Amehixe

I don't think you can deny it completely though. Since mirror mode botting is so hard to detect (correct me if I'm wrong), I feel like Jagex would need to resort to these types of methods for detection.

Alright let me just say this then :p The script I was running only required banking access. No movement required. I also babysit the bot the entire time on a second monitor and that's the only thing I noticed being out of the ordinary (although I didn't really think about it at the time)

That's the most likely yes. (it was however an item that I do not think would be dropped a lot) I don't bot a lot and in very short sessions (<1.5h), so I'm just theorizing as to why I may have been detected.

Hello OSBot community, This morning I logged into my account to discover that I received a 2-day ban from the game. At some time during my last botting session, I noticed something weird. My account suddenly had a random trash item in it's inventory. I have no idea how it could have done this, as the script I was using shouldn't be picking up items from the floor. I also had no such items in my bank. Could this be a way Jagex is trying to detect whether you're botting (the way you react to a random item being added to your inventory)? I'm guessing a normal player would just drop the item when it got into it's inventory (the bot just banked it however). I realise that I may be putting my account at risk with this, but I don't really care. P.S.: I was running mirror mode

This script somehow utilizes 60-70% of my cpu (6700k). Is this normal behaviour, or could it be that I'm doing something wrong? Enabling anti-pattern makes it worse (jumps to 100%) and just freezes the entire bot.