Inquiry about recent developments in botting

[YoHoJo]

Jbot is the best one around now i think!

....FAR from it.
It has a 60 line Ivy Clicker, no antirandoms, and not much else at all...
It was released WAY to early it has like no features at all.

 

[nissan nut]

I heard there working on inception bots, a bot to control the bot client in a bot(computer).

 

[M_A_I_N_FTW]

a bot playing rs in a bot? You mean like a bot that plays virtual rs so we can play on other stuff? We have that already

 

[TRiLeZ]

Jbot is the best one around now i think!

1. Jbot's only script could be converted over to TRiBot within 1 minute or less, and it would be as functional in TRiBot as it would be in jBot.

2. Tribot.org has 99.99% uptime, and runedream.org has... what... 30% uptime?

3. TRiBot's colour API was created over a year ago and had only been worked on for a few hours, and it is more extensize than jBot's API. (TRiBot has image finding and RBG+tol finding. JBot has a static, limited API, revolving around RBG finding with non-RuneScape specific edge detection).

4. Need I say more?

I don't know what the hype over jBot is all about...

 

[Trent!]

Well although OpenGL interception may be the future of botting, it's illegal, and I have a feeling the first site to introduce it, if they can get it functional at least, will be sued, just like how Nexus was, and this time, OpenGL interception is more illegal than regular reflection that Nexus used, iirc.

 

[TRiLeZ]

Well although OpenGL interception may be the future of botting, it's illegal, and I have a feeling the first site to introduce it, if they can get it functional at least, will be sued, just like how Nexus was, and this time, OpenGL interception is more illegal than regular reflection that Nexus used, iirc.

How is it illegal? Reflection isn't even illegal.