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Is it possible to drop inventory or items really fast?

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i dont care if it looks bot like. Maybe like ahk where the mouse jumps to positions?

Edited by blueshirt

You could use ghost mouse and record your mouse dropping the items, then you can set the speed to be 2x.3x.4x faster, etc..

I would not recommend this though, it is almost a GUARANTEE ban

i dont care if it looks bot like. Maybe like ahk where the mouse jumps to positions?

 

If you don't want to risk your account for a ban then use MouseKeys. Jagex team has said that this is allowed in the game, and most people actually make use of this, myself being one of them. I don't really suggest others as then they can get you banned, and it's against the rules. 

OSBuddy has an implemented mousekey system I believe. However, this is one of their pro features if I am correct.

Osbuddy has mousekey functions, try it out. Its a free function^

Edited by heptic

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I know how to use ahk but i'm trying to implement the fast dropping into my script

You can send key events directly to the client in order to have the mouse click at specific coordinates (and jump there).

 

eg.

ClientMouseEventHandler meh = getBot().getMouseEventHandler();
meh.generateBotMouseEvent(eventID, timeOfEvent, modifiers, x, y, clickCount, popupTrigger, buttonId, botEvent);

The class uses AWT events, so you can poke around the oracle AWT docs for more info on IDs and such.

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