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  1. OSbot is broken after OSRS update.. they are working on a patch.
  2. There are very few players on OSRS worlds now... so it may be a problem on the server side.
  3. Nice guide. Everythings seems to be sketchy again. Worlds have very few active players at the moment (some as few as 10), so I guess it will take some time for the update (and bug fixes) to propagate... I am still using Stealth by the way...
  4. If I was trying to find bots, I would have used complex mathematics to look for non-random patterns. The "random" generator in the OSbot is not going to be very random if you start analysing it. Especially when "random" is used as part of a script. Making real random numbers (or instances) in a computer is very hard. The problem with pattern analysis is that it will take time to get enough data. So I recon if you bot slow enough.. it will be harder to see the patterns. Simply because one can't follow all accounts for all the time, so the time to find a bot (through analysis) is going to be limited. Anyway, with all the other methods to detect or flag bots, its going to be a game of luck.
  5. No sht. I have an old RS3 account with over 1000 items. I can't even remember what all that stuff is for.
  6. My first ban was a permanent ban, so it doesn't matter.
  7. Hi I am quite new to this botting although I played RS in the early days with some mouse clicker software. I was mainly botting agility since that was extremely boring (and easy to bot). Well, I must say I am impressed by the OSbot API and all that I have achieved with it in a couple of weeks. Its fun to program and quite easy to get going. Total botting time on the first (bot) account is probably less than 4 hours over these two weeks... most of the time I was programming and improving the script. Today I wanted to do a few quests. I wanted to do them manually because its kind of fun. And one needs a few quest points to be able to sell things. A few minutes after the first quest I was banned permanently. So why was I banned? Well, yesterday I tried one of the free scripts for mining. It was a total disaster and didn't work well at all. So total botting time on that was probably less than 15 minutes. Still I would think that this is a well known script that Jagex have trained their system on. It may have flagged me. My (evolving) script was also updated yesterday to include chopping wood and setting them on fire. That is not a very mixed way to bot, so I added banking (of some logs) once in a while. Still, while developing it I could have made the mistake of doing things too many times. I got to level 30 woodcutting in maybe 1 hour... Third possible mistake was to streamline my code. Originally all was a heap of unreadable if-statements which I improved by using a bunch of switch-case statements. The result was code that actually started doing things the way I originally though... and everything became much less random. Experience per hour went way up... probably too much. So what was it? I don't know, but doing things too fast and using free scripts are probably a straight way to bot hell. It also feels a little disappointing that it was banned so quickly, but most stats were already above level 20 and cooking was 46. Remembering the old days, it would have taken me months to get there, so I would think that fast-botting is the primary culprit here. Anyway.. I will continue this thing. Its fun, its rewarding and after being banned... I just have to prove for myself that I can make something that survives for a few more weeks. Two weeks is not good enough.
  8. Please publish link that doesn't require registration
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