@OSBot Dev Team and All smart scripters

[TheJCR]

Can I get your two cents on this: 

http://osbot.org/forum/topic/85272-botting-data-collection/?hl=okabe

 

 

@@Alek

@@MGI

@@Maldesto

 

^And the rest of the Dev team

 

 

Is it possible to design a script that mimics human behaviour 100%... why or why not?

 

Also, do we know what data jagex collects?

Edited December 9, 2016 by TheJCR

[Night]

No, you cannot create a script to "mimic human behaviour 100%".

[oTroll]

The computer only do what you tell it to do, a human can do whatever they want to do. Therefore a computer cannot mimic a human's behavior

[Oliver]

No scripter nor programmer but Its somehow clear that you can't act human to 100%

Edited December 9, 2016 by Oliver

[Alek]

Maldesto isn't a Developer. Also a lot more goes into a ban than just mouse movements. You could have "realistic" mouse movements and still get banned pretty quickly. Also collecting data on human mouse movements has been done countless times over the past 10 years on specifically botting; this is nothing new. 

[TheJCR]

Maldesto isn't a Developer. Also a lot more goes into a ban than just mouse movements. You could have "realistic" mouse movements and still get banned pretty quickly. Also collecting data on human mouse movements has been done countless times over the past 10 years on specifically botting; this is nothing new. 

 

So why would you still get banned if you were able to mimic a human?

 

As for the human mouse movements, why is this ineffective?

[Khaleesi]

So why would you still get banned if you were able to mimic a human?

 

As for the human mouse movements, why is this ineffective?

 

If we would only know how their detection works we would be millionairs by now...

Don't bother asking, because barely anybody knows anything about it

[TheJCR]

If we would only know how their detection works we would be millionairs by now...

Don't bother asking, because barely anybody knows anything about it

 

Alrighty then. I'll stop asking until I do some more research.

 

But... Thanks to everyone whose giving their two cents. It helps

 

Please close this thread