SRL Archive - Senior Scripts and Snippets

I need to run this one a little longer and iron out all the minor issues. But I was wondering: anyone have a player with at least Hunter 43? My script works well from Hunter Level 43 to 69.


<============== - Progress Report ===============>
Worked for 2 Hours, 18 Minutes and 28 Seconds
Caught 359 Kebbits
Gained approx 39490 XP
Buried 369 Bones
Dropped 228 Spotted Furs
Dropped 134 Dark Furs
Dropped 0 Dashing Furs
Gained XP by Drops: 41400

38 ATM, then I would love to test it :)

lol…i made one awhile ago..i deleted it but it was pretty easy becuz of the yellow arrows..the only bad part was those kebbits are little and so damn fast

i made the switch to salamanders..

From: RAM
38 ATM, then I would love to test it :)

38! Well I updated the birdtrap. But it only works with one trap in the tropics. :( But pretty flawless… but crappy coding hehe!

@charmz:I hate quests: I catch approx. 30% of the kebbits. I still believe Jagex only registers Clicks, no?

These memberscripts all monitor the distance of legits. If legits stick around too long (1 minute) I simply log out for a bit…

BTW: Haven't encountered one single random in this area.

From: WT-Fakawi
38! Well I updated the birdtrap. But it only works with one trap in the tropics. :( But pretty flawless… but crappy coding hehe!

@charmz:I hate quests: I catch approx. 30% of the kebbits. I still believe Jagex only registers Clicks, no?

These memberscripts all monitor the distance of legits. If legits stick around too long (1 minute) I simply log out for a bit…

BTW: Haven't encountered one single random in this area.

How do you mean that? If you are referring to if they see your mouse movements on screen(even if you don't click) then yes, they can detect your mouse's "path".

@Randoms, I've found that true about the hunting area's south of the Piscatoris Fishing Colony. When I was "training" (;)) hunter there a few weeks back. I rarely encountered randoms which I found odd because I had the script running for 6+ hours each time. Members only skills might not have as many randoms? Just a thought.

Fawki, I am always interested in scripts made by you. I seen that you had a re-write of a SafeCracker and Master Farmer thiever(i believe this one has been released).

Got an account with 83 hunter with members atm which I wouldnt mind getting up…not by falconry though lol. Red chins with 5 traps = very good profit and xp

From: Bebe
How do you mean that? If you are referring to if they see your mouse movements on screen(even if you don't click) then yes, they can detect your mouse's "path".

Old post from Regex: found here. So this isn't valid anymore?

We don't know whether Jagex save the mouse data for everyone, all we know is that every client does send mouse data. There could be a server-side flagging system.

As for the disbelievers, in the latest client:

        synchronized(b)
        {
            if(~s > -501) // mouseRecordIndex < 400
            {
                q[s] = pb.H; // mouseX[mouseRecordIndex] = mouseX;
                m[s] = la.t; // mouseY[mouseRecordIndex] = mouseY;
                s++; // mouseRecordIndex++;
            }
        }
        wa.a(17525, 50L); // Thread.sleep(50L); 

As for EULA violation, no. They don't record the mouse when it does not mouse/click/move in/move out of the applet. Remember Blizzard, and the Warden scandal? World of Warcraft DOES scan files, identify them individually, scan your memory, scan your process list, scan your window titles .. they lost almost no customers, and recently experienced a boom. It's very very easy to implement in the ToS.

That would make alot more sense than client side, otherwise it would be too easy to corrupt the recording/sending of the recording.

Yes, and even easier to be banned if your sent mouse data looks out of place.

From: WT-Fakawi
Old post from Regex: found here. So this isn't valid anymore?

As far as I know (from the information I have gathered from Moparisthebest forums, IRC and talking with several members involved in client modding and bot making) as soon as you're flagged they monitor your mouse movments, not just clicks. Everything from buttons pressed, speed of mouse clicks/movments is watched. The problem is there is no way of knowing if you've been flagged. Regex made that post back in 2006 when Aryan was still somewhat around. If you remember Aryan had a built in feature to check if you were flagged. That was very convinent back then, but now things have changed.
Jagex has gotten smarter. They now have the cappacity to do a lot more with their macro detection system then ever before.

If you want to know more about their detection abilities I would talk to Frank_, Super_, or Speljohan as they are (or appear to be) the most versed in the current working of the client/macro detection abilities.

P.s. It's a sad day when Ruler and Geno can safely say ibot has kicked SRL's ass :(

From: Bebe
As far as I know (from the information I have gathered from Moparisthebest forums, IRC and talking with several members involved in client modding and bot making) as soon as you're flagged they monitor your mouse movments, not just clicks. Everything from buttons pressed, speed of mouse clicks/movments is watched. The problem is there is no way of knowing if you've been flagged. Regex made that post back in 2006 when Aryan was still somewhat around. If you remember Aryan had a built in feature to check if you were flagged. That was very convinent back then, but now things have changed.
Jagex has gotten smarter. They now have the cappacity to do a lot more with their macro detection system then ever before.

If you want to know more about their detection abilities I would talk to Frank_, Super_, or Speljohan as they are (or appear to be) the most versed in the current working of the client/macro detection abilities.

P.s. It's a sad day when Ruler and Geno can safely say ibot has kicked SRL's ass :(

I'm pretty sure every account has its mouse movements and clicks sent to the servers, regardless of whether or not they are "flagged". Perhaps the stored coordinates are only used if a user is flagged for reviewing purposes.

From: Method
I'm pretty sure every account has its mouse movements and clicks sent to the servers, regardless of whether or not they are "flagged". Perhaps the stored coordinates are only used if a user is flagged for reviewing purposes.

Every movement? That would be a lot of data.

From: Method
I'm pretty sure every account has its mouse movements and clicks sent to the servers, regardless of whether or not they are "flagged". Perhaps the stored coordinates are only used if a user is flagged for reviewing purposes.

Obviously clicks are sent, it's mouse movements that are in question. And alone with that, what else is logged when a user is flagged or not flagged. This information is highly useful for SRL imo and worth research.

From: Wizzup?
Every movement? That would be a lot of data.

Exactly my thinking… Unless they store them on a temporary basis that is deleted upon user logout or a set time unless the user gets flagged and the movements are stored for further review.

From: Bebe

P.s. It's a sad day when Ruler and Geno can safely say ibot has kicked SRL's ass :(

Alas, it is the Power of Money… but it won't keep me awake at nights :)

From: Bebe
Exactly my thinking… Unless they store them on a temporary basis that is deleted upon user logout or a set time unless the user gets flagged and the movements are stored for further review.

Which leads me to believe that they only send mouse clicks. They obviously need to check those for validity and such, but I have my doubts they would store these, perhaps only on a temporary basis. Another thing to keep in mind that they only "track" mouse movement in the client, not on the server. So they may just check for weird mouse movement behaviour, but if they do, you should be able to see the code that does that check in the client.

From: Wizzup?
Which leads me to believe that they only send mouse clicks. They obviously need to check those for validity and such, but I have my doubts they would store these, perhaps only on a temporary basis. Another thing to keep in mind that they only "track" mouse movement in the client, not on the server. So they may just check for weird mouse movement behaviour, but if they do, you should be able to see the code that does that check in the client.

Method corrected me on IRC yesturday and showed me the source for their client-side mouse tracking. So it appears they do track movements and clicks.

From: Bebe
Method corrected me on IRC yesturday and showed me the source for their client-side mouse tracking. So it appears they do track movements and clicks.

Tracking them isn't the same as saving them. Anyway, if they track mouse movements, I'd like to see the source… Anyone? :)

Yea show us the source and tell me how you got it xD

From: the scar noob
Yea show us the source and tell me how you got it xD

How do you think private servers work? :)

Here's some of the chat log from our irc conversation, which contains links to the code that stores and sends the information to the server:

2010-01-06–16:50:04 <Bebe> Method
2010-01-06–16:50:09 <Method> yes?
2010-01-06–16:50:57 <Bebe> Care to debate macro detection with me?
2010-01-06–16:50:59 <Bebe> :P
2010-01-06–16:51:37 <Method> i'll discuss it with you
2010-01-06–16:51:52 *** Blumblebee has quit IRC
2010-01-06–16:52:40 <Bebe> Well you said that all clicks and movments are sent to the server. I don't think that's correct. Obviously clicks are sent to the server because otherwise all your actions would only be client side and useless
2010-01-06–16:53:12 <Method> i'll paste some code that proves all movements are logged and sent
2010-01-06–16:53:14 <Bebe> but the actual movments would be a large amount of data, as wizzup said, so to collect that information would be quite an endever by Jagex
2010-01-06–16:53:27 <Bebe> Not just when you're "flagged"
2010-01-06–16:53:32 <Bebe> ?
2010-01-06–16:53:40 *** Widget` has quit IRC
2010-01-06–16:54:25 <Method> Bebe: http://pastie.org/private/tw0hkeeqfmrt6ugmb2xg
2010-01-06–16:54:38 <Method> that class is always instantiated with the boolean parameter in the constructor set to true
2010-01-06–16:54:54 <Method> (which indicates whether or not to log the mouse)
2010-01-06–16:55:47 <Bebe> hmm I wonder how they handle that amount of data though
2010-01-06–16:55:56 <Bebe> Unless it's stored temporarly..
2010-01-06–16:56:11 <Bebe> and deleted ever few minutes or on user logout
2010-01-06–16:56:56 <Method> dunno, but here's the code that sends movements and clicks, back to back in a method
2010-01-06–16:56:57 <Method> http://pastie.org/private/0pgidhjnh1xod7vb90gmaq
2010-01-06–16:57:06 <Method> the main game loop method in fact
2010-01-06–16:57:13 <Method> which runs when you're logged in

You can use my refactored client to look up anything else you might be interested in.

<============== - Progress Report ===============>
Worked for 1 Hours, 53 Minutes and 4 Seconds
Hunting Level …
Caught 297 Kebbits
Gained approx 32670 XP
Buried 319 Bones
Dropped 224 Spotted Furs
Dropped 75 Dark Furs
Dropped 0 Dashing Furs
Gained XP by Drops: 33196
Logged out for Legits 0 Times

I will release if anyone is interested in this.

Thought it worth the double post…coming back to the original topic:


<============== - Progress Report ===============>
Worked for 59 Minutes and 50 Seconds
Hunting Level 69
Caught 200 Kebbits
Gained approx 22000 XP
Buried 230 Bones
Dropped 106 Spotted Furs
Dropped 94 Dark Furs
Dropped 0 Dashing Furs
Gained XP by Drops: 23432
Logged out for Legits 0 Times

Its a massacre! And I haven't encountered ANY random of the last week I regularly autoed.

Awesome! I haven't started hunter yet but when I do I wouldn't mind having it.

<============== - Progress Report ===============>
Worked for 4 Hours, 58 Minutes and 43 Seconds
Hunting Level 71
Caught 1019 Kebbits
Gained approx 112090 XP
Buried 1102 Bones
Dropped 733 Spotted Furs
Dropped 288 Dark Furs
Dropped 0 Dashing Furs
Gained XP by Drops: 114248
Logged out for Legits 0 Times


ouch. I think I made an overnighter. BTW….no randoms.

Seems like another quality script Fakawi :)

May I have a peek at it?