11 minutes ago, Reveance said:

What, your own mouse movement algorithm using a modified poisson distribution? ;p

I use 5-10 different distributions randomly within my public scripts. each time a new user uses my script, he gets locked into his own personal distribution so that it will mimick a real human playing. This is why there has been less than 1% bans reported on my public scripts. 

I am here to ensure the lowest ban rates on OSBOT 

2 minutes ago, Juggles said:

I use 5-10 different distributions randomly within my public scripts. each time a new user uses my script, he gets locked into his own personal distribution so that it will mimick a real human playing. This is why there has been less than 1% bans reported on my public scripts. 

I am here to ensure the lowest ban rates on OSBOT 

simply amazing always 420 steps ahead of the game

14 minutes ago, Juggles said:

I use 5-10 different distributions randomly within my public scripts. each time a new user uses my script, he gets locked into his own personal distribution so that it will mimick a real human playing. This is why there has been less than 1% bans reported on my public scripts. 

I am here to ensure the lowest ban rates on OSBOT 

Just curious, but do you use them as a mouse movement algorithm or a reaction algorithm...?

EDIT: And why choose a distribution randomly? I'd think it would be better to initialize them with different parameters for each user but use the same distribution for a specific thing since it's based on specific situations (e.g. Poisson distribution within the mouse movements, Generalized extreme value distribution comes close to human reaction etc..)

Edited April 1, 20178 yr by Reveance

38 minutes ago, Reveance said:

Just curious, but do you use them as a mouse movement algorithm or a reaction algorithm...?

EDIT: And why choose a distribution randomly? I'd think it would be better to initialize them with different parameters for each user but use the same distribution for a specific thing since it's based on specific situations (e.g. Poisson distribution within the mouse movements, Generalized extreme value distribution comes close to human reaction etc..)

Because anti ban bro. 

I don't want to discuss the exact methods because you could be a Jagex spy undercover trying to unveil my methods

Edited April 1, 20178 yr by Juggles

My man, thank you Alek. gj as always

@Charlotte  

thx bro but i found the best anti lesser bans! ANTI PATTERN! 'PERFECT' ANTI-BAN!

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rng.setSeed(context.getClient().getUsername().hashCode());

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21 minutes ago, Chris said:

thx bro but i found the best anti lesser bans! ANTI PATTERN! 'PERFECT' ANTI-BAN!

HERES MY CODE SO U TOO CAN HAVE PREMIUM ANTIBAN

rng.setSeed(context.getClient().getUsername().hashCode());

THIS IS A PREMIUM ENGINE ANTIBAN!

GOOD TO ADD TO UR ANTIBAN ALGORITHMTHHZZSEENRWER 

BEST ANTI BAN TOO DATE!

 

thx for ur contribution where do i put code for maximum antiban?

29 minutes ago, Stimpack said:

 

thx for ur contribution where do i put code for maximum antiban?

onExit() bro. stop ur script 6 times and ur client will preform with fatigue!

april fools! 

47 minutes ago, Chris said:

onExit() bro. stop ur script 6 times and ur client will preform with fatigue!

can I toss it in after every method to prevent bans?

This should be implemented into the client long ago. Keeping up with anti-ban methods should be the first priority in every client.

Then again, scripters are always free to implement this into their scripts to provide the best experience for their users.

Greatt

Deez nuts

Behold ladies and gentlemen, an even further decrease in the value of RSGP

 

 

good shit time to put fatigue in