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Okay, so this is probably going to be a lot of tin foil, but hey at least I'm telling you that off the bat. Proceed knowing that. So, lets talk about jagex, their staff numbers, their player numbers, and their techniques with handling bots and clients. There's no doubt that as time has progressed, runescape has been lucky enough to survive and even thrive at times. With tens of thousands of active players, there's no doubt that with their small team they've been racking up some pretty nice profits. That being said, I think a lot more money has gone into this than many realize. A common complaint among the OSRS community is that, "if jagex does nothing bots will ruin the game." This is something that I agree and disagree with. I think Jagex has determined that its healthy for the game's existence, and in ways its economy, to allow a portion of their playerbase to be made up of bots. Now I wouldn't go so far as to say that this is something ridiculous like 50% of players, but I would say easily maybe 20-25% of the playerbase number is inflated by bots easily. So why don't they do anything? Well it's absolutely not for a lack of capability, and I think they have been trying to a degree. Primarily I believe that Jagex uses a machine learning system to flag patterns and player behavior. This could then put these accounts into levels of severity for review based on factors such as total level, time played, etc. This would explain why some higher level accounts get 2-days and new accounts get the permaban, including buying old, "rested" accounts. The accounts that would be categorized as having almost certainty of using bots get batch insta-banned. There's too many of us in this community alone with bot farms for them to be manually reviewing every account. However, we've never had the evidence (that I know of) to directly support the idea behind more advanced techniques such as polymorphic signature detection. Such a feature could be implemented to then easily detect the latest versions of the most popular clients. Tired, kinda drunk, but I think they may be implementing those more advanced techniques into RS3 but leaving them out of OSRS to purposefully inflate their playerbase numbers.

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Check into anti-pattern and humanization techniques. Simple random checks and camera turns aren't enough to create the small randomization in human movements. That being said, fagex uses a combination of human checking combined with machine learning to determine human v bot behavior. I highly suspect that a machine learning algorithm is behind this, flagging accounts to be reviewed and banned. Potentially, it even bans accounts that it flags with a certain level of certainty (tin foil hats boys n girls). That being said, its better to find ways to make the mouse motion itself seem as human as possible, such as implementing planned randomization into specific actions and motions which would normally be much more exact in a script and less human.. You could also create a small scale neural network, from here you could train said network with a mixture of inputs both human and bot. By teaching it to differentiate between the two, you could then teach it to behave like a human and not a bot. However, this would take considerable resources, both time and asset wise. Also, if you have a poor or rudimentary understanding of programming, ProjectPact actually has an excellent tool which he suggested above. I can attest that it does in fact have the majority if not all of the API capabilities. However, it will always fall short in its ability to be robust beyond the API being implemented directly into a script via an IDE. Through the this, you could gain quite a bit of use out of not only the OSBot API, but potentially others as well.

Best of luck! I'd say try to handle your account farming issues first. Beyond that, private and paid scripts are everything as far as keeping ban-rates lower. Maybe make a few of your own even.

Honestly lol well said, I'll check it at the door

Everybody keeps telling you to learn how to read, because you clearly haven't read much with the questions you're asking. Do your research before you jump in balls to the wall. Otherwise you're going to end up wasting a lot of time and money. Here's the gist, 1.) Don't use fresh accounts or any accounts you don't expect to get banned. Fresh accounts specifically have an incredibly higher ban rate compared to aged accounts. Activity is also everything, botting any f2p skills such as mining and WC (especially with a free script) are high ban rate tasks. Same with high gold farming tasks such as revenants, wyverns, blast-furnace, etc. 2.) Free scripts WILL GET YOU BANNED. 3.) Unless you're legitimately gold farming you don't need a mule. The idea behind jagex banning the mule is to hamper the progress of a bot farm. It's not a standard measure by any means, its a manual action taken when they review the history of the account and the accounts they've traded with. I promise your single lvl-3 alt in lumbridge isn't a super-spy that Jaglords can't see right through. Unless you're moving 75m+ per hour its not worth. 4.) Every monday is a large banwave, Jagex works weekdays too. 5.) Hooked on phonics was a great program when I was a kid, might teach you a little more reading comprehension. Everything is on the forums, there's a search bar to save you and everyone else frustration.

Did you Not see this post? Literally pinned in this forum section. "I had three brand new accounts I was suicide botting get banned, wtf!" *facepalm*

This couldn't be more perfectly put. The elegance combined with the character flow is like the sea which disembogues into the ocean. Somebody give this man a medal.

The table for the grand exchange function is blank for me, could you list out some of the recommended items you mention in your detailed features list.

Purchased a bond and an account, smooth and easy. Good prices too.

Mirror mode is for VIP users, that being said its basically an extra catch for client checks. It basically mirrors a real osrs client in real-time and you can then run scripts using osbot but it looks like your using official client. It's nice, not guaranteed to keep you from getting banned. It does however work as an extra precaution and supposedly it's prevented bans before.

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It helps to make 5-6 accounts and run them through the quest parts. From there I usually do a few other skills for a bit, maybe quests, then ice box for a week to 12 days before I apply bonds. Here's an account I made fresh today doing the above.

Experienced an issue, started a base lvl 1 new members account at the GE with coins in the bank, but it continues to loop while first setting up the bank. Console log below. [INFO][Bot #1][03/27 11:05:00 AM]: Setting bank... [INFO][Bot #1][03/27 11:05:00 AM]: Updated bank. [INFO][Bot #1][03/27 11:05:02 AM]: Setting bank... [INFO][Bot #1][03/27 11:05:02 AM]: Updated bank. [INFO][Bot #1][03/27 11:05:04 AM]: Setting bank... [INFO][Bot #1][03/27 11:05:04 AM]: Updated bank. [INFO][Bot #1][03/27 11:05:06 AM]: Setting bank... [INFO][Bot #1][03/27 11:05:06 AM]: Updated bank. [INFO][Bot #1][03/27 11:05:07 AM]: Terminating script Perfect Blast Furnace... [INFO][Bot #1][03/27 11:05:08 AM]: Setting bank... [INFO][Bot #1][03/27 11:05:08 AM]: Updated bank. [INFO][Bot #1][03/27 11:05:08 AM]: Script Perfect Blast Furnace has exited! Edit: Was on a non-members world as well.......Got it working, started it on a members world with cash in inv. Edit2: Got it working with cash in inventory on a F2P world as well. Might be an issue with the cash check getting stuck if its not in the inventory.

So it obviously would take some work as far as development goes. That being said, I had an idea for a humanization method for botting. Now one of the primary issues with randomizing using random numbers is that over the course of time a pattern always becomes evident based on the floor and ceiling being used. So what if the user gave the bot a human mouse path to use as a basis and then randomized points on the path in order to create variation? A good example would be a high-alchemy script. The user would first perform 1-3 high alchemy casts manually while the bot records (have buttons to control the recording) and from here the bot will use this mouse motion to create the activity. However, while the bot would use the user generated path as its initial basis for how to perform the activity. It would randomize specific (or random) positions in the path to create enough small variations in the movement to mimic the natural variance in human hand motions. Could also help in creating a more human speed for scripts to operate at. Does anybody think this is a good or bad idea? I'd love to hear others thoughts and opinions on the topic.

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Not spreading FUD. I AM ABSOLUTELY NOT CERTAIN ABOUT THESE CLAIMS! However, you might need to check the anti-ban methods being used. I've had 4-5 accounts banned in the last month, and each time the last script I ran was Stealth Quester. One account full suicided like 50qp so not to surprising. However, on different IPs, I've had at least 4 accounts now banned shortly after running. I do take normal precautions and don't suicide bot on the same IPs as accounts I try to safely train up. Again, I'm not sure about this at all. However, as of late this has always been the last script ran on those accounts. (I am aware that they sometimes flag on weekends and ban on Mondays. However, these accounts pretty much only ran this script.)

Searched to see if you answered already and saw lots of attention but no real answer. Any plans for adding fremennik trials ??? Would love it along with all the awesome ones we already have!

Would love a trial to the apa sandcrabs script

Was attempting to make a purchase when I noticed something sketchy. When purchasing via PayPal, watch the price very carefully. The site advertises a 4.71% selling fee for paying with this service and a price of $3.93 for 6m. 3.93 * 1.0471 = 4.12 Their payment processor quoted a price of 6.62 in the paypal checkout despite being quoted 3.93 + 4.71% on the website. 4.12/6.62 = .62235 aka They're over charging by a whopping 38% *******DEAL WITH CAUTION THEY WILL OVERCHARGE YOU. PLEASE DO THE MATH WHEN YOU ARE CHECKING OUT! THIS IS SOMETHING ANYBODY CAN CHECK WITHOUT SPENDING MONEY AS WELL!******

Literally asking to avoid that, enjoy that massive chip on your shoulder and the fact that yet another person you interacted with in life doesn't like you now. I see that, thanks. A little more clear now, not a previously banned member so shouldn't have any issues if I forget one on or something like that.

You can run multiple versions of Java on a single machine very easily. Step 1. Download Java Runtime Environment 8* (This works for using any version of java.) https://www.oracle.com/java/technologies/javase-jre8-downloads.html (Oracle will require a registration now-a-days, as an official distributor of JRE/JDK/etc you can trust Oracle.) Step 2. Install Java 8 using the default settings for all installation instructions. (Note: Remember where your default file path when you install it. By default, it should be within your program files on your main drive.) Step 3. Move your OSBot jar executable into a folder, then open the folder. Step 4. Right click in the white space within the folder, towards the bottom of the drop down menu select, New > Text Document. Once this is done, save and name the file, "Run", DO NOT CLOSE IT. Step 5. Open windows file explorer and go-to your local disc drive (Usually labeled "Local Disk(C:)" Step 6. Open your program files folder and go to your Java folder (will be (x86) or not depending on your type of install being 32 or 64 bit) Step 7. Inside your Java folder, open up the folder for the version of Java you want to use and then open the folder labeled "bin". Step 8. Inside the bin folder, right click the **application** named **"Java"** and select properties from the drop down menu. (Be aware of files with similar names.) Step 9a. copy and paste the file path from the details reached through step 8 into the text document we created before for later. Step 9b. copy and paste the following into the text document, replace "C:\FILEPATH\" with your own file path for Java executable. (Remember to re-name osbot.jar to your jar filename as well.) "C:\FILEPATH\" -jar "osbot.jar" pause Step 10. SAVE THE FILE AS, from here select "All file types" and name the file, "run.bat" Example: "C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.8.0_241\bin\java.exe" -jar "osbotlatest.jar" pause For anybody curious, the pause is simply there to keep the console open while the JRE is in execution. Makes me feel warm and snugly, not needed. This could/should fix your issue.

I understand not being allowed to use proxies on the website, that makes total sense to me. However, what if I forget to turn mine off in the tray for when I'm browsing chrome and such, can I still get in trouble if I'm not posting? Like complete accidental access to the OSBot forums with a proxy because I forgot I had one running kind of deal. Also, what about browsers like Brave that attempt to prevent web-tracking techniques?