Can jagex detect what client you are using? I've seen some posts on osbot regarding this, no idea if its true or not
I use TRiBot, and I know that TRiBot is undetectable
I believe if you use a custom bot client, injection, or reflection, then there are ways which Jagex has of knowing, HOWEVER any decent bot developer actively looks for/finds/codes around these. (Don't know all of the deets about this, maybe someone else can chime in)
IMO no reputable bot client is inherently detectable (meaning if you were to play legit solely on the bot-client, you wouldn't get banned)
They found a new way of banning people, im sure someone knows but they have no reason to tell us, its just easy money for themAny thoughts on whats causing the massive amounts of bans now?
They found a new way of banning people, im sure someone knows but they have no reason to tell us, its just easy money for them
Because bans have increased significantly in the past few monthsWhy do you think they have a new way of banning people?
They have code to detect changes in the game client, OSBot uses injection so they change the game client for sure. I believe tribot extends the RS Canvas to draw on the screen, if they do that it's detectable as well.
Last but not least, no bot except TopBot secures its ClassLoader, so Jagex can just try and load random bot classes like 'Bank' or 'Inventory' and it will succeed, resulting in Jagex knowing that you are using a bot client.
They have code to detect changes in the game client, OSBot uses injection so they change the game client for sure. I believe tribot extends the RS Canvas to draw on the screen, if they do that it's detectable as well.
Last but not least, no bot except TopBot secures its ClassLoader, so Jagex can just try and load random bot classes like 'Bank' or 'Inventory' and it will succeed, resulting in Jagex knowing that you are using a bot client.
However, the client never tries to load classes other than Java classes and its own, so the class loader doesn't even matter (at the moment).
Although it's probably better to be safe than sorry by implementing such security measures. I'm not disagreeing with you, just saying it would be smart for just about any bot client to incorporate some sort of solution before it becomes necessary. Better to be proactive imo.
You're better off spending your time and energy on something that will stop your bot being so easily profiled.
IMO no reputable bot client is inherently detectable (meaning if you were to play legit solely on the bot-client, you wouldn't get banned)
I've heard powerbot will get you banned just for using the client, or did you purposely not include them as a "reputable bot"?
Are you referring to the bot client stopping the scripts from being profiled, or the scripters themselves attempting to prevent their scripts from being profiled?

