I have thought about doing a more complicated version of this that involves more behavior than just sleep times. Thoughts on this? I would especially like to see what a dev thinks of it.

   public int onLoop() throws InterruptedException{
        long timeRunning = System.currentTimeMillis() - scriptStartTime;
        double hours = (double)timeRunning/1000/60/60;
        log("Hours passed: " + hours);
        double returnValue = ((Math.sin(hours) +1) * 1000);
        log("Returning value: " + (int)returnValue + "millis");
        return (int)returnValue;
    }

Edited February 24, 20169 yr by AresScripts

cus when a player interacts with runescape, they respond by doing the sine of the hours they play for... makes perfect sense!

cus when a player interacts with runescape, they respond by doing the sine of the hours they play for... makes perfect sense!

No, but players do lose focus and regain focus over time just like a sine wave goes up and down over time.

They can't ban players for not showing fatigue.

Think of all the rs cokeheads.

I don't know.

They can't ban players for not showing fatigue.

Think of all the rs cokeheads.

I don't know.

I got the idea from doing some manual motherlode mining. Its SO easy to tell who is a bot because they instantly mine something else when their ore vein is depleted.

/tinfoil

/tinfoil

 

This is somewhat similar idea of what I'm doing

 

I have an enum with a bunch of actions we do irl (toilet, smoking, grab drink, check website, get lost in a read, ...)

They have an frequenty rate as well as a min-max duration.

Also got this for pseudo's.

Then based on that I pass the duration as return for the onloop.

Edited February 25, 20169 yr by lisabe96

 

Yeah, but I can still model your reaction times perfectly to a sine graph.

Get some noise up in this biatch

 

 

 

Yeah, but I can still model your reaction times perfectly to a sine graph.

Get some noise up in this biatch

Im still not 100% sure if it would impact ban rates in any way

Im still not 100% sure if it would impact ban rates in any way

 

The concept is indeed good, I cover something similar in a thread back eons ago.

The execution is a bit off, however, as you can still perfectly model to a sine curve. If you add some randomness, noise etc (as well as distributional statistics!) it will look a lot more realistic as you can have a "curve of best fit" as it were just like a human.

Definitely a fan of this idea... Would mostly prevent reports - not sure if it would prevent bans.

 

Would help on scripts non-goldfarm related.

(just my opinion, and I'm a useless new guy here so take it with a grain of salt)