Eliot

I only saw the last minute. Maldesto please give me AGS. ty much

This method does not exist. I've asked @Alek to implement some way to do this for the last 6 months. I hope he can get to it eventually.

Next milestone: Scripter III

The market section seems like scam quit land. I think we need to do something about it, perhaps market mods are a step in the right direction.

I assume you found someone?

I don't think Jagex normally bans purely based on the use of a third party client. This is based on speculation and personal anecdotes.

Sad!

With the only the snippets to go by, no.

Alek, do I trigger you?

I've no idea what this is about but I like drama and post count.

I'm Senior Sheriff Dog. /thread

$10 + $2/mo

Curious why you needed this?

HAHAHAHAHAHA

Your proposed logo looks like a blast from the early 2000's. Flat minimal design is in these days, the current logo is much more modern.

Got me 1-55 magic. This is completely untrue and baseless idea. It is much more logical to assume all interactions with the client are monitored. Scripts like this almost never result in bans because they perform so few inputs that there is not enough data to determine if it's a bot. Also it doesn't directly contribute to gold farming so they probably don't care very much.

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And Tom is the nicest guy on OSBot!

https://www.ntu.edu.sg/home/ehchua/programming/java/J3a_OOPBasics.html

I just use AHK when I need it.

Thx.

Yes, auto-clicking with static timing is highly detectable.

94 magic, 10HP, 1 all other stats: price? 82 magic, 10HP, 1 all other stats: price? thx

While I agree most "antiban" is useless, there are a number of techniques which actually have potential to reduce bans (these do not require "neural network machine learning fuckery"). Most antiban in public scripts is there because the users demand it, not because it is effective in reducing the chance of bans. Much of these traditional techniques may actually increase the chance of a ban by increasing the amount of routine and observable inputs the bot is performing. Over time, these "antiban" techniques could actually provide more evidence of botting.