An idea about future scripts

[steven31dd]

Instead of finding color-pixels.

Why doesn't someone make a program which prompts for regions and you select those regions by dragging a box over it.

possibly making the cursor randomly click anywhere in that box, making it less detectable.

For objects, lets say mining stones or some trees, select the region using a polygon box.


Either make the program to try to find the shape of the object within the region (like drawing in "Okami", doesn't need to be perfect, just understandable for the computer) selected or use the same ol' color-pixels but IN THAT REGION(has to find at least 10-15 colors-pixels the same).

Also! a posibility for drawing lines for regions, that the mouse would auto tract, it can be following the line exactly Or it can go up or down one pixel following OR moves in a type of sway to make it human-like.

I just want to help new ideas, you don't have to like my suggestions.
But at least give me some credit for trying and for the ideas.

Again, if the scripts can't do this, I was only trying to help spark ideas.

 

[thecheftz]

dude thats a REALLY good idea ill c if some of my friends could try that

 

[0woof0]

sounds like a lot of work since the color clickers work fine anyway

 

[steven31dd]

It might but wouldn't it be better than clicking in the same pixels, Jagex finds out and bans you?

I mean its random, as humans we are random.

 

[sonx]

it would be super hard... lets say power mining iron, it would click empty ores alot which would look like you were atuoing. fally yew cutter+banker, you would have to make a series of events what shapes to find and what if its not there what to do. it would maybe work for things such as atuo alching or cursing but if someone was to make something like this it probably would cost a couple mill.

 

[steven31dd]

Thats why you put click timers, and As I said before you can make find colors if you want, but in that region.

 

[speljohan]

Erm, any script/macro today does that. If it didn't you would be banned instantly. It finds a color, then clicks randomly around it. Unless it's a bytecode bot of course, which means color-detection is obsolete.