Undetectiable clicker?

[green_gp]

I was thinking latley Jagex mostly bans people with auto clickers by looking at something along the lines of this.

5,000 clicks, all at 1.2 seconds each.

Well then it's not human.

But what if...

5,000 clicks, 1.2-1.8 seconds randomly from 1.2-1.8.

Well this looks more human-like, it won't be super fast, but however it's nearly no risk bot.

Whats your opinions?
Would this be something you'd buy, or rather be free?

 

[Wake n Bake]

Rather be free. But what use would this have in RuneScape?

 

[green_gp]

Well say, you auto click for 24h, all at 1.2 seconds. Well that is probably goin g to get picked up on. If you have random clicks going, simply can't say it's a bot because every click is different (when humans do click it is).

So it's a no risk bot.

 

[Coinshare]

It's still risky either way if you 24/7 it.

 

[mopar-user]

Also, it is risky if the clicker clicks the same exact spot over and over. Will be caught on as well.

Also, free.

Also also, 24/7 auto clicking will 85% get you banned.

 

[PANiC*]

Well say, you auto click for 24h, all at 1.2 seconds. Well that is probably goin g to get picked up on. If you have random clicks going, simply can't say it's a bot because every click is different (when humans do click it is).

So it's a no risk bot.

still risky, because you generally will move your mouse every so often.

 

[malakadang]

Good Auto Clickers have an allowance for this.

They have the ability to set when you click eg. Every 1.2 seconds + a number of milliseconds you'd like it to be off by.

Eg. Click every 1.2 seconds, with a 1 millisecond maximum delay.
This means you could click at 0.2, or 2.2 seconds or anywhere in between.


There still risky, and you can still get banned.

 

[Covey]

As a programmer, i can tell you we've been doing this for along time now.
We do it with a very simple formula, you designate the centre of the X, Y co-ordinate you want to click and then we will add an 'offset' integer that will be random.
Example:
If you set the X, Y position to 300, 300 and you set the off set to 3.
That means that the program will click in the area of 297, 297 to 303, 303.

The same can be done for time.

This can still be detectable, because you aren't doing any mis-clicking....but even then programmers can make mis-clicks occurr, or even random pauses.

Rest assured, any decent programmer puts these mechanics into their programs. And it still doesn't guarentee you a ban free bot.

 

[Mr Tylre]

Rather be free. But what use would this have in RuneScape?

Less risky autoclicking, for high alching, etc.

 

[Pockets]

I wrote a bot kinda like you suggest for 99 mage on my main.

No ban/rollback

 

[green_gp]

As a programmer, i can tell you we've been doing this for along time now.
We do it with a very simple formula, you designate the centre of the X, Y co-ordinate you want to click and then we will add an 'offset' integer that will be random.
Example:
If you set the X, Y position to 300, 300 and you set the off set to 3.
That means that the program will click in the area of 297, 297 to 303, 303.

The same can be done for time.

This can still be detectable, because you aren't doing any mis-clicking....but even then programmers can make mis-clicks occurr, or even random pauses.

Rest assured, any decent programmer puts these mechanics into their programs. And it still doesn't guarentee you a ban free bot.

Thats another idea I had, wasn't 100% sure on if it be all that great, but would be a easy enough add on.

 

[Covey]

Thats another idea I had, wasn't 100% sure on if it be all that great, but would be a easy enough add on.

I forgot to add even the delay between you're mouse down and mouse up event is VERY important, because noone actually goes mousedown then mouse up instantly i think i've measured it and my average time was about 30 milliseconds.