Autoclicker with Gaussian (Normal Distribution) Randomness

I'm curious if such an autoclicker exists. I already know of autoclickers like Murgees that randomize your click location or click speed, but it uses a uniform randomness. It seems like a basic statistical analysis on Jagex's part could detect this.

Has anyone created an autoclicker that uses a normal distribution, either by specifying mean and standard deviation or total range. This seems like would much more realistically simulate a human clicking in game with a lower chance of detection, while not being that complex to program. I'm considering trying to do it in AHK myself with my limited experience, but I wanted to know if it already exists.

 

Check out SytheLib, you mind find what you are looking for there.

 

Yeah interesting, I made a random interval autoclicker you can use, posted in SytheLib. However it is just uniform random, would be interesting to go more in depth, but I honestly don't see a need for it. I've gotten many 99 mage on lvl 3s with my autoclicker without a ban.

 

I actually saw your script after someone recommended I look at SytheLib. I suppose it's just paranoia, I really don't want to get my account banned. I actually saw another thread on a different site about someone using Simba to create a 2D Gaussian distribution for click location to bot herblore on RS3. It was literally one command, mousebox().

I don't know the rules about posting links to other sites, but you can PM me if you want the link. I've also found a link to a simple autoclicker on Github that basically does the box muller transform for you by recording your clicks for however long you want and then calculating mean and SD. I think I'll just use that after I review the code. Again, unsure about rules for linking so PM me if you want it or if it's cool to post here I'll edit this post.