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Hey hey
Well, i've been trying to make an auto-fletcher that will run overnight at least. I'm just wondering, as far as auto-stringing goes, is this fast enough:

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We have strung 1400 bows. (100 bank trips)
We have been working for 77 minutes.
Done 100\100 Loads...
Successfully completed!
- Strung 1400 Yew longbows in 77 minutes
- That's 18.1 bows per minute!
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**Thankyou for using Iamadam's Auto-Fletcher!**
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That ok?

From: Iamadam
Hey hey
Well, i've been trying to make an auto-fletcher that will run overnight at least. I'm just wondering, as far as auto-stringing goes, is this fast enough:

---------------------------------------------------------------------------
We have strung 1400 bows. (100 bank trips)
We have been working for 77 minutes.
Done 100\100 Loads...
Successfully completed!
- Strung 1400 Yew longbows in 77 minutes
- That's 18.1 bows per minute!
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
**Thankyou for using Iamadam's Auto-Fletcher!**
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That ok?

Yes, well.. how detectable is it?

Well everything is random (obviously), from wait times, to mouse speed, to click-coords. It doesn't do anything suspicious, and recovers from lag and things like that, so It shouldn't stop working. I dunno what else to add to make it less detectable - any ideas?

- Random Chat, use Stupid's or your own. :)

- Hmm, I'll write more as I think of them. ;D

Add a "FletchRespond" like the Potatoe responder?

From: Spky
Add a "FletchRespond" like the Potatoe responder?

Yea that owns. :p

Rotate the map angle slightly every few minutes?

Thanks for the ideas :)
I've been thinking, and I have a feeling I know the main reason we get detected when autoing:
It's the mouse movements. For sure. Think about it….
Have you ever heard of biometrics? Well, a particular field of that is dedicated to analyzing mouse movements. Some government systems even use mouse movements for authentication. See, just like finger-prints, no two people move the mouse exactly the same way. Now, since all of us use the BenLand mouse procedures, they can easily tell we are autoing. All it takes is one report or failed random, and then they start to monitor the mouse…. well their supercomputers start to monitor the mouse. And they monitor and monitor….and monitor some more… and eventually realise a shocking truth…
WE MOVE OUR MOUSE JUST LIKE ALL THE OTHER PEOPLE THAT HAVE BEEN BANNED FOR AUTOING!

Now that they see that, they send out a nice little message, and next time you try to log in…
BAM!
You get the dreaded message….


[/Wasting time]

Wow that went too far.
Thanks alot for the input :)

nice script dude will you release it

problem is: how much data does actually pass on to Jagex? From what I gather, Jagex doesnt monitor our Mouse Movements at all, it monitors the Clicks and the Timing Interval. Only when we get flagged our mouse movements are tracked. But how much tracking would that be? At what rate is mousemovementdata send to jagex about? It has got to be in the code but alas I do not have the knowledge :(

but true, Biometric could be involved, but from what I gather from Jagex, I dont think so…. they are much more into Quests and keeping the paying community happy and entertained, then they are into getting rid of the 0.1% SRL cheaters. (….Though the Chinese could cause a problem, come to mention it!)

So, in short, unless you are flagged, your mouse movements are NOT recorded.

From: WT-FAKAWI
So, in short, unless you are flagged, your mouse movements are NOT recorded.

All it takes is one report or failed random, and then they start to monitor the mouse

Report or failed random = flag usually.