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|BLUPIG'S TIPS FOR SAFE BOTTING|
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http://www.sythe.org/
For personal use only.
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-Change your password before botting for long times, so if you get banned, if you appeal your account you can say someone stole it and botted on it. Make sure you bot and change your password on a different machine than the one you usually use, though.
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-Use a scripting program, it's the safest and most efficient way to bot. The best ones are not colour-based bots, but java and bytecode bots such as nexus and Ares. SCAR is good, and there are a lot of scripts for it, but it uses colour-picking, like bots, so they're not as performing as the java bots.
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-Bot in a place where there is nobody. Suggestions are the least populated world, and in an area where nobody is. For example, nobody hangs around up beside goblin village, so it's a great place to start woodcut botting.
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-Try not to leave your bot unnattended for too long. If you do, there are actually some players who go around *for fun* and check if people are botting, so like talking to them, or looking at their movements. If they think you're botting, they WILL report you. Those villains have no mercySo, if you can, bot while watching TV or something so you can check occasionally for the "searchers". Or, use a non-mouse bot so you can do other things while you are botting.
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-Use bots that have anti-randoms. If you don't know what they are, it's a system that varies in efficiency and performance with each programmer. In Runescape, there are things you may know called "Random Events". These include Mysterious Boxes, Old Men, Genies, Skill Monsters, etc. With anti-randoms, the bot actually works around these random events to give you the best performance.
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-More complicated bots (most likely to be found in scripts) are less detectable. For example, the Sythe's Woodcutter just walks around and cuts trees, then drops the logs. The new RK woodcutter though, allows you to put the logs in your bank. I'm pretty sure that the RK woodcutter is the only woodcutter which can do this, therefore Jagex probably doesn't know much about it, meaning that it is less detectable.
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-MOUSEMACROS/CLICKERS:
They are good for certain tasks, but the thing is is that if you repeat the macro over and over, usually it goes in the same pattern. Jagex looks for these things in their character logs, so mouse recorders can bring you some pretty fast bans. This is the same thing for auto-clickers. But, newer recorders and clickers act like humans: they offset the path just a bit so it's not the same everytime, or click a little off from the interval so it doesn't seem like you're using a normal recording or clicking program.
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This was taken directly from my bot pack, offline right now, but there's a .txt in there of this for people who have previous versions and want to check it out.














