From: cosmasjdz
no i dont use global variables basicly i keep an eye on it, i dont leave it afk. I am updating it, fixing toobotty things, since it used to be in developement stage, wanted to add world hopping if oponent is near, fix some small issues, mostly the teleport toedge procedure. I also kept working on another script while waiting this one to fail. Basicly i use2 acc at the same time the another one is safe. and yep this script only was being used 1acc at a time. I used to bot for like 3-4 hours a day, longer at weekends after work. i dont trust it enough to leave overnight or while i am at work. It doesnt do repetetive things, have 2 separate atacking functions, some variations/antiban/minibreaks crowded everywhere as there could be, some antiban has like 1/3500 chances during antiban procedure like i said stacked 3 floors antiban… Iv lost another acc week ago when starting this script but then i didnt even had walking procedure variations, i have not had drags locating procedure, used to turn screen random angles.. and it survived 4k drags so around 50 hours without any antiban and just some very primitive procedures. Now i have quickloot, Normal loot, normal loot has variations whatever pick first etc… i just think somehow jagex seen smart? or 2 accs? By the way cache is in same folder…….
IF jagex can see smart right now, they have not decided to ban everyone using smart. Either there is an issue with your script, or you used a different script that was buggy on your account that got it flagged, or you ended up using the same cache with a bugged/unstable script, or you got player reported.
By the way you describe your usage of the program, it does not sound like you trust it at all. I leave my scripts running for long periods of time, and I don't bat an eye, or have any anxiety over them, as they have many fail safes. By using a reporting system/variables to keep track of each procedure/function/action you do, if it DOES mess up, you can easily tell where the mess ups are coming from, and adjust it.
There should be no issue of trust in your script running, the procedures either work 99% of the time, or they don't, or jagex updated something/lag(and the lag can be dealt with). A script will do exactly what you tell it to do. I'd recommend tracking all your methods, and debugging it after running it a bit to see what is problematic, and then refine from there.