the RS client is able to tell that the game was launched from an unnatural environment... (i.e a bot) so this is partially wrong.
In my previous post I already mentioned the issue of that system not even being used for the purpose of detecting third party clients. The original post says 'the RS client does not have any system that detects clients' which suggests that there is no system even capable of doing so, whether it is being used or not, which is why I even bothered mentioning it.IS ABLE TO, but they don't use the system that you're referring to for that purpose, so your argument is invalid.
Would someone who actually knows what they're talking about (e.g. Knows detailed information about how a mirror client works) explain to me what a mirror client is, how it works, and why it supposedly reduces ban rates.
Mirror client = reflection
I'm sure you're familiar with the difference in reflection vs injection clients. But I'll briefly explain anyway for other people.
Injection modifies the game code, making it inherently detectable. Whether or not Jagex is looking at that is another story, but if they decided to they'd be able to.
Reflection does not involve modifying code (Or at least minimal code) and Jagex will not have the option to detect the bot in that way.
Mirror client = reflection
I'm sure you're familiar with the difference in reflection vs injection clients. But I'll briefly explain anyway for other people.
Injection modifies the game code, making it inherently detectable. Whether or not Jagex is looking at that is another story, but if they decided to they'd be able to.
Reflection does not involve modifying code (Or at least minimal code) and Jagex will not have the option to detect the bot in that way.
Would someone who actually knows what they're talking about (e.g. Knows detailed information about how a mirror client works) explain to me what a mirror client is, how it works, and why it supposedly reduces ban rates.
Not to sound rude or bias, but myself ontop of many have gained good results with mirror clients. I mean don't get me wrong there are amazing bots out there that don't require such, but they are more higher ban rate.
IS ABLE TO, but they don't use the system that you're referring to for that purpose, so your argument is invalid.
IS ABLE TO, but they don't use the system that you're referring to for that purpose, so your argument is invalid.
If someone on tribot is telling you to use mirror client to reduce bans, that would mean the tribot client is detected.
Since TrileZ says the tribot client is undetectable, that means the mirror client is horseshit and useless.
It's smoke and mirrors to make people pay more and it's really disgusting.
TRiBot never made users pay more just to beta test looking glass. The pricing has always stayed the same, and it is not even listed as a feature, yet. I must not be seeing it the way you see it, but as far as I know, TRiLeZ intentions isn't to trick his users. Maldesto, however.. I've seen numerous times on sythe preaching OSBOT mirror client, and how it lowers ban rates with no actual evidence.
From my testing from the past 1-2 weeks, it's been working great for me. It could possibly be the placebo effect, or it actually helps.
EVEN if it's useless right now, what happens if Jagex attempts client detection? It doesn't hurt to have a head start. Most of us know what happened to PB in the past, wouldn't want that to happen again. Please note, this verison of the client is entirely optional. Also, here's something to read: https://tribot.org/forums/topic/49816-looking-glass-is-proof-of-client-detection/?p=588637
Honestly, this sounds something towards OSBot, because there's literally only two clients I know of that has a "mirror client", and the only one that actually advertises it officially is OSBot.
TRiBot never made users pay more just to beta test looking glass. The pricing has always stayed the same, and it is not even listed as a feature, yet. I must not be seeing it the way you see it, but as far as I know, TRiLeZ intentions isn't to trick his users. Maldesto, however.. I've seen numerous times on sythe preaching OSBOT mirror client, and how it lowers ban rates with no actual evidence.
From my testing from the past 1-2 weeks, it's been working great for me. It could possibly be the placebo effect, or it actually helps.
EVEN if it's useless right now, what happens if Jagex attempts client detection? It doesn't hurt to have a head start. Most of us know what happened to PB in the past, wouldn't want that to happen again. Please note, this verison of the client is entirely optional. Also, here's something to read: https://tribot.org/forums/topic/49816-looking-glass-is-proof-of-client-detection/?p=588637
Honestly, this sounds something towards OSBot, because there's literally only two clients I know of that has a "mirror client", and the only one that actually advertises it officially is OSBot.
'Mirror client' (also referred to as Looking glass) = RS in browser, bot seperate (frame)
Default client = RS + bot in same frame
It doesn't reduce bans, anyone that does say so has no idea what he's talking about.
So explain to me how this is different than what RiD does, or different than what Simba does without the SMART client.
I'm just trying to gain a further understanding of the differences.
Sorry but you have no clue what you're talking about
Did you misread or something? He said someone who actually knows what they're talking about. LOL
So explain to me how this is different than what RiD does, or different than what Simba does without the SMART client.
I'm just trying to gain a further understanding of the differences.
RiD is/was color based, so essentially the same benefit. You're running the bot on top of an official client, so Jagex isn't able to detect based on the client you're running.
Same goes for Simba/Smart, it uses reflection.

