I see how some of the scripts don't allow the mouse icon to move around with whatever you are doing (click, drag, point etc...) Could this possibly become a threat or be spotted by jagex?

Also, are combat scripts less likely to get detected since the pattern isn't repeated a lot?

Edited April 25, 201610 yr by ceylonboy

I don't really understand what you're asking. Your mouse isn't gonna move with the script....it has its own built in "mouse".

Not quite sure what you're asking...

ye bro ya know. got banned insta 100 mouse listerner not active. u gots to active it mayn u know. haha like ndo the deed and active it iosbot or we all get banned hahaha.a,.a.. ya no

The client has it's own mouse, I'm under the assumption that when you interact with the bots interface your mouse is actually having no interaction but relaying the position and actions to the virtual one (I could be wrong).
The use of a virtual mouse voids the need for the bot to control your cursor so the client default disables human input when scripts are running.

Depends on what scale you consider a pattern to lie. 
The pattern could be as simple as Tutorial Island > starts killing commonly botted npc > loots > ect 
with the detection being parsed over it only being inhuman camera movements and reactions.
 

Knock on wood, I haven't been banned for using an auto clicker with random time intervals!

wtf u confused me