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Log off when Mod Near

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This code isn't perfect and hasn't been tested.

 

This was requested on another thread so I thought id quickly post this

 

Before you read, this is a BAD IDEA, mods can tell you just logged off and it will look suspicious

 

 

A mod detection snippet.

When a J Mod or a player mod, is in ur area, it will auto logout and hop.

 

Make it a snippet, so everyone can implent it.

List<Player> players = client.getLocalPlayers();

        for(Player p : players) {
            
            String currentuser = p.getName();
            
            if(currentuser.startsWith("Mod ")) {
                //Log off Code Here
            }
        }

Edited by Murded

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No, they can tell you just logged off, this has been an idea before several times, and shouldn't ever be done...:/

 

I know it wasn't a good idea, but someone asked for it so I thought i'd post it

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Edit: Double Post 

 

Edited by Murded

You should make it "Mod " not just "Mod". That way it will only log out if it's a jagex mod and not if their name just starts with Mod.

 

you just said make it "Mod" not just "Mod".

 

you sir gave me a headache, learn to type

 

You should make it "Mod " not just "Mod". That way it will only log out if it's a jagex mod and not if their name just starts with Mod.

 

you just said make it "Mod" not just "Mod".

 

you sir gave me a headache, learn to type

 

 

you sir need to learn to read, and then try giving advice.

 

You should make it "Mod " not just "Mod". That way it will only log out if it's a jagex mod and not if their name just starts with Mod.

 

you just said make it "Mod" not just "Mod".

 

you sir gave me a headache, learn to type

 

you sir gave me a headache, he said "Mod "..with a space at the end. -.-

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You should make it "Mod " not just "Mod". That way it will only log out if it's a jagex mod and not if their name just starts with Mod.

 

Thanks for the suggestion, I changed the code

Just so you know, Jagex Moderators can be invisible to other players. Thus the client cannot detect them, but they can see you.

 

When they are going back to visible mode and start talking to you, you instantly log off. Yeah, thats suspicious. tongue.png

Edited by SXForce


List<Player> players = client.getLocalPlayers();

        for(Player p : players) {

            

            String currentuser = p.getName();

            

            if(currentuser.startsWith("Mod ")) {

                type("Omfg my keyboard is messing up! Unplugging it for now, ttyl.");

            }

        }

List<Player> players = client.getLocalPlayers();

        for(Player p : players) {
            
            String currentuser = p.getName();
            
            if(currentuser.startsWith("Mod ")) {
                type("Omfg my keyboard is messing up! Unplugging it for now, ttyl.");
            }
        }

Lol I like this.

List<Player> players = client.getLocalPlayers();

        for(Player p : players) {
            
            String currentuser = p.getName();
            
            if(currentuser.startsWith("Mod ")) {
                type("Omfg my keyboard is messing up! Unplugging it for now, ttyl.");
            }
        }

Yea cause peopple randomly unplug it ...

Let's all get Banned..

Lol

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