SRL Archive - S.M.A.R.T. Questions and Answers.

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Shatterhand

2012-02-29 03:56:03

^Title. Any way to fix it? Jagex can easily detect us this way.

Harry

2012-02-29 03:57:46

It happens when the tab key is pressed, even as a human. Has nothing to do with detection, but it would be nice for that bug to be fixed in SMART.

Juggalo812

2012-03-12 04:17:18

I was just about to come here and ask the same thing. It would be nice to have this taken off as I Disable S.M.A.R.T. quite a bit for a bit of added anti-ban. It would be easy for Jagex to catch on when you doing something for 30 minutes - an hour and suddenly that message pops up and you switch doing what you were doing or do something differently. Why would Disabling it cause it to hit the Tab key anyway?

Gu3st...

2012-03-12 04:18:25

Fixed in SMART v6.10

alexes

2012-03-12 05:49:59

From: Zyt3x
Fixed in SMART v6.10


cool :) this bug was a bit annoying for me hehe, I can't wait until they release this new version :)

Silentcore

2012-03-12 06:00:55

I'm going to get v6.10 and hopefully this will really come out fixed and If there's any mistake, I'll come back to this post. If I don't come back to this one, it was fixed and okay.

Shatterhand

2013-03-22 16:33:01

Id rather post on this thread than start a new one.


This problem still exists in Smart 7.2-8.1. Would be nice to fix it. Any ideas? :)

Olly

2013-03-22 19:48:51

It's because smart presses tab to active client

Shatterhand

2013-03-23 03:33:58

From: Ollybest
It's because smart presses tab to active client

Nah it presses tab when I disable SMART.

YoHoJo

2013-03-23 03:43:32

It's always done it.
I THINK it simulates an Alt-Tab key press on purpose to look more 'natural'.
It really doesn't matter/do anything or increase ban chances in anyone's experience.

Sawyer

2013-03-23 12:26:10

I hope it simulates the moving from one window to another, otherwise jagex will see your mouse jumping.

litoris

2013-03-23 14:00:04

If you minimize and restore the window after stopping the script, disabling SMART doesn't give you this message. I always do this before disabling.