it again.
Build around your account
Choose how your workflow runs:
- A task list follows the order you set.
- A task tree follows true or false branches based on your conditions.
Start conditions decide whether a task runs; stop conditions end it so the workflow can move on. Add loops to repeat the work.
Example: restock, run and repeat
- Travel to the Grand Exchange and buy supplies.
- Prepare your inventory and equip your gear.
- Run a combat script with a time limit you choose.
- Trade coins to your mule, keeping an amount you choose for restocking.
- Loop back to restock and run again.
Run scripts on your terms
You can launch any script in your client and set conditions for Restocker to stop it. Enable retries to restart a script that ends before those conditions are met.
Save a launched script's settings first and enter the profile name as its arguments, or it waits on its settings window. When you run Restocker inside an All-In-One bundle, its Naton All-In-One task runs that bundle's scripts on the same instance.
Handle upkeep between runs
You can let gear and inventory tasks buy missing tradeable items at the Grand Exchange. Add other upkeep to the same workflow:
- Sell items at the Grand Exchange, or every bank stack above a value you set.
- Trade items to and from Naton Mule, which is free.
- Buy and redeem a bond for membership.
- Apply your chosen game settings.
Before you start
There are no universal account requirements.
- Grand Exchange tasks do not work on ironman accounts.
- Muling needs Naton Mule running on your mule account and a configured connection.
- Outside the Naton All-In-One task, a script you launch needs its own license and an available instance.
- Tasks for members-only items, such as charging a trident, need membership.
On a members account, turn on Auto-Bond and the script buys and redeems a bond at the Grand Exchange when membership runs out, then carries on.
Antiban comes with it: pick a play style and turn on random AFKs and short and long breaks, timed differently for each account.
