How rspeer interacts with the game

[HOTsky]

I recentally started writing my own scripts and was wondering why rspeer bans arent instant as jagex doesnt see any mouse data. Or does jagex not collect that, but in that case why does any client bother simulating mouse movement?

P.s. Does anyone know what is changing with rsp3 or when its coming i asked in there discord and they werent very helpful as you would know if you have been there before lol.

 

[Claire Lovely]

I believe that in the RuneScape client there is code that can track mouse data. RSPeer does have a way to simulate it I think without the standard interaction, but it should supposedly look like normal mouse movement to Jagex.

 

[iJava]

I recentally started writing my own scripts and was wondering why rspeer bans arent instant as jagex doesnt see any mouse data. Or does jagex not collect that, but in that case why does any client bother simulating mouse movement?

P.s. Does anyone know what is changing with rsp3 or when its coming i asked in there discord and they werent very helpful as you would know if you have been there before lol.

I believe that in the RuneScape client there is code that can track mouse data. RSPeer does have a way to simulate it I think without the standard interaction, but it should supposedly look like normal mouse movement to Jagex.

I would highly doubt Jagex are analysing mouse movement, the cost of storing the data would be insane let alone the CPU required to analyse it.

Other bots in the market have previously made a lot of noise about their "AI natural human mouse [INSERT BUZZWORD HERE]", it's primarily for marketing and you'll probably notice they're not focusing on it as much anymore.

 

[HOTsky]

What other builtin antiban is there for them to improve on if mouse data is not too important? Cuz to my smooth brain that only really leaves changing the sleep delays to make them more randomly weighted.

 

[iJava]

What other builtin antiban is there for them to improve on if mouse data is not too important? Cuz to my smooth brain that only really leaves changing the sleep delays to make them more randomly weighted.

Are you talking about Jagex or bot developers?

There's plenty of other ways that Jagex can detect third party clients and bot developers can put measures in place to try prevent Jagex from doing so.

Then you also have pattern detection, but they more likely look at patterns of interaction in the game rather than mouse movements.

 

[Claire Lovely]

I would highly doubt Jagex are analysing mouse movement, the cost of storing the data would be insane let alone the CPU required to analyse it.

Other bots in the market have previously made a lot of noise about their "AI natural human mouse [INSERT BUZZWORD HERE]", it's primarily for marketing and you'll probably notice they're not focusing on it as much anymore.

It depends how often they are storing it and at what rate. If they reduced the polling by certain timeframes it could reduce the storage amount exponentially, and I don't think this type of data takes up much space. There might also be certain criteria to activate it so they may not need to collect it on every single user all the time.

Someone on another forum did show the code where they could track this though, and demonstrated how easy it was to tell when there was bot generated mouse movement.

I think that at any rate it puts bots a step ahead that do take the time to do this because even if Jagex isn't doing this now they could always implement it when they see fit.

 

[Justified123]

I believe that in the RuneScape client there is code that can track mouse data. RSPeer does have a way to simulate it I think without the standard interaction, but it should supposedly look like normal mouse movement to Jagex.

I doubt that they dont simulate mouse movement as its 100% possible and not hard to simulate HID actions programmatically.