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How to disable quest and inventory seaching in webwalk

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Hi,

Everytime when webwalk is executed, it's searching for quests / inventory too fast and it's raising concern about my bot detection. One of my bots had been immediately banned the moment it started webwalk. May be coincidence but just to be safe, any way to disable it quest/inventory search ?

I have tried setting all to false but it's still searching quest:

		WebWalkEvent event = new WebWalkEvent(Area);
		PathPreferenceProfile ppp = new PathPreferenceProfile();
		
		
		
		ppp.checkBankForItems(false);
		ppp.checkEquipmentForItems(false);
		ppp.checkInventoryForItems(false);
		
		ppp.setAllowCharters(false);
		ppp.setAllowFairyRings(false);
		ppp.setAllowGliders(false);
		ppp.setAllowSpiritTrees(false);
		ppp.setAllowObstacles(false);
		ppp.setAllowTeleports(false);
		
		event.setPathPreferenceProfile(ppp);
        execute(event);

 

Bans don't happen immediately so you were already destined to be banned.

No way to turn those things off, as the WebWalker requires those things to calculate the best path. Only way around it is to use a WalkingEvent with position[] to walk with.

Even though you were banned while web-walking that doesn't necessarily mean that web-walking is what got you flagged. The data collected from your account must've just looked very bot-ish.

As for the quests tab, I doubt they're tracking the instances of who opens their quest tab before walking or else that might cause a lot of false-flags.

To solve your problem, you could always use a different walk class, but the downfall is they can't take you as far of a distance as web walking.

Check out: https://osbot.org/api/org/osbot/rs07/api/Walking.html

I guess the only option here is to not use WebWalker at all. Tho if you script it with WalkingEvent it will use more resources :) 

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