styxa
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In my experience the mouse movement or speed does not matter. I use instant mouse movement speed on my AutoIt scripts so the mouse "teleports" around the screen. And none of the "humanlike" anti-ban behavior either (random sleeps etc). Just go full robot mode and clean an inventory of grimy herbs in a couple of game ticks and repeat it for 6h straight.
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As @gearing mentioned above, private messaging comes to mind. A spammer script with a custom name list would be an interesting project (and a quite dubious one at that!) One could also want username style random seed for purposes unknown. That is an excellent idea! I did think about world hopping feature, I'll try to implement it to the script in the future. Thanks! ty ty
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This script gets the display names of all nearby players periodically and saves them to a local text file. Nearby players are scanned every 5 seconds and duplicate names are skipped. The script hops to a random world every 25-35 seconds. The created name list text file is located in OSBot data folder: C:\Users\USERNAME\OSBot\Data\NameHarvester_names.txt Download: NameHarvester.jar v1.01 Put the jar file to C:\Users\USERNAME\OSBot\Scripts and the script should appear on your script list in the client. Screenshot: Script source: Credits: formatTime method by Explv: Explv's Dank Paint Tutorial humanReadableByteCount method by aioobem, copied from Stack Overflow answer: https://stackoverflow.com/a/3758880 changelog:
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No, I don't mind. I'm glad the source can be of some help!
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This is a simple afker script. The script clicks between inventory and skill tabs at random intervals to prevent logout. The intervals are 3-4,5 minutes. Put the jar file to C:\Users\USERNAME\OSBot\Scripts and the script should appear on your script list in the client. Download: StyxAfker.jar v1.01 Source: Credits: Thanks to Apaec for the beginners guide on OSBot scripting: A Beginners Guide to Writing OSBot Scripts (where to get started!) by Apaec Thanks to Explv for the paint tutorial: Explv's Dank Paint Tutorial changelog:
