So I just made a pretty basic woodcutter so far (shoutout to H0ppy's tutorials) and I ran it to do some testing. While I was sitting there watching my guy go to work I wondered how easily Jagex can detect our bots. Is it no problem for them? Can they just observe my choppy mouse movements and ban me within minutes? Besides a J Mod finding me, which I'm not really afraid of, I was just wondering on a scale of "ohplz - undetectable" where:

 

1: A simple and new bot like mine would lie

2: The majority of the bots in the SDN would lie

 

Edited July 27, 201312 yr by pittasium

If ur script doesnt have anti ban, ur gonna get banned by jagex quicker. 

 

I'd like to know too

Getting banned for using a script just means the you had a shitty scripter tbh.... 

 

 

Either way the client it self inst very detectable. 

the most risk you can take is botting when the randoms are broken.

Highly contested subject .

Some say they dont track mouse clicks etc.

 

 

id say they check the repetitiveness of the tasks you do and how long you do them. with talking? Thats why i like bots with antiban via talkers and random path generators 

Getting banned for using a script just means the you had a shitty scripter tbh.... 

 

 

Either way the client it self inst very detectable. 

the most risk you can take is botting when the randoms are broken.

 

Getting stuck in randoms  and being reported is the most likey way they catch you,

(all a scripts should have al og out failsafe if they cant solve random,

 

another bot i used dint log me out was stuck in random for like 6 hours :0)

 

 

 

  I mean to record everyones mouse clicks etc ,

would be a a huge amount of data,

 

and how the hell would you start to anaylse it?!

Edited July 27, 201312 yr by miningbot

To be honest, the truth is no one really knows this apart from jagex them selves.

 

I should think mouse tracking and all the milarki like that is quite abundant, unless the script it self is nearly a 100% repetitive then obviously bot tracking in that circumstance does become very viable to them.

 

The only real way i should think they pick up on these things is the velocity of failed random events and such, also the most 100% way is by non player compliance with moderators, and filed player reports.

All tho uisng another bot client i saw it solve a invisble random then like 2 days i got banned...