SERESELENE

Sereselene’s Grimoire

six small enchantments for RS3

Quiet little enchantments for RS3, each one is a standalone plugin, reads only what it needs, and works within your client.

6 entriestested on 2.12.1.0licence All rights reserved

The spells

Small enchantments for the RS3 client. A spell’s potency tells you how well it’s been tested in the field, not how strong its magic is.

stable
Proven in the field and cast every day. Safe to rely on.
beta
Works well and is in use, but the incantation is still being refined. Expect the odd flicker.
experimental
Freshly brewed and still settling. Expect misfires, and tell the witch when one happens.

Spotted a hex gone wrong? Send word (opens in a new tab) and the spell grows in potency.

The ritual

Follow it in order and the spell binds to your client. No cauldron required.
Menu Entry Swapper is on the Plugin Hub, so install prettyui from there, then Menu Entry Swapper. The rest bind in four steps.

  1. 01

    Install prettyui

    Install it from the Plugin Hub. Every plugin here is built from its components, so none of them loads without it.

  2. 02

    Build the plugin

    From a checkout, run npm install once, then npm run build-plugin -- <name>. The plugin lands in dist/ with its own copy of shared.

  3. 03

    Point the client at it

    In game, run plugins_setpath with the full path to that dist folder. The client remembers it, so you only do this once.

  4. 04

    Load it

    Run prl <name>. A plugin that wants a permission asks for it then, and its own page says whether it wants one.

Everything runs on your machine and reads game state. Two entries can reach the network, and both ask for the internet access permission first: runic-attunement-helper fetches Grand Exchange prices from secure.runescape.com, and farming-timer asks the same host for the time every few minutes, as a check on the game's own clock. What leaves your machine is item numbers. Refuse the permission and both still load, the first without prices behind its figures and the second relying on the game's clock alone. Nothing plays on your behalf, and nothing about your account is sent anywhere.