SRL Archive - RS3 Script Requests

Does anyone have any of these old bots lying around? I haven't been a member of Villavu for very long but I've been playing since 2005ish. I assume Simba was around back then? Please and thank you :D

well everything would still be on the site, if I'm not wrong.

we switched to simba a while back. back then, we used scar. so all of the scripts u will find for that time period are written for scar. and they all use an older version of srl, so they are not compatible with the current version

Have no fear, when they release the servers we will get scripting for them ;)

From: DannyRS
Have no fear, when they release the servers we will get scripting for them ;)

I sure hope not.

From: Justin
I sure hope not.

Whyz? :(

From: DannyRS
Whyz? :(

The community has worked so hard to get Jagex to realise what we want and then people are going to flood it with botting and make it like the current RS..? No thanks

From: Justin
The community has worked so hard to get Jagex to realise what we want and then people are going to flood it with botting and make it like the current RS..? No thanks

There will always be injection bots, so we have no real power over that, it's not about the bots it's about the gameplay, I agree to an extent, but boring repetative tasks are still boring ;)

07 had bots aswell, Jagex ruined the current game, not bots, my most fun experiences playing RS were mainly all in the middle of the green dragon bot boom

From: DannyRS
There will always be injection bots, so we have no real power over that, it's not about the bots it's about the gameplay, I agree to an extent, but boring repetative tasks are still boring ;)

07 had bots aswell, Jagex ruined the current game, not bots, my most fun experiences playing RS were mainly all in the middle of the green dragon bot boom

I'm not even going to argue with you, not in the mood.

I'm hoping that Java bots don't start on the Runescape 2007 servers. Would they need to make a whole new version of powerbot or would the current one work?

Hm, I wonder if Reflection would work in the 2007 servers.

From: Coh3n
Hm, I wonder if Reflection would work in the 2007 servers.

I'd assume so since they said it would be an exact copy of 2007

From: Coh3n
Hm, I wonder if Reflection would work in the 2007 servers.

According to Jagex they say they'll implant the current anti-bot software if it gets to a certain point. Should that happen I imagine it'll be the same situation as the current Runescape; client updated every X amount of hours with new hooks and such. Personally I'd like to see that happen; I'd like no one have the ability to use reflection rather than everyone.

From: Flight
According to Jagex they say they'll implant the current anti-bot software if it gets to a certain point. Should that happen I imagine it'll be the same situation as the current Runescape; client updated every X amount of hours with new hooks and such. Personally I'd like to see that happen; I'd like no one have the ability to use reflection rather than everyone.

Let's hope that's the case.

From: Flight
According to Jagex they say they'll implant the current anti-bot software if it gets to a certain point. Should that happen I imagine it'll be the same situation as the current Runescape; client updated every X amount of hours with new hooks and such. Personally I'd like to see that happen; I'd like no one have the ability to use reflection rather than everyone.

The truth is that there are reflection bots around still. It's because they're either 1) not redistributing or 2) willing to take the risks of bypassing AES. The obfuscation really isn't that big of a deal since the control flow ultimately stays the same. Same situation with different clients. AES is what ultimately killed nexus last year and if implemented again, will ultimately keep the majority of client hackers away (if not all of the best ones in the US).
There was an updater built through the use of control flow about 1-2 months ago that was able to largely survive the effects of the bot nukes from 2011-2012 with the obvious modifications to account for arrays and such. It was actually used on an early version of RuneTek 6 that came out with Transformers Universe to find parallels between the game engines.
There are already efforts underway to recover the files from 2007 times, but there are also many who wish to keep it bot-free.

From: pyroryan
The truth is that there are reflection bots around still. It's because they're either 1) not redistributing or 2) willing to take the risks of bypassing AES. The obfuscation really isn't that big of a deal since the control flow ultimately stays the same. Same situation with different clients. AES is what ultimately killed nexus last year and if implemented again, will ultimately keep the majority of client hackers away (if not all of the best ones in the US).
There was an updater built through the use of control flow about 1-2 months ago that was able to largely survive the effects of the bot nukes from 2011-2012 with the obvious modifications to account for arrays and such. It was actually used on an early version of RuneTek 6 that came out with Transformers Universe to find parallels between the game engines.
There are already efforts underway to recover the files from 2007 times, but there are also many who wish to keep it bot-free.

I figured it would only be a matter of time before someone used reflection, and like you said, those bots would probably stay private for multiple reasons. I knew there were reflection bots following the first bot nuke, long before Powerbot came back; Jacmob wasn't the only one to work around it. If I remember correctly someone on Sythe was selling a copy of his based on referral, but for a substantially high price, as imagined. There's nothing we can do about that, but if someone really must make a reflection/injection bot for RS07 I hope to hell they keep it to themselves.