We know they use behavior analysis server side because people were banned for paying for infernal capes and when asked, the mod team said they build a "profile" on players and can tell exactly who is playing what account. The thing most bot developers don't get about anti ban is, well humans aren't random.Īn easy way to catch a ban is to create something completely random. I will likely test this on a second account and run it similarly to how I would on my main, for ~45 minutes at a time, 3-5 times a day and see how they handle that account.ĭo you guys think I need to program random mouse movements within the click area? And do I need to also program it to be more irratic so as to more closely emulate human behavior? But most importantly, I have seen mostly that people get a temp ban of 1-2 days for the first detection of autoclicking, and perma ban after the second offense, is that definitely true? I have never botted/autoclicked on my main so there should be no pre-existing issues with it. Worth mentioning as well that the cursor does not move at all. I'm posting this because I want thoughts on autoclicking given that this script is "computer random" aka over a span of ~5 minutes or more it will follow a normal distribution which I imagine could be fairly easy to detect. It does have a relatively random click interval, here's that line of code: time.sleep((np.random.rand()*9 + 10)/100)
Basically, the script lets me set my cursor on particular coordinates, and then I run it to a set timestamp.
I am not going to include the script itself unless people think it's safe to do so (I worry Jagex could see this and use that to very easily detect me). Hey guys, I put together a python script to autoclick for me, wondering what your thoughts are (especially those with python experience).
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