OSBot 1.8.13 and 2.1.9

[Link]

Thanks for this Maxi. Glad world hopping is fixed.

[Nico]

How Can Fix That?

 

http://prntscr.com/3nxals

[nacos]

Thanks for fixing world hopping

[SparkyFailed]

yay

[Precise]

thank you @Maxi! lets hope we get more speedy updates like this ;)

[blabla123]

Thanks for update!

 

World hopping random misses alot trying to click on world for me.

[Swizzbeat]

actually, it makes the world of differences. Jagex is able to track injections but it is 1000x harder to track or detect reflection which means you can bot without being detected alot easier.

noob I even knew this XD

No you don't. There's a difference between knowing something and regurgatating information people tell you.

The only real way to legitimately avoid detection imo is to run the bot on an entirely separate JVM instance. Or, don't code the bot in Java at all.

[D9S4]

nice one 

[qw3]

lol calm down mate. I as not regurgitating anything i do understand what I am saying, im alot smarter than you give me credit for

 

Yeah. real smart. Read what you just typed and tell me you are a smart man. XD

[Roar]

Yeah. real smart. Read what you just typed and tell me you are a smart man. XD

xD +1 had to re-read that like three times to get it ;L

[Master Chief]

Thanks for the update

[Laz]

actually, it makes the world of differences. Jagex is able to track injections but it is 1000x harder to track or detect reflection which means you can bot without being detected alot easier.

 

noob I even knew this XD

 

We use techniques to avoid the detection of injection. Jagex only has one method of detecting injection in the client and it's via reflection (checking for non-authorized member insertions like methods or fields). Our loader has a feature which injects your runtime JVM and xboots the modified classes to prevent detection via reflection.

 

So in essence, injection isn't causing people's bots to be detected, it's the behavior which the bot exhibits that Jagex is able to profile. This is why script writers should be writing more complex, human-like scripts instead of simply getting it to work as efficient as possible. Additionally, we've already started developing features that would make the profiling of bots more difficult and random such as the proposed bot scheduler in conjunction with web-walking.

[Mystere]

We use techniques to avoid the detection of injection. Jagex only has one method of detecting injection in the client and it's via reflection (checking for non-authorized member insertions like methods or fields). Our loader has a feature which injects your runtime JVM and xboots the modified classes to prevent detection via reflection.

 

So in essence, injection isn't causing people's bots to be detected, it's the behavior which the bot exhibits that Jagex is able to profile. This is why script writers should be writing more complex, human-like scripts instead of simply getting it to work as efficient as possible. Additionally, we've already started developing features that would make the profiling of bots more difficult and random such as the proposed bot scheduler in conjunction with web-walking.

 

 

Thank you Laz

 

 

 

@off-topic

btw how do you put nicknames of ppl like a button? xD

Edited May 30, 2014 by Mystere

[RetardedSkiddy]

Getting better and better with every update Thanks guys!

[Ericthecmh]

Thank you Laz

 

 

 

@off-topic

btw how do you put nicknames of ppl like a button? xD

 

I believe you're talking about using the tag, ie

[member=Ericthecmh]