The mass bot ban of 2012 was also a release of a program that detects human actions and non-human actions. Repeated actions, non-legitimate Jagex LTD. client, automatic movements, jerky mouse/screen movements. Anything that is not human like is considered a bot action, then is watched and a ban is placed immediately if it registers again with the system. I tried using my own auto click recording program, and then a bot. Bot was banned within 5 minutes. Auto click recording went on for 6 hours without a ban, logged out for too long of a login. (6 hour online limit)
The reason behind this is because the actions of my mouse recording is human, so it registers as me doing it rather than the autoclicker. Jerky movements or automatically going to what you want without stutter is considered a bot action. Going through your autoclick recording several times before finishing it and using it ensures random movements per run, and human mouse movements.
Currently that's the best way to bot anything.
The reason behind this is because the actions of my mouse recording is human, so it registers as me doing it rather than the autoclicker. Jerky movements or automatically going to what you want without stutter is considered a bot action. Going through your autoclick recording several times before finishing it and using it ensures random movements per run, and human mouse movements.
Currently that's the best way to bot anything.
