Mouse Controller

[jkbeast]

BACKGROUND OF ME:
Hey guys... I know that I'm new on here and all (I used to have an account with something like 100 posts but that was awhile ago!), but I recently started to teach myself c++. I'm more into it because it is a lot more applicable to a professional career. But I made that transition and I have all of these programs that I wrote in VB.NET just sitting on my hard drive.

I wrote this one in particular when I was 15 without any formal instruction (I am now 17), so I am rather impressed at how well put together this was. I just thought that since I have it, I'd put it out here so you guys can put some use to it! Let me know what you think. Let me know of any bugs or anything and I'll actively try to fix them for you. But I didn't find any in my use of it!

I really want to know how it works for you all, because this is the first thing that I've ever released to the public (written entirely by me).
So PLEASE post your results with it! Thanks all (:

INFO:
So basically what this does is simply let you record a mouse pattern (with clicks) and it will repeat them for you when you press "Playback". That's all there is to it. It works very well!
NOTE: When you run the program, two files will be created in the directory that the .exe is in. "Log1" and "Log2". These are what I use to write the mouse patterns into. You may open these in notepad for your own entertainment (; THEY WILL BE DELETED when the program is closed.

THERE ARE HOTKEYS for Record, Stop Record, Playback, and Stop Playback. They will appear underneath their respective buttons.
I Highly suggest that you just use the Hotkeys instead of the buttons.

Please post here if you have any questions/comments. Best of luck with it, I hope that I can help some of you (:

(No, I am sorry that this does NOT record keyboard presses. I might be able to add a feature like that if enough of you ask, however.)

USAGE INSTRUCTIONS:
This is a lot better than the programs that just "click" because it actually moves your mouse. Which makes it more difficult to detect! To maximize effect at being undetectable, I suggest that you run through the process that you would like to repeat about 2 or 3 times during the recording. That way, when you play it back, your mouse will not follow the exact same path repeatedly. But this is not at all required. It is just my suggestion. You would probably be totally okay without that extra step, but it never hurts! (:

SCANS:
Mouse Controller.zip - Jotti's malware scan
https://www.virustotal.com/file/d3b3...is/1342062073/



Hmmm. I don't know who can approve. Here's my best guess: @Liz @Ravallo Thank You!!

[Blitz]

Approved

[jkbeast]

Approved

Thank you much (:

[kill with hacks]

Looks nice

[StewieGriffin]

Nice, I tried to do some C++ a couple months back but never caught on with it.


What are the odds that RS will detect you?

Do they notice repetitive coordinates that move across the screen?

[jkbeast]

Looks nice

Thank you so much (:

Nice, I tried to do some C++ a couple months back but never caught on with it.


What are the odds that RS will detect you?

Do they notice repetitive coordinates that move across the screen?

I've heard rumors that they do, but I've never heard of anything actually happening... I'm not completely sure, but I can guess that it would highly reduce your chances (if any even exist) if you go through your pattern about 3 times before ending the recording.

Also, thanks for reading the background of me thing, I wasn't sure if anybody would haha. C++ came pretty easy to me because when I was about 13 years old, I was writing scripts in Java for RSBot (Back when it was just getting popular)... I actually made about 4 or 5 of them that I released to the public and used personally.. with GUI and all. It was actually what made me such a nerd to this day

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Best of luck, thanks for the replies (:

[jackyvang]

Thank you so much (:



I've heard rumors that they do, but I've never heard of anything actually happening... I'm not completely sure, but I can guess that it would highly reduce your chances (if any even exist) if you go through your pattern about 3 times before ending the recording.

Also, thanks for reading the background of me thing, I wasn't sure if anybody would haha. C++ came pretty easy to me because when I was about 13 years old, I was writing scripts in Java for RSBot (Back when it was just getting popular)... I actually made about 4 or 5 of them that I released to the public and used personally.. with GUI and all. It was actually what made me such a nerd to this day

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Best of luck, thanks for the replies (:

I don't think if you're a member you'll get banned becuase my cousin was using a bot recently and he just told me that Jagex seemed to have taken 100k out from his bank that he noticed... But I'm not sure if it's true or not and they took all the ores the bot mined. So idk what can or will happen just be safe and use at your own risks as always?

[thejoindemand]

Nice, I tried to do some C++ a couple months back but never caught on with it.


What are the odds that RS will detect you?

Do they notice repetitive coordinates that move across the screen?

no. runescape or jagex cant see if ur clicking with ur mouse, only what ur doing like walking or banking. if u use mouse clicks or anny stuff like that, u will never get detected. [or u need to be so stupid that u gonne click faster than 10 miliseconds].

[thejoindemand]

umm the stuff that rs detects very fast now is: hacking, bugs, searching for bugs, micro software, glitching, exploiting, sniffing in there server files [quote: like searching for leaks etc.] trying out of map glitching and thats it for NOW more i dont know yet but when i know it i will tell u so fast as possible.

[vaporak10]

Very nice, I alched for fun for like an hour using this

[handlebug]

Very nice, I alched for fun for like an hour using this

you do know u can alch a stack of noted items with an auto clicker set to about 600ms a click

[jkbeast]

you do know u can alch a stack of noted items with an auto clicker set to about 600ms a click

Also would be much more likely to get caught (;

[kilerk]

its kinda buggy, you should setup some kind of contact info or a section,for feedback and bugs...it tends to loose sync and speed up witch causes a mess

[jkbeast]

Very nice, I alched for fun for like an hour using this

haha yay (: glad it works

its kinda buggy, you should setup some kind of contact info or a section,for feedback and bugs...it tends to loose sync and speed up witch causes a mess

Hmmm. More info? because it worked okay for me...

I have Win 7 x64, .NET version 4.0

[kilerk]

haha yay (: glad it works



Hmmm. More info? because it worked okay for me...

I have Win 7 x64, .NET version 4.0

Win 7 x32, NET 4.0

By what i mean "it looses Sync" is that it speeds up mouse movements and clicks a bit faster (like .1 seconds). i think the issue is that the macro isnt recording the timing,just the mouse movement and clicks witch is what seems to make it loose Sync