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BravoTaco, Hey, thanks for your reply. I definitely can come up with solutions to some (or maybe even all) of the issues that I run into in reaction based scripts. I would like to create an elegant solution that would allow the script to record itself, run the recording through an algorithm to smooth out the script, then playback the recording while the script monitors the progress. This could be used anywhere there is repetitive tasks. Imagine runecrafting... the macro could allow the mouse to begin moving to where the alter is even before the player has teleported. A human running runes would do that... To make this work though I need to be able to record mouse and keyboard events and therein lies the problem I am trying to solve.

I am trying to record mouse movements and clicks generated by the bot. I can record mouse movements easily enough using the getMouse().getPosition() I am having issues however finding the way to get mouse clicks. Normally this is done implementing a MouseListener interface but everything I can find in the forums relates to listening to mouse clicks from human input which I can do easily enough. If your curious as to why I want to do this, its because I want to give my scripts some level of event prediction. What I mean by that is lets say your stringing yew bows... you must have the bank closed before stringing your next set... normally you'd have the bot wait for the window to close and then you'd move the mouse to the inventory to begin those interaction events. A human might begin moving the mouse even before the client knows the bank window is closed. If you could record how the bot is interacting you could playback those recordings in an async thread in much the same way a mouse recorder would, but removing idle mouse movement. Any comments or suggestions would be great!