Simple client with autotyper?

[ashieldlol]

I don't want to bot anything (although random event scripts would be convenient), but I would like a client with a built in autotyper so that I can do other things on my computer while it runs. Currently I use the Garry's Hood autotyper, the problem with it being that it has to have your mouse focus. I'd like to be able to minimize RuneScape and run an autotyper while I do other things. Does anyone have suggestions? I also DO NOT want to be banned, so if there's any risk of that by using the client I'll pass. I know Jagex doesn't ban just for autotyping though, because everyone does it.

 

[BGlave]

You can get banned for running it on a bot client. There aren't any autotypers for osbot or tribot that I could find.

You're best bet is sticking with Gary's Hood.

 

[ashieldlol]

I've heard that Jagex has no way of detecting if you're using a special client rather than a browser, they just detect mouse movement patterns in bot scripts. If using Gary's Hood with a browser is undetectable, there has to be a client out there with a built in autotyper that would also be undetectable.

 

[BGlave]

I've heard that Jagex has no way of detecting if you're using a special client rather than a browser, they just detect mouse movement patterns in bot scripts. If using Gary's Hood with a browser is undetectable, there has to be a client out there with a built in autotyper that would also be undetectable.

They can detect clients, that's how a few of my accounts were banned. Gary's Hood is detectable.. It's an Auto-typer. There is no client with a "built in" autotyper.

 

[ashieldlol]

They can detect clients, that's how a few of my accounts were banned.

They might be able to detect a client if it uses some unusual way of loading the game, but it's certainly possible to make a client that is undetectable. It could spoof a browser's user agent and Jagex would think that you're running it in a browser. Jagex isn't against using 3rd party clients anyway, they're stated that it's fine to use Orion.

Gary's Hood is detectable.. It's an Auto-typer.

If Gary's Hood is detectable they definitely don't ban people for using it. I've been using it for awhile, as have 95% of world 301 (or some other autotyper). Maybe if you set the typing speed higher than humanly possible they would ban you for it.

There is no client with a "built in" autotyper.

Why would that be? I just found one: http://www.sythe.org/runescape-2007-general/1640765-new-07-client-tronic-client.html Maybe your definition of "built in" is different.

 

[BGlave]

They might be able to detect a client if it uses some unusual way of loading the game, but it's certainly possible to make a client that is undetectable. It could spoof a browser's user agent and Jagex would think that you're running it in a browser. Jagex isn't against using 3rd party clients anyway, they're stated that it's fine to use Orion.

Jacmob verified on livestream that they can detect specific clients and you may be banned just for using it.

If Gary's Hood is detectable they definitely don't ban people for using it. I've been using it for awhile, as have 95% of world 301 (or some other autotyper). Maybe if you set the typing speed higher than humanly possible they would ban you for it.

You can be banned for using it on a bot client. You will get muted using hood.

Why would that be? I just found one: http://www.sythe.org/runescape-2007-general/1640765-new-07-client-tronic-client.html Maybe your definition of "built in" is different.

Never heard of the client nor do I trust it. Look at that, you researched something. Before asking questions, I recommend you try to find it yourself.

No need to be big-headed.

 

[ashieldlol]

I'm not, but you don't seem to know what you're talking about. Your answers don't make much sense.

Jacmob verified on livestream that they can detect specific clients and you may be banned just for using it.

Did he actually show proof? If not he's probably just saying that to scare people. I don't buy it. That would mean it's impossible to write a client that imitates a normal web browser. Even if it were true, you could run it in a browser like Firefox and use a browser add-on to do the autotyping.

You can be banned for using it on a bot client. You will get muted using hood.

What's the difference in how it works? It seems to me if you can be banned for using it on a bot client, you can be banned for using it on a browser. How is Hood any safer?

 

[BGlave]

I'm not, but you don't seem to know what you're talking about. Your answers don't make much sense.

Did he actually show proof? If not he's probably just saying that to scare people. I don't buy it. That would mean it's impossible to write a client that imitates a normal web browser. Even if it were true, you could run it in a browser like Firefox and use a browser add-on to do the autotyping.

What's the difference in how it works? It seems to me if you can be banned for using it on a bot client, you can be banned for using it on a browser. How is Hood any safer?

Players kept complaining on stream that they got banned for using the client and not the scripts.

What are you talking about? What on a browser? RiD? You won't get banned for using an autotyper. You will be muted.

 

[ashieldlol]

What are you talking about? What on a browser? RiD?

An autotyper.

You won't get banned for using an autotyper. You will be muted.

Then there is definitely a client out there with a built in autotyper that will not get me banned. I simply want to load the game, run an autotyper, and be able to click on another window while it continues to run.

 

[YoHoJo]

You could download/install Simba and request one, it would take about 5 lines to code to write. Not the most user friendly/easiest install process though
http://villavu.com/forum/


Tribot requires VIP to run (about $6.50/month) but has a free auotyper.
https://tribot.org/repository/index.php?search=Tri Auto Talker&sort=default&category=all&price=any

 

[Nebula525]

This would be very very easy to make with some java experience. Basically load the applet in a frame then learn about invoking events on the applet. Hint: since applet is an instance of component you can call dispatch event on it. http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/awt/AWTEvent.html