SRL Archive - RS Scripts

Can ghost mousing get you banned?


Mike408

2010-09-06 18:21:50

Im using a script that uses its own ghost mouse, while at the same time I can use my own mouse to write this. Is there any way Jagex can detect a ghost mouse like this? and if so, what are the chances of getting banned.
Script im using is Draynor Chop N' Bank.

Nava2

2010-09-06 18:36:17

If you are using SCAR, its pretty likely.

Bebe

2010-09-06 18:36:38

You are using SMART I assume then. They is a slim chance that Jagex will ban you, if at all. Of course Jagex has the ability to read client handler information and much more but it is a matter of 'if' and that's a pretty big 'if'.

Auto smartly and don't abuse the scripts and you should be perfectly fine. Due note that there is a risk in macroing, but we here at SRL strive to reduce that risk as much as possible. :)

edit:
From: Nava2
If you are using SCAR, its pretty likely.

And this post is based off of what factual information? Please by all means back your post up or your argument is moot. -.-

Awkwardsaw

2010-09-06 18:44:26

From: Bebe
You are using SMART I assume then. They is a slim chance that Jagex will ban you, if at all. Of course Jagex has the ability to read client handler information and much more but it is a matter of 'if' and that's a pretty big 'if'.

Auto smartly and don't abuse the scripts and you should be perfectly fine. Due note that there is a risk in macroing, but we here at SRL strive to reduce that risk as much as possible. :)

edit:

And this post is based off of what factual information? Please by all means back your post up or your argument is moot. -.-


i think he means the old ghost mouse feature in the old old scar versions

Mike408

2010-09-06 18:47:51

From: Awkwardsaw
i think he means the old ghost mouse feature in the old old scar versions

Im using SMART with simba.
Is there any way i can disable the auto mouse?
And if not what are some ways i can greatly reduce my chances of getting banned.

Awkwardsaw

2010-09-06 19:00:18

From: Mike408
Im using SMART with simba.
Is there any way i can disable the auto mouse?
And if not what are some ways i can greatly reduce my chances of getting banned.


smart is very, very safe. it's pretty much just as safe as any other un official rs client(afaik), if not safer. and it's more of a hassel to disable smart's mouse then it is to just use the luxury :)

Cstrike

2010-09-06 19:00:57

IIRC, it should be disabled.

If you use SMART, I think it uses it's own automouse function which isn't detectable.
If you see a red dot moving, you're set.

Mr. Doctor

2010-09-06 19:04:52

From: Mike408
Im using SMART with simba.
Is there any way i can disable the auto mouse?
And if not what are some ways i can greatly reduce my chances of getting banned.


It depends. If the script requires reflection, then no. You cannot disable SMART. If the creator says you can disable SMART by *Insert Instructions Here*, then drag the client picker onto the Runescape login, unless specified elsewhere.

Ways that help reduce ban are not using it 24/7. Other ways have to implemented into the script itself.

Edit: I think he means silent mouse.

TRiLeZ

2010-09-06 21:40:40

It depends on how long you use ghost mouse / if someone reports you / if you trigger a flag, which makes Jagex check up on your account. My friend used ghost mouse for a while when he was getting 99 mage and revived a ban for it.

Nava2

2010-09-07 00:52:31

Okay, Ghost Mouse != SMART Mouse.

SMART Mouse was written by Benland, the old Ghost Mouse was written by Kaitnieks in SCAR back in the day. This was not a SCAR bash, it was merely stating a fact.

There is ghost mouse support partially in Simba, I'm not sure if it is functioning though. The code is started though.

Bebe

2010-09-07 03:51:30

Ghost mouse was written by Dylock actually iirc

Markus

2010-09-08 11:31:45

Ghost mouse was actually called Silent Mouse iirc, Ghostmouse was the program that repeated your mouse movements.

Bebe

2010-09-08 15:45:44

From: Markus
Ghost mouse was actually called Silent Mouse iirc, Ghostmouse was the program that repeated your mouse movements.

In the context of what Nava2 was talking about it was easier to use the same reference as him as we would both know what eachother was referring too anyway.

But you are correct ;)