Question about Bots/Autos

[Ranyx55]

Ok so I was wondering. How are RS2 Autos/Bots detectable? I want to use one just for a few levels but I don't want to get banned for it... Do you think they could detect it as long as I stayed by the computer and took care of any random events and such? Please fill me in. Thank you!


~Ranyx:nuts:

 

Depends on which script you are using.

 

[Ranyx55]

Depends on which script you are using.

See but I have no idea what any of that stuff is... say I just downloaded a pre-made one that was fairly new...

 

Which one did you download? And it should have come with some scripts to use...

 

[The Ellyphantman]

umm the guru is right, jagex claims to be able to detect ANY SCRIPT but ahh really its impossible to detect some of them because of the way theyre programmed

another way to help your chances of success is to use a proxy server

 

It also depends on if you use breakhandlers, etc and how long you bot for.

 

[Ranyx55]

Well I haven't downloaded one just yet. I just want to use one for say 5-10 levels. I'm new to this whole auto-ing thing.

 

They should have a Guide on the site that downloaded it from, that should tell you everything you need to know, if not , go to their forums

 

[Smoken J0E]

A good macro is workspace macro, it's not free but you do get a 30 dat trial. From it I have managed to make:

*Auto dropper
*Auto miner (banking included)
*Auto powerminer
*Auto orb charger (that took a while to get right)
*Auto ess miner
*Auto alcher
*Auto flecther
*Auto chocolate cutter
*Auto clay softener

The list goes on for quite a while so i'm gunna stop there.

Here is the link.

Enjoy =)

 

[Zak_rs2]

It depends really, lots of factors will effect wether you get banned faster.

1- if your ip has been flagged for botting before .
2- if your using a common, generic script [jagex most likely test all the open source scripts like rs bot so they know what their looking for]
3- How many hours a day you do it, 1-4 i doubt you'l get noticed, but 8+ and you will.
4- randoms, if you get stuck in a random or logged out during a random [because the bot freezes because of the random if it can't do it etc] you'l get flagged.

 

[DevilMayCry]

Well i have question myself I got main and skiler and i bot on skiller if i get banned and flagged on my skiller.. Wud my main get banned aswell?

 

[MiM3]

Well i have question myself I got main and skiler and i bot on skiller if i get banned and flagged on my skiller.. Wud my main get banned aswell?

If you have ever botted on your main then yes, it will get banned.

 

[hotty king]

different scripts for different types

 

Well i have question myself I got main and skiler and i bot on skiller if i get banned and flagged on my skiller.. Wud my main get banned aswell?

Nope unless that is you didn't bot on your main
but no they will not bot your main but if they ever do tell them your brother and you share the computer and he was botting

 

[-MP]

Its all about what scripts you use if they are flawless you wont have a problem unless you bot for long hours.

 

[imxtoeknee]

It's possible to detect if you are clicking with a real mouse or not.

see... http://www.facebook.com/s.php?init=...eb#/apps/application.php?id=56773386875&ref=s

When you use an autoclicker etc, Your results won't count.

 

[Jimmy]

It's possible to detect if you are clicking with a real mouse or not.

see... http://www.facebook.com/s.php?init=...eb#/apps/application.php?id=56773386875&ref=s

When you use an autoclicker etc, Your results won't count.

Using a crappy vb6 autoclicker is far different then dispatching mouseEvents to the applet.

 

[imxtoeknee]

Using a crappy vb6 autoclicker is far different then dispatching mouseEvents to the applet.

It's still possible to detect if you are using a real mouse or not.

 

[Jimmy]

It's still possible to detect if you are using a real mouse or not.

Yes, if you never send a focusGained event to the applet.

Other then that, there is no difference between a fake mouse click (technically a series of: a mousePressede event, a mouseClicked event, a short sleep time, and then a mouseReleased event), and a real one (at least in Java bots).