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#100Post try hard.

Yeah I know I need to customize or re-write the fishing script for the new command-based script system that the fighter uses, then it will be super easy. I just wanna add some more fish types and a few logic updates then I will have no other updates to add to this script apart from tasks and I will heavily focus on the goldfarming aspect of it So sorry guys for the wait

Update just went live thanks to @Token for the help. The stronghold doors are handled by the script; can you confirm if there are any problems I will make changes. If you find any problems in stronghold please state if you used the plugin or normal script, and screenshot of the tile so I can make some edits to the walking system Next feature update is coming very soon now that I got the images and the script startup back to normal

Would be very nice if you could add a cooking option at barbarian village, theres an all eternal forever burning fire there. This would be amazing. I would pay you just to make it for me haha.

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24 hour progress report!! Setup Window Highly intuitive and visual, and easy to use! Portal Prediction knows which portals are going to drop - prioritises them! Full Void in <24 hours It takes only 850 points for full void, go go go! Screenshots & Results

Preventing RS Botting Bans V3 Written by Alek 1. Introduction This guide is Version 3 of my original guide released 4 years ago. I decided to focus more on commonly asked questions and general misconceptions about botting. Many of the topics are very technical and there are brilliant engineers who both bust bots and create them. The majority of botters who come here have little to no programming experience, or very little knowledge in subject areas such as reverse engineering. It’s very difficult to fully explain all key concepts, however hopefully this material will give you a base reference to draw your own conclusions. 2. How to not get banned The secret formula to botting is keeping a very, very, low profile. This game has been around for 15+ years, that is a TON of data to play with. Generally speaking: -Don’t bot more than 4 hours per day -Don’t bot more than 10 hours per week -Diversify your tasks -Don’t use a VPN/VPS/proxy -Don’t bot more than one account -Do quests -Don’t RWT/goldfarm -Don’t bot in hot spots, use places like Zeah You’re going to have a ton of people say, “oh I suicided for 11 years straight, never logged out, I make $500k/year”, etc. They simply don’t. Either they haven’t botted long enough or their claims are baseless. If you want to keep your account relatively safe then don’t bot longer than the times I recommended above. Time played is a key factor into profiling a bot, it’s been even talked about on official livestreams during live bot busting events. 3. Misconceptions The biggest misconception is that the company doesn’t have any automatic detection systems. Although the detection vectors improve over the years, there are official statements claiming that all bans are manually reviewed before being issued. THIS DOES NOT MEAN ACCOUNTS ARE NOT AUTOMATICALLY FLAGGED. Common situation: Suicide bot on the weekend without getting banned, account gets a ban on the following Monday or Tuesday. This is because your account was probably flagged over the weekend, then eventually reviewed for the final determination on the following business days. Another misconception is that if you “survived the weekend”, then you are safe. This is certainly not true, most anticheat will "flag and monitor". This means that you were in fact detected but the anticheat is watching your actions very closely to grab more information about what you are doing. Information from these monitoring sessions are used to quickly detect and ban in the future. For Runescape, one example is the use of bot worlds. Another non-Runescape example is Valve-AntiCheat profiling numerous hacks over the course of months and then issue behemoth ban waves all at once for games like Counter-Strike. 4. Antiban/Antipattern Scripters who include antiban/antipattern methods in their scripts are either naive, new scripters, or are trying to earn more sales by making false promises. Competitor clients further this perpetuation by forcing script writers to implement these methods. It’s a gimmick and overall you’re going to get banned whether you use these "special methods" or not. Some of these “special” (aka worthless) methods are: -Moving your mouse randomly -Checking your exp -Examining random objects -Moving your camera angle randomly -Implementing “fatigue” systems -Diversifying the way you interact with objects One of the special methods I’d like to talk about which was not listed above was randomizing sleep time between actions. This is especially special because there are numerous flaws with it. 1. Your computer doesn’t perfectly execute actions in the same time every time 2. Your script doesn’t perfectly loop in the same time every time 3. Your ping fluctuates causing a delay between the client and server 4. If the top three all remained constant, you could find the upper and lower bounds of the mean and use statistics to recreate the sleep time. Anti-pattern is a bit different, but a lot of scripters have been wrongly claiming their script having “antipattern” when they’re really using the same “special methods”. Examples of antipattern: - Talking to other players (Cleverbot) - Mixing up tasks (perhaps after accumulating X gold, go to the Grand Exchange and sell) The goal of anti-pattern is to reduce the chances of being manually reported by other players for botting. Although “antipattern” is more desirable than “antiban”, there is still no definitive proof of the impact it has in the total picture. 5. Client detection 5A. I’m going to keep this relatively brief because this is probably the most technical aspect of this guide. There is an overarching debate over Injection vs Reflection and it’s pretty silly. Both are detectable because both have different ways you can detect it. In the non-Java hacking world, this would be equivalent to something like ReadProcessMemory versus LoadLibrary. To better put it, reading memory from outside the process versus inside. There are ways to hide it, ways to find it, ways to hide against the ways to find it, and ways to find the ways how to hide it against from finding it. As you can see, it’s really cat and mouse and it boils down to implementation. 5B. Additionally, you can be detected for macroing without even using a client. You can banned for using Gary's Hood or AutoHotKey. Both of these use some sort of Windows API function like SendInput, from protected mode. This is how color-bots also get detected without injecting/reflecting the client. 5C. Mirror Mode adds some protection to users where the normal OSBot client can be detected. Think of mirror-mode as a safety catch rather than a comprehensive antiban measure; and yes mirror mode has genuinely protected users at least on one confirmed occasion. In summary, you will still get banned because mirror-mode only protects you from one aspect of botting and there are potentially hundreds of detection vectors. 6. Conclusion and final remarks Having good botting habits like I outlined in section two, and having a good script which is reliable and not prone to getting baited (locked behind doors, etc), is your safest bet. There are people who do “studies” and “research” but ultimately their results are inconclusive, non-definitive, and certainly only proves a correlation and not causation. There are too many variables to isolate to make any data worthwhile; ip address, computer, scripts, clients, botting locations, skills, account time, bot time, quests, RWT, java exceptions, client detection, the list goes on and on. Too many variables to isolate, too much that we cannot prove. The bottom-line is that the only people who know specifics about the anticheat system are the anticheat developers.

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Hi all, Hope all is well. In the last two months I've been botting OSRS pretty extensively as I've been in-between jobs (left old role for a new role set to start in September) and found myself with a lot of free time. I consider myself to be analytical and I always make a conscious effort to keep my biases in check. In these last few months, I've gathered quite a few insights regarding how Jagex's anti-cheat team operates, which I believe to be accurate and would like to share them with all of you today. To be clear, I have no direct line of contact to anyone working on the anti-cheat team so these are just conclusions I've drawn based on my personal experiences & those of fellow botters. My analysis will only pertain to bans issued manually to accounts that have purchased a membership and are highly diversified (NOT goldfarming) as I have no experience running F2P/P2P botfarms. Those are almost certainly handled by a different stream (RE: Botwatch). *** "Manual Ban" does not refer to a mod teleporting next to you and banning you in-game, but rather someone on the anti-cheat team screening your account (from a log of hundreds - thousands) and making a judgement call as to whether you've broken any rules *** 1) All bans issued on diversified/rested accounts with membership (questing, different skills etc) and don't goldfarm are due to manual reviews by someone on the anti-cheat team 2) The only way for a botted account (that satisfies the conditions above ) to survive is to avoid a manual review at all costs 3) The single most important factor in regards to triggering a manual review is total time online (I've found this figure to be ~12 hours) Total time online INCLUDES the time you spend playing legitimately on the account. ie: if you bot for 10 hours and play legitimately for 4 hours you WILL VERY LIKELY trigger a manual review Once your account gets reviewed, the entire history of your account is available to the anti-cheat team thus any kind of botting that you've done (no matter how long ago) is liable to lead to a ban An account that survives a manual review is not a reflection of the botters knowledge/prowess but the incompetence of the anti-cheat specialist reviewing your account False positives are 100% real as are false negatives (bots that fly under the radar). For evidence on false positives (incorrectly banned accounts) you can do a quick search on google and find mod tweets directly contradicting each other regarding whether the ban was accurate or not I've successfully appealed botted accounts that were played on only 1 IP address that were permanently banned for macroing major. Their response was something along the lines of "we identified unauthorized access to your account" (100% false / impossible). This confirms that bans are at the discretion of a judgement call that the anti-cheat specialist reviewing your account makes. The accounts that were appealed were highly diversified in tasks (quests, combat, skilling, clue scrolls, favour, mini games etc), and botted specific skills up to 4 hours consecutively (20 minute breaks per hour botted) 4) Avoiding hotspots for manual reviews is 100% key to not getting banned. Example of hotspots that are guaranteed to cause a manual review: runecrafting 1h+, Zulrah etc. Even if you do Zulrah or runecrafting legitimately for extended periods of time, your account will be manually reviewed. To reiterate point 3), any kind of botting history will be available to the anti-cheat specialist reviewing your account 5) The primary mandate of the anti-cheat team is to eliminate gold farming & real world trading. These are the primary forms of botting that directly impact Jagex's bottomline and as a [Chinese] financial sponsor owned company, you can be damn sure that is their #1 priority It is my belief that accounts with large amounts of wealth on them (100M+) are subject to more frequent manual reviews when flagged. This is because banning the account becomes a double whammy for Jagex 6) "Anti-Cheat specialists" are NOT data scientists, but regular customer support staff that are trained in that respect. Thus, it is my belief that in their training they are given relatively specific guidelines to follow to identify whether an account is botting or not. It is reasonable to assume that these guidelines are set in accordance to the most popular botting scripts & botted skills This explains why accounts that exploit an unpopular gold farming mechanic through private scripts have very low ban-rates. I personally have botted several accounts using such a script that has crashed very obviously (clicking the same spot for hours due to lack of failsafe) and ALL of them have survived. It is not unreasonable to assume that because of the sheer quantity of data collected on each account, the data scientists will only send a SELECTION of logs to the anti-cheat specialist to review (ie: hey John, please review the following woodcutting/agility logs on account X for the past week) It is my belief that the anti-cheat team is occasionally given unique mandates to follow through on (the recent NMZ banwave is a clear example in my opinion). This falls in line with them pursuing their primary mandate of keeping goldfarmers in check as Zulrah is one of the most efficient gold-farming mechanics in the game and accounts are being farmed EN MASSE to exploit it 7) Many people have reported a substantial improvement in ban rates when using mirror-mode instead of injection. This is a highly controversial topic because Osbot claims injection to be indistinguishable from other third party clients. Personally, I believe this to be unlikely because there have been many reports of tutorial accounts getting instantly locked when logging in from the injection client whereas the normal client logs in fine. Additionally, OSBuddy is confirmed to return a signature to Jagex that identifies it specifically as OSBuddy. It is not unlikely to think Runelite has done the same (I haven't found official evidence of this however) because it would be in the best interest of the owners of these clients to just play ball with Jagex. This, in turn, would make it very easy for the anti-cheat team to flag unidentified third-party clients for high priority review. It is important to stress that although mirror-mode appears to be the safer alternative, it is only one of the many factors Jagex uses to identify bots. If you don't bot responsibly, your account will get flagged all the same due to the aforementioned reasons in points 1 through 6. Concluding thoughts: Although avoiding bans will likely never be an exact science, I think we can make some progress by simply sharing bans we've recently experienced. In my short time here, I've noticed a famine mentality as relates to protocols & best practices to avoid bans. Although I understand why someone who relies on OSRS botting to put food on the table would want to keep to themselves, this attitude is clearly counter-productive to the advancement of botting as a whole. I will be starting my new role in less than 2 weeks and will not be doing much botting anymore, so I wanted to leave you guys with what I learned in hopes to start a collaborative discussion moving forward. Ban Report Example: Client: Mirror Time online the day leading to a ban: 12 hours Activit(es) botted leading to a ban: NMZ/ gold farming technique/ Woodcutting etc. Age of account: days, weeks, months, years etc. Alek's response to this thread: Best, Logicfury P.S. I will try my best to update the thread with any & all well thought-out insights (contradictory or supporting) and give credit where it is due

I removed the Resizable Mode random and added better detection if you are in resizable mode or not. There was an "issue" recently that was related to people starting their client in resizable mode, probably after playing on a helper client like RuneLite. When this happens you will be greeted with a warning message to switch into fixed mode and restart your client. Please be mindful that running in resizable mode is not fully supported yet, and even if you switched to fixed mode - you will still need to restart. Changelog: -Added warning message when loading OSBot in resizable mode -Patched minimap issue, which was related to resizable mode -Removed resizable mode random event (can now run scripts) -Patched Trade offerAll -Patched Friend/Ignore tabs -Improved Bank open method

I don't think there is anyone on this forums that can answer this question, you'd be better off tweeting a jagex mod to ask them that.

As you know my very good friend @Dbuffed and myself are saddened by all these people acting like this. We talk about it all the time when we are on skype just talking about life. I really want this to get better, but people are so desperate for attention and money.

There's a special ID that every phone has, you can pull it up yourself by typing some numbers in your cell. If your phone gets stolen/lost/whatever, they blacklist the IMEI. On an iPhone the IMEI is required for cell access and I don't think it's possible to regain celluar network without it

Great, Thanks for the help! I will let you know on any progress

You need to jailbreak the phone first. Flashing a new IMEI number just lets you gain access to the SIM card stuff again. It has to be a legit IMEI from the same make + model as your current phone. If you're not interested in getting SIM to work again you can just jailbreak to remove any other restrictions that the block sets in place.

what... is this....

Exactly. TWC's Rank is a perfect example of it. And yes I would say you have paved the way for other people. You will be seeing some communication from me shortly Dbuffed. Before I open up shop I just need to be home back in the states, working 80 hours a week for the Govt. kind of clashes with being able to do orders. And @Trainwreck I would definitely say get some pointers from Dbuffed, others like Hanul and Hope can show you how to run a questing service, RDM and Chuckle both run very reputable account sales threads and Juggles, Team Cape, a few others are your go to for scripting. There are many people on this site that can new forum members shape their burgeoning business's but it does take methodical help, trustworthiness and effort. My old (short-term) partner Tesla is an example of someone who rushed into things and ended up scam quitting and it weighs heavily on myself because I trusted someone with my name and I was almost tarnished because of it. Then he came back as a ban evader and scammed more members. It is a unfortunate black mark against myself and I do have a under dispute on my record here due to buyers that claim false feedback aswell. that's why I have emphasized taking your time and being deliberate with how you portray yourself. There is a saying in the Navy that goes on like this: "Perception is Reality" And I'm sure you can figure out why that saying also is something that also is relevant in this community. Also if you need guidance the staff here at OsBot are Top-Notch and put a lot of effort into this community and I am sure they would be willing to help you out if you have any questions.

Then contribute to the forum in a methodical and sensible manner. If you rush into things and spam the forums you will be seen as not credible and just someone trying to get to 100 PC quick, sell a few accounts then scam quit and rinse and repeat. If you take your time, get a good reputation on this forum then people will want to buy from you. Take me for an example... if you look at my feedback half of my MM's, trades, etc I am drunk and at a bar and I do everything over my phone yet people still have used me. In no way am I saying I am perfect or reputable on this forum, but there are a few people here like @Dbuffed that have slowly worked and contributed to the community and now are verified and seen as pillars of the marketplace. just some food for thought

true why not use numbers. lets say theres 500-800 players each world roughly so we'll even it out at 650 each world and it drops to 150-450 after an update that stops us all from botting round it to 300 42700 bots on at each given time (dat shit blows my mind) - 2700 randoms that will just jump off when logged out for an update that might fudge the numbers (plus id rather work with a nice number) 40k bots even with a team of 8, youre right, thats hella difficult but the thing is 30k will be farming, realistically probably 35k but im happy with an ez number again farms are full of easily detected easily chain banned accs that all have links to each other by whatever means, I wouldn't know too much in this area as I bot casually but judging by the forum posts these are all automated bans that get a brief check before being permed without hesitation so lets take 1 man from the team of 8 and say hes dedicated to manually review these mass bans even if he had a hand from another there would still be 6 left to deal with the casuals 6 people to manually check up on acc's spat out to them from some bot busting algorithm we are yet to determine. (lets say... the overall time that week, too heavily scheduled play times maybe too unscheduled (night time botting), ip change, ip sharing, over a certain amount of macro reports, maybe the qp to lvl ratio) who knows? but using the math we have been there's only 10k acc's between 6 people, however there's 24 hours in a day and there're bots that are offline, that's a bad sample now, so ill bump it to 40k splitting each acc into 6 hr a day intervals anyway tho 40k casuals that aren't as easily banned, most of em will bot safe id say 30k have been around long enough to know what works for them, 10k are fucking clueless and put themselves in line to be manually reviewed bc the algorithm flagged them , 6 people vs a list of 10k accs in a day. 1 person vs 1.7k flagged bots for the day. lets say at jagex they work an 8 hr shift. lets go back to the original argument and say they manually go over each bot (how long does it take us to identify a script? 1-2 mins?) you'd be ignorant af to think they havnt done there homework on all the scripts on the market, id say they can probably identify a bot in the same ammount of time as us if not less. so lets break 8 hrs into mins 8x60=480 bans done manually watching screens and making judgment calls on 2 day bans or perms. that would be roughly a 1/4 of the day's target of 1.7k shortlisted bans each. but is it really that far-fetched to think that maybe 2880/10000 manual bans get dished out a day? maybe the other 7120 get a strike by there name that easily puts them closer to the top of the list next time the algorithm accuses them of botting. it would explain the roll of the dice type of feeling linked to heavy botting that you would think you'd get banned for (some survive some dont). don't rule out what is still feasible. i mean whos to say this doesn't happen. you've worked at jagex no? .... dismissing this is counterproductive unless its been proven otherwise, the conspiracy still stands strong and doesn't need someone with influence debunking it. this is just my 2 cents on the possible reasoning that mouse recorders never get banned, bc whos gon watch a human-like movement four 30 mins tryna find the loop? they'd run this alleged client detector on the acc and it would come up clean. im by no means smarter than the next mans and dont claim to be, in fact ive been blazed all morning and couldnt even punctuate this reply if i tried, and maybe nothing i said will make sense tomorrow but its 4:30 am over here and i feel woke rn. ba dum tisss

You really rushing for that 100 post count lmao :). I got no pet

Arigato gozaimasu! Hope you're enjoying the Kobe Beef in Japan

Yeah, there was actually one mod who I think bug abused corp beast and also abused other glitches and made mils through staking... Just looked it up, dude's name was Mod Reach.

Well I mean even though you were joking, you actually did say something that could quite honestly be possible.. Weren't a few Jmods fired for working with (other) botting communities and RWT-ing?

nice turnaround!

he bought your acc for 80m? damn.. your having a good day then

mmmm is more like 1.577mb/second 5.6772gb/hour 136.25gb/day which is very doable i suppose but it depends how long they store the data they take or whether they compute it down to simpler values and compare those so they don't have to store alot which is more likely the case

I do have issues with it, it's very slow at handling the dialog. Or doesn't even do it at all. I'm at the Zombies when you enter the second floor using Perfect Fighter (which includes the plugin I assume?)

Sorry guys I posted a bad update, I just fixed it again and posted a new update v226.3. Apologies guys The script is transitioning into a different format of loading/saving using local resources now and it's messing up due to some mistakes. It should be much better in the new version once it goes live. Again so sorry!

The bot busting team is very small. Im not sure on the exact ratio but its probably like 1-5k bots per bot buster. No one can keep track of 1-5k bots. There's probably more bots than this but that's just an estimate

Yep the script just got an update v49, but we are waiting for the update to go live Should be updated very soon in the SDN

thiever for 24 hours please i want to try it out, ive liked post

Hey, I'd like to test out your pest control script!

Can i have a trial of your wc script? Thank you

Hey @Czar love your scrips may I please have a trial run. Thanks in advance.

Could i get your Thieving trial? would be greatly appreciated!

If you are using mirror mode and you receive the Resizable warning to restart the client try restarting both your mirror mode target AND osbot. Restarting the osbot client alone is not sufficient.

still same tax doesnt make accounts go down in price

Thank you Legend

Can i get a trial of the perfect magic AIO script please? thanks!

Hey again lol it seems like the override random dismisser isnt working either or im doing it wrong :P

Script is broken after new OSBot update.

Just bought, thanks!

Hi, I am having trouble with breaks. The client is ready to take breaks and the script will say (getting ready for break in 2 minutes). The 2 minutes will pass and the script will continue fighting. I am using mirror mode, thankyou.

Gets stuck in loops trying to make crabs become aggressive again on crabclaw isle west center

script still seems pretty slow, the main problem seems to be withdrawing bars, this takes way too much time. Also GE restocking wouldn't work, it would use v tab then run to GE open bank then tele back to blast furnace and repeat