Sw1ft Kyle
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Edit: ... For some reason the program is bugging and double-typing every letter it inputs into the game, although it works perfectly in notepad... Feel free to play with and test it, meanwhile, I'll work on a patch fix.
New Edit: I think I've fixed it. Try using it and let me know what you experience on this thread.
Hello Sythers,
I'll make this intro short and sweet since people rarely read it anyways. This is my newest update to my RuneScape autotyper line of programs. SwiftKeys v4 is the conglomeration of all my autotypers put together. It is incredibly human-like and virtually impossible to detect if you run it with all the antiban features. Its free for now until I can implement a few more nice antibans, then I think I'll start selling it. But for now, have fun.
Download link: http://www.sw1ft.com/programs/swiftkeys.htm
(Its my website that's under construction, just the download link works for now. Please feel free to virus scan if it tickles your fancy.)
SwiftKeys v4 introduces LifeType and SmartErrors to the program code.
LifeType has already been implemented into the application and will cause the program to type very human-like. Instead of throwing an entire line of text into RuneScape and pressing enter (like all other autotypers out there), LifeType allows the program to press each key individually with random varying speeds to mirror human input from a keyboard.
Currently in development is SmartErrors. This is expected to be completed as soon as I get back from vacation (a week or so from now). SmartErrors will still place random typographical errors when activated, but with a twist. Instead of putting a random letter into the text from a random location on the keyboard, SmartErrors will place a letter close in proximity to the previous letter typed. For example: if the letter preceding the typo is the letter J, then eligible typographical error letters will be H, Y, U, I, K, M, and N. This simulates the slip of a human finger while typing. This is very realistic and will increase SwiftKeys already amazing undetectability ten-fold.
Features in v4:
Screenshots:
Enjoy, rate, and spread the word.
-Kyle
Edit: Lets kill this argument before it gets any worse. Now quiet:
New Edit: I think I've fixed it. Try using it and let me know what you experience on this thread.
Hello Sythers,
I'll make this intro short and sweet since people rarely read it anyways. This is my newest update to my RuneScape autotyper line of programs. SwiftKeys v4 is the conglomeration of all my autotypers put together. It is incredibly human-like and virtually impossible to detect if you run it with all the antiban features. Its free for now until I can implement a few more nice antibans, then I think I'll start selling it. But for now, have fun.
Download link: http://www.sw1ft.com/programs/swiftkeys.htm
(Its my website that's under construction, just the download link works for now. Please feel free to virus scan if it tickles your fancy.)
SwiftKeys v4 introduces LifeType and SmartErrors to the program code.
LifeType has already been implemented into the application and will cause the program to type very human-like. Instead of throwing an entire line of text into RuneScape and pressing enter (like all other autotypers out there), LifeType allows the program to press each key individually with random varying speeds to mirror human input from a keyboard.
Currently in development is SmartErrors. This is expected to be completed as soon as I get back from vacation (a week or so from now). SmartErrors will still place random typographical errors when activated, but with a twist. Instead of putting a random letter into the text from a random location on the keyboard, SmartErrors will place a letter close in proximity to the previous letter typed. For example: if the letter preceding the typo is the letter J, then eligible typographical error letters will be H, Y, U, I, K, M, and N. This simulates the slip of a human finger while typing. This is very realistic and will increase SwiftKeys already amazing undetectability ten-fold.
Features in v4:
- Allows for the use of all chat effects and colors so you can spam in style
(copied from SwiftKeys BETA) - Random time delay antiban for new line entries (copied and modified from v2)
- Random typographical error entry antiban (copied from v3)
- Variable typing speed (letters per second) for the LifeType feature (new to v4)
- Line order randomization option (basic for most autotypers, now in v4)
- Start by registering your email address and a password. Please, for Christ's sake, don't use your Sythe and/or RuneScape email/password... Be somewhat intelligent...
- Next type some text into the box and set some chat effects if you wish to do so. Click "Add New" to add that line of text to the list.
- Set your antiban options with the controls to the right:
- Line Start Delay: The time (in seconds) to wait after sending the previous line, to start typing the new line (2-5 seconds is life-like)
- Typing Speed: This is how fast each letter will be typed into the new line. It is measured in letters per second with 6-8 being a good speed for the average typist.
- New Line Start Delay: Randomize the "Line Start Delay" by ±0-1.5 seconds. For example: If you set "Line Start Delay" to 3 seconds and check "New Line Start Delay", then new lines will begin typing randomly between 1.5 and 4.5 seconds.
- Alphanumeric Typographical Errors: Self-explanatory. Inserts random typos into your text.
- Randomize Line Entry Order: This will shuffle the order that each line is entered in (leave unchecked if each line is supposed to say something in sequence)
- Click "Start" and then set focus to the RuneScape game window (click on RuneScape to make it the current window)
Screenshots:
Enjoy, rate, and spread the word.
-Kyle
Edit: Lets kill this argument before it gets any worse. Now quiet:
