SRL Archive - First Scripts

hello, i am thinking about making an alcher script, and not just pretty much an auto clicker, i want to make it move the mouse maybe 2 pixels over to the right and left every minute or so, and not have the same amount of time per alch every single time, what would be the difficulty on this kind of script?

From: failpailirl
i want to make it move the mouse maybe 2 pixels over to the right and left every minute or so

What do you mean by that,

and for the "time" part:

[PHP]
const
time = 1000; // Time to wait in ms.
randomTime = 500; // Extra random amount of time to wait from 0-500 ms.

procedure waitRandom;
begin
wait(time + random(randomTime));
end;[/PHP]

other than that, the script should be fairly simple to write.

to make it move over randomly a couple of pixels every coupla of minutes

I made this for you, if this is what you mean.

program New;

{.include SRL\SRL.scar}

procedure Script_setUp;
begin
  setupSRL;
end;

const
  timeToWait = 5000; // Time to wait before moving the mouse again, in ms.

function randomMouse : boolean;
var
  x, y, mTime : integer;
begin
  markTime(mTime);
  getMousePos(x, y);
  repeat
    sleep(1000);
    disguise('Waiting...');
    result := false;
  until (timeFromMark(mTime) > (timeToWait) + random(500));
  mmouse(x + random(100), y + random(100), 0, 0);
  disguise('Moved to a random spot.');
  result := true;
end;

begin
  Script_setUp;
  randomMouse;
end.
  

From: Sebo
I made this for you, if this is what you mean.

program New;

{.include SRL\SRL.scar}

procedure Script_setUp;
begin
  setupSRL;
end;

const
  timeToWait = 5000; // Time to wait before moving the mouse again, in ms.

function randomMouse : boolean;
var
  x, y, mTime : integer;
begin
  markTime(mTime);
  getMousePos(x, y);
  repeat
    sleep(1000);
    disguise('Waiting...');
    result := false;
  until (timeFromMark(mTime) > (timeToWait) + random(500));
  mmouse(x + random(100), y + random(100), 0, 0);
  disguise('Moved to a random spot.');
  result := true;
end;

begin
  Script_setUp;
  randomMouse;
end.
  

i did that and this happened.

Line 63: [Error] (579:11): Unknown identifier 'CreateTPAFromBMP' in script Z:\home\patrick\scarprerelease\includes\SRL\SRL\Core\Math.scar

Restart SCAR?

same error, idk, i am doing it from linux and this is my first time actually using srl on linux, so idk i think its me.

You didn't move your plugins correctly.

oh what didnt i do?

I dunno. I just know you did something wrong. :p Redo it and follow Coh3n's guide EXACTLY.

the only thing i can think of is the file that is folder that says "move this to plugin" and i already moved it. and i also deleted it and reinstalled it again.

You don't move the actual folder, you move the things inside it.

oh thats probably why, rofl irl. k ill get on it then report back to tmmrw

One alch requires 2 clicks. You can make them both pretty random but together they would be about the same time ;) Also i suggest using timers so anti ban wouldn't slow it down :P

yea, my goal is to put a shitload of antiban on here, and make this script a very good alcher and nearly unbannable.

:p People tend to over complicate things. I've a couple posts about this. Too lazy to find them.

Don't make it move pixels, it's unnecessary and makes you look more botlike (always moving at similar intervals, moving the same amount, etc.). A real human will most likely move mousekeys, so their mouse won't move at all while alching (when I played legit I would alch for hours at a time while watching movies, mouse did not move at all due to mousekeys).
If you really want some good anti-ban, have it check tabs and/or have an option for auto-talking (very good if in a crowded area). However, antiban really isn't necessary with alching scripts, as I know many many people who have gotten 99 alching with only a randomized autoclicker.

From: i luffs yeww
:p People tend to over complicate things. I've a couple posts about this. Too lazy to find them.

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From: i luffs yeww
I got it to compile and run by just editing out a few things, but I haven't tested it. A (almost) 3000 line alcher seems very unnecessary, though.. I've almost 83 mage from simple 15 line scripts. Which is what I always use when I auto..

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