SRL Archive - Discussions and Debates

These are the detectable patterns that I know of for SRL..

- When cancel is the only option in the right-click menu, it clicks cancel, usually, people just move out of the box.

- Mouse is too slow. Some people move their mouse faster/ Mouse speed is the same.

- No mistakes. When the mouse moves to the target coord, it always stops there. No mouse spinning, or a little dancing, as some people occasionally do.

- When moving, the mouse never right-clicks an object. Some people get bored with walking and just randomly right-click objects and sometimes examines them.

- Too many pauses. Not a continuous flow of mouse movement.

- Mouse never moves when an action is taken. Stays there like you let go of the mouse right after you click. Humans never let go of the mouse. Continuous mouse movement, even after a click.

- When mining/woodcutting, after you are done chopping that tree and moving to the next, you usually have the mouse ready on the tree already. The scripts do not move the mouse to the next rock/tree after clicking the targetted tree.



I think the only problem is to this, is that SCAR does not do any multi-processing, and cannot look for colors and move the mouse at the same time, tell me if i'm wrong.


Detectable Procedures I know of..

- Findobj3. In a woodcutter that I used, the procedure tries to look for the tree, but if its not near the character, it will only just keep spiraling out pixel by pixel, and sometimes, when a plant is almost the same color as a tree, it will sometimes go to a plant at the right, then go to the plant to the left, back and fourth.. It will do that, (sometimes) and the mouse will aim exactly where it already moved over, only a little bit farther away. This procedure should be used in mining.

From: ub3r |<1||3r*1337*

I think the only problem is to this, is that SCAR does not do any multi-processing, and cannot look for colors and move the mouse at the same time, tell me if i'm wrong.

Actually, I think you could do something like this:

program Whatever;
{.include SRL/SRL.scar}

function FindThatColor: Boolean;
begin
  if(FindColorTolerance(x,y,123123,MMX1,MMY1,MMX2,MMY2,5))then
  begin
    Result := True;
  end;
end;

function MoveThatMouse: Boolean;
begin
  while(FindThatColor)do
  begin
    repeat
      SleepAndMoveMouse(2000+random(3000));
      AntiBan;
    until(not(FindThatColor))
  end;
end;

begin
  FindThatColor;
  MoveThatMouse;
end.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure that, or something very similar to what I did, would work.

Nope, its still not multiprocessing. Its looking for the color, and then moving the mouse. The only thing i know scar can do simultaneously is hold down a key/mouse click with something else :/

A very good way to multiprocess is to use 2 SCARs with SendInterSCAR functions. Something like while the flag is up on one, it will tell the other to move the mouse while the first one searches for randoms and stuff.

I think scripts should be evaluated on how humanlike they are, not how efficient they are

If only SCAR had threads….

PS: Freddy…would that really be hard to add?

integerx:=MakeNewThread(priority:integer); //1-5;

LoopInThread(integerx:integer; procedure:string); //thread handle and procedure name

StopThread(integerx:integer); //thread handle

RunOnceInThread(integerx:integer; procedure:string); //thread handle and name

KillThread(integerx:integer); //like stopthread, but ends the thread instantly, instead of waiting for the current procedure to execute

RunOnceTimeout(integerx:integer; procedure:string; timeout:integer;); // 
Runs a thread once, but kills it after 'timeout' ms

I guess I'm gonna post that in the suggestions section….

From: bullzeye95
A very good way to multiprocess is to use 2 SCARs with SendInterSCAR functions. Something like while the flag is up on one, it will tell the other to move the mouse while the first one searches for randoms and stuff.

So far, I guess this is the only way to multi-process. But it's ridiculous to push start on two SCAR windows/tabs for the thing to run.

From: Smartzkid
I think scripts should be evaluated on how humanlike they are, not how efficient they are

If only SCAR had threads….

PS: Freddy…would that really be hard to add?

integerx:=MakeNewThread(priority:integer); //1-5;

LoopInThread(integerx:integer; procedure:string); //thread handle and procedure name

StopThread(integerx:integer); //thread handle

RunOnceInThread(integerx:integer; procedure:string); //thread handle and name

KillThread(integerx:integer); //like stopthread, but ends the thread instantly, instead of waiting for the current procedure to execute

RunOnceTimeout(integerx:integer; procedure:string; timeout:integer;); // 
Runs a thread once, but kills it after 'timeout' ms

I guess I'm gonna post that in the suggestions section….

Yea threads would be very neat…

couldn't u add something like while (chop) do
MMouse(x,y,blahblah) //move it to the tree
and then it would already be there and just waiting…..
I dunno may not work. As for mouse too slow just change the mousespeed in setupSRL

You don't need multi threading..
Just make better scripts, all you said could be done according to my scripting knowledge..

haha you dont need multi threads to do what your trying to do, you just need a more advanced script. Most new scripters have no idea how to accomplish any of that where as a scripter such as lorax or Fakawi would be more then capable of doing so if they wanted.

Just find better scripts or write them yourself, don't get all worked up over silly multi-threading. Although that would be a nice feature for our anti-randoms :P

From: rkroxpunk
couldn't u add something like while (chop) do
MMouse(x,y,blahblah) //move it to the tree
and then it would already be there and just waiting…..
I dunno may not work. As for mouse too slow just change the mousespeed in setupSRL

Exactly what I posted :p

ub3r , you should get a rank for that.
Like " SRL Official Detectables Detector" and a picture of binoculars :D

That'd be like for example YoHoJo's CopyBuster thingy

From: JAD
Exactly what I posted :p

o oops lol soz :P Oh well at least we can be sure they saw it now :D

Well what you could do is run my handy dany QrazyMouseMaqer and make some crazy mouse movement that you can use…

Just run it then press F11 and do the mouse thing then press F12 to stop it, past the coding in SCAR and fill in the procedure and run it!

program QrazyMouseMaqer;
var x,y,a,b:integer;
begin
repeat
Wait(10);
until(isfkeydown(11));
GetMousePos(x,y);
//RandX/Y is the Random-ness of the X/Y - Cord
//Z is the Wait inbetween the moves I reccomend around 15 or so...
Writeln('procedure CrazyMouse(RandX,RandY,z:integer);');
Writeln('var x,y:integer;');
Writeln('begin');
Writeln('GetMousePos(x,y);');
repeat
Wait(10);
GetMousePos(a,b);
if(((a - x) > 0)and((b - y) > 0))then begin Writeln('MoveMouse(x+Random(RandX)+'+inttostr(a - x)+'-RandX,y+Random(RandY)+'+inttostr(b - y)+');'); Writeln('Wait(Random(Trunc(z - (z / (z - 5)))))'); end;
if(((a - x) < 0)and((b - y) < 0))then begin Writeln('MoveMouse(x+Random(RandX)'+inttostr(a - x)+'-RandX,y+Random(RandY)'+inttostr(b - y)+');'); Writeln('Wait(Random(Trunc(z - (z / (z - 5)))))'); end;
if(((a - x) < 0)and((b - y) > 0))then begin Writeln('MoveMouse(x+Random(RandX)'+inttostr(a - x)+'-RandX,y+Random(RandY)+'+inttostr(b - y)+');'); Writeln('Wait(Random(Trunc(z - (z / (z - 5)))))'); end;
if(((a - x) > 0)and((b - y) < 0))then begin Writeln('MoveMouse(x+Random(RandX)+'+inttostr(a - x)+'-RandX,y+Random(RandY)'+inttostr(b - y)+');'); Writeln('Wait(Random(Trunc(z - (z / (z - 5)))))'); end;
until(isfkeydown(12));
Writeln('end;');
end.

From: ub3r |<1||3r*1337*
Humans never let go of the mouse. Continuous mouse movement, even after a click.

not if you're using a laptop touchpad, i think Scar mouse movements are more similar to touchpads than to normal mouses

From: Yakman
not if you're using a laptop touchpad, i think Scar mouse movements are more similar to touchpads than to normal mouses

Then that changes everything. But there is still some detectable stuff…

I'm gonna update my first post to show the detectable SRL procedures.