Introduction

Crazy Ironman AIO plays your account from a plan. You choose the skills to train, the quests to finish and the activities to run, give each one a goal, and press Start. The script works through the list until every task is done, then stops. In the OnlyBot client the script, its window and its side panel are called Crazy Ironman Builder.

If you just want to get going, read Setting up and then Building a plan. If you’d rather not build a plan at all, pick one from Presets.

What it covers

Everything goes into one task list, so a single run can mix training, questing and activities.

• Skills. Agility, Construction, Cooking, Crafting, Farming, Firemaking, Fishing, Fletching, Herblore, Hunter, Magic, Mining, Prayer, Runecrafting, Smithing, Thieving and Woodcutting, plus a Combat entry that trains Attack, Strength, Defence, Range or Magic on monsters. Each skill has one or more methods, and many minigames are skill methods, such as Wintertodt, Tempoross, Guardians of the Rift, Tithe Farm and Mahogany Homes. There is no Slayer or Sailing entry.
• Quests. More than 100 quests and miniquests, free-to-play and members.
• Activities. Money makers, two easy Achievement Diaries, minigames such as Fishing Trawler and the Warriors’ Guild, collecting tasks (food, gloves, items, NPC drops, kittens) and buying runes. See Minigames, Money making, Diaries, Collecting and Item buying.

Ironman or regular account?

Ironman AIO is built for ironman accounts. It never trades on the Grand Exchange. Supplies come from your bank, from shops, from drops, or from gathering and making them.

A regular account can run it too. It plays the same self-sufficient way, and the Collect Ironman Armor activity never runs on a regular account: it waits and says the armour is only for ironman accounts.

On a hardcore ironman, combat training spots in the Wilderness are refused, and the Wilderness rune shop is only used when a task’s option explicitly allows it.

Free-to-play and members

The plan can hold both. On the Quests tab you can filter the list to F2P or P2P quests, which makes a free-to-play plan quick to build. Members skills (Agility, Construction, Farming, Fletching, Herblore, Hunter and Thieving) and members methods such as Wintertodt, Tempoross, Guardians of the Rift and the Arceuus Library need membership. On a free-to-play account they wait and say they need membership.

If membership runs out during a run, the script stops choosing members-only tasks. It finishes every free-to-play task that can still run, then ends with a message saying how many members tasks are left. See Membership.

Ideas to know before your first run

The task list

Your plan is an ordered list of tasks. Normally the script runs the first task in the list that can run right now. A task that can’t run yet, for example a quest whose requirements you don’t meet, waits while the script works on something else. When every task is finished, the script stops. Building a plan explains the order in detail, and The task loop covers what happens on every pass.

Goals

Every task has a goal that tells the script when it’s done:

• A skill task trains from one level to another (for example Woodcutting 1 → 60).
• A quest is done when the quest is complete.
• An activity is done when it reaches its amount, level or reward, depending on the activity.

Prerequisites

Each quest lists its requirements in the GUI, ticked or not. The Add Missing Reqs button on the Setup screen adds the quests and skill levels your plan is missing (any skill except Slayer), in front of your list. Turning on per-account ordering also moves requirements before the tasks that need them. Tasks fetch what they need from your bank, and when a task can’t afford something, the script can run a money maker until it can (see Money).

Presets

A preset is a ready-made build, such as 99 Firemaking. Instead of a fixed list, it describes a route, and each account gets its own version of it. See Presets.

Account seeds

Every account has its own seed, worked out from the account’s name. The seed decides things like a preset’s switch levels and methods, the per-account task order, which spot an account prefers, and many small habits. The same account gets the same choices every run, and two accounts on the same profile don’t play identically. See Account seeds.

Loadouts

Combat tasks and quests put together their own gear: what the account already owns and can use, topped up from shops when it can afford to. Preferences let you cap the arrows and combat runes it uses. See Gear and loadouts.

Breaks

The OnlyBot client’s own breaks are taken at a safe moment, never in the middle of a fight, minigame or Wilderness trip. On top of those you can turn on simple mini breaks or Circadian breaking, which gives each account its own day with short pauses, meals, errands and sleep. See Preferences and Breaks and anti-ban.

Where to go next

1. Setting up: the window, the screens and how to start.
2. Building a plan: adding tasks, goals, order and requirements.
3. Preferences: every option, explained.
4. Profiles: saving plans and running different accounts.