Need help impersonating system mosue cursor with picturebox

Hi all

I'm currently finishing off work on an RS3/OSRS bot that uses advanced color-detection algorithms, coupled with pre-recorded mouse-movement and other anti-ban methods (in no ways is this a conventional injection bot - I have no knowledge about Java). I've finished trialing two weeks of using a single 'script' that I wrote for RS3 fletching - botting 10 hours a day for 14 days straight (50 min play, 10 min break - exact integer determining break and playtime is determined by a deterministic algorithm).

Despite this heavy botting (IN RS3, MIGHT I ADD!!), I didn't get banned. It's safe to say that my method works well. However, I intend this client, and its scripts, to be used for massive-scale gold farming operations for IRL profits. Now I need to ensure that I can operate multiple accounts (in minimized state) on multiple computers/VPS's at once. Since it's currently using the system cursor, rather than a cursor dedicated to my client only, this cannot happen. A script that I wrote directed towards OSRS also worked very well, with no ban (only used for 6 days though).

So my question is: How can I make a picturebox impersonate a cursor. Of course, it's simple to make it move about on a set of client coordinates, but it must actually act like a cursor (i.e. in the RuneScape client, it must get a reaction from having the mouse_over the buttons on RS's interface. All botting clients are able to do this effectively, however I don't know how to.

If you can tell me how, not only would I be extremely grateful, but I'll also allow exclusive access to anyone who helps me out to use my software to run their own gold farming operations.

If you want to so kindly include code blocks to help me out, I'm using C# - however for anyone who knows Visual Basic.NET, that's fine too as it can easily be converted.

I look forward to hearing back from anybody interested in helping ,
Arr

 

Before you jump into conclusions your testing dont prove anything, its just this sample is simply too small.

You could use VM's.

 

It's certainly a mile better than any other *payed* scripts (from EpicBot, RuneBot, etc.) that carry out the same task. I luckily have access to a dynamic IP, and I can tell you, on a fresh IP, feathering arrow shafts will get me banned within a couple of days, maybe even HOURS in RS3 using a mainstream injection/reflection bot client...
I went weeks doing this with my method (still no ban, might I add)
There's no conceivable reason why my script would ever fail due to itself (as it is based upon about 30 1 hour recordings - human recordings - of feathering arrow shafts, with a lot of methods to combat screen rotation, character interaction, as well as confirming, based on a color range, whether or not the cursor is doing the right thing at the right time). The only reason it would fail is due to user negligence - botting from flagged IP, botting on a fresh all lvl. 1 accounts with only a high fletching level, wearing green pants and beige t-shirt while sporting a goatee, botting for 24/7...

I'm still working on a solution, if you have any ideas, please tell me ! VM's would use up far too many system resources to make gold farming even remotely worth it; thanks for the suggesting though.

 

Im did not say anything about your script, all I said this sample is too small, and the obscatles will come when you run 50+ accounts. I dont know how much RS3 resources needs, but VM's only take some RAM for system and thats pretty much it, there is SMART also GitHub - BenLand100/SMART: SMART Minimizing Autoing Resource Thing --- A tool to run the RuneScape Client in a sandbox