Personal observations on Botting and Bans.

[RoundBox]

So before I start, do not take this as ragging on the osbot client, just merely an observations to different botting methods and outcomes.

 

To begin with, using osbot for short periods at a time (45 mins or less) and once or twice a day, you can achieve any level in most skills with most scripts and be somewhat certain that you won't get banned unless reported.

However, this would mean skills like Runecrafting would take 10 years to get.

But as most people would agree, 45 minutes just doesnt cut it and we want to gain more exp.

 

This brings me to the main body of my topic, Mouse recorders. 

 

Using a mouse recorder to macro on the OSbuddy client appears to be immune to bans.

On one of my more recent accounts I have done lvl 30-91 Fletching and 65 to 92 Magic. Both of those methods I record myself doing the skill legitimately for approximately 20-25 minutes. And then set the macro to repeat 2-3 times. After which i'll break for 10 minutes and then I restart the mouse recorder.

Using this I achieve over 430k/hr fletching exp and 105k magic exp/hr.

 

Now it's important to note that Using a Mouse recorder is only effective to actions within Runescape that use a window and not the environment that you interact with NPC's, Bank, Rocks etc.

 

Does anyone else use Mouse Recorders? 

 

[Kenny167]

What is the software that you use?

[RoundBox]

17 minutes ago, Kenny167 said:

What is the software that you use?

Murgee Mouse macro

[jesenican]

using it long time made alot of accounts 99 fletch and 99 mage and 99 craft with no bans...

[suicideplays]

wow man, i wanted to try this out so many times but i never got into it, since i think color bots can do the same thing and with more randomization, but i'm really happy that you did that work and share with us your positive results using that method

11 minutes ago, jesenican said:

using it long time made alot of accounts 99 fletch and 99 mage and 99 craft with no bans...

did you record the banking interactions when crafting ?

[botting123]

Perhaps I'm misunderstanding but wouldn't you be repeating the exact same 30 min patterns? Assuming they can monitor what coordinates you click in game wouldn't it be completely damning if over the course of 30 mins you made precisely the same pathing and mouse clicks as you did the 30 mins prior to that?

Also what exactly do you mean by using the window?  Are you just talking about something being completely static and having the same outcome no matter how many times you do it?  So for example you couldn't record yourself attacking zombies for 30 mins with mage because your kill speed/their respawn rate and location would differ each time and throw off your mouse clicks.  However if you did something like high alc the position of the spell and duration of the spell never changes so you don't have to worry about being out of sync repeating a loop of mouse clicks.

What did you do to train your mage?

[HastyLife]

3 hours ago, iBenediction said:

So before I start, do not take this as ragging on the osbot client, just merely an observations to different botting methods and outcomes.

 

To begin with, using osbot for short periods at a time (45 mins or less) and once or twice a day, you can achieve any level in most skills with most scripts and be somewhat certain that you won't get banned unless reported.

However, this would mean skills like Runecrafting would take 10 years to get.

But as most people would agree, 45 minutes just doesnt cut it and we want to gain more exp.

 

This brings me to the main body of my topic, Mouse recorders. 

 

Using a mouse recorder to macro on the OSbuddy client appears to be immune to bans.

On one of my more recent accounts I have done lvl 30-91 Fletching and 65 to 92 Magic. Both of those methods I record myself doing the skill legitimately for approximately 20-25 minutes. And then set the macro to repeat 2-3 times. After which i'll break for 10 minutes and then I restart the mouse recorder.

Using this I achieve over 430k/hr fletching exp and 105k magic exp/hr.

 

Now it's important to note that Using a Mouse recorder is only effective to actions within Runescape that use a window and not the environment that you interact with NPC's, Bank, Rocks etc.

 

Does anyone else use Mouse Recorders? 

 

Thats what I was thinking too the whole time cuz like the osbuddy client doesnt occur as an 3rd client so thinking that nothing will be or is tracked on the client

[jesenican]

8 hours ago, suicideplays said:

wow man, i wanted to try this out so many times but i never got into it, since i think color bots can do the same thing and with more randomization, but i'm really happy that you did that work and share with us your positive results using that method

did you record the banking interactions when crafting ?

yes i did molten glass

[Faust]

which mouse recorder are you using?

[suicideplays]

3 hours ago, Faust said:

which mouse recorder are you using?

he already said it

[clanffs]

Doesn't the screen move in game every few ticks to negate people using mouse recorders? Wouldn't the bank spot slow drift off of where the mouse is recorded to click?

[Molde]

Thanks for sharing this, I'm sure it will be very helpful.

Does this mean we are limited to botting 1 account Per PC and the client must be opened at all times? Or can the software bot on 2-3 clients in the background or whilst minimized?

Also for skills like crafting, magic and other bank standing skills like herblore there aren't high ban rates and you can bot easily a few hours per day.

[weber1997]

Honestly, babysitting your account is the best!

[RoundBox]

On 21/10/2017 at 3:13 PM, suicideplays said:

wow man, i wanted to try this out so many times but i never got into it, since i think color bots can do the same thing and with more randomization, but i'm really happy that you did that work and share with us your positive results using that method

did you record the bnking interactions when crafting ?

I try to avoid anything that requires banking.

17 hours ago, Molde said:

Thanks for sharing this, I'm sure it will be very helpful.

Does this mean we are limited to botting 1 account Per PC and the client must be opened at all times? Or can the software bot on 2-3 clients in the background or whilst minimized?

Also for skills like crafting, magic and other bank standing skills like herblore there aren't high ban rates and you can bot easily a few hours per day.

You can only bot a single account at a single time, unless you recorded yourself playing 2 clients side by side which is entirely possible with something such as fletching arrows.

On 22/10/2017 at 6:01 PM, clanffs said:

Doesn't the screen move in game every few ticks to negate people using mouse recorders? Wouldn't the bank spot slow drift off of where the mouse is recorded to click?

This is correct however anything that comes up in the chat window or your inventory is unaffected by this.

On 21/10/2017 at 4:12 PM, botting123 said:

Perhaps I'm misunderstanding but wouldn't you be repeating the exact same 30 min patterns? Assuming they can monitor what coordinates you click in game wouldn't it be completely damning if over the course of 30 mins you made precisely the same pathing and mouse clicks as you did the 30 mins prior to that?

Also what exactly do you mean by using the window?  Are you just talking about something being completely static and having the same outcome no matter how many times you do it?  So for example you couldn't record yourself attacking zombies for 30 mins with mage because your kill speed/their respawn rate and location would differ each time and throw off your mouse clicks.  However if you did something like high alc the position of the spell and duration of the spell never changes so you don't have to worry about being out of sync repeating a loop of mouse clicks.

What did you do to train your mage?

100% correct in everything you have said. However it doesn't seem to be that noticeable as other members have shown they have succeeded.

 

As I said all of this seems to merely be an observation. Naturally it's limited to non complex tasks.