Within one hour, they will know precisely what are the minimum, maximum and average intervals for your clicks, as well all other related data that you wouldn't even think that they are tracking, that will make your script look incredibly different from a human player. There are simply too many factors such as fatigue, human-like inevitable breaks, variance in performance, tendency and patterns of miss-clicking (yes, miss-clicks are not entirely random and every human miss-clicks in a slightly different way), inconsistency and many, many other factors that you need to take into account and add into you script based on real human playing data, if you're trying to write an undetectable auto clicker.Įven if the implementation is perfect, running the script for 12 to 14 hours, like you've said you are doing, is fundamentally in-human in itself, and could result in a ban just because you've ran the script for that amount of time. Especially when considering the fact that it has a similar ban-rate with auto clicker, despite the fact that the latter can be detected within seconds.Ĭonsidering the above, it's safe to assume that the only reason behind the low ban-rate of auto clicking, is the fact that they indulge the usage of this kind of third party automation tools.Īssuming that over 95% of your auto-clicker's actions consist of clicking, it doesn't matter what kind of randomization you've used, because you are providing them with an immense amount of clicking data within a very short time-span. Within one hour, they will know precisely what are the minimum, maximum and average intervals for your clicks, as well all other related data that you wouldn't even think that they are tracking, that will make your script look incredibly different from a human player.Įven if the implementation is perfect, running the script for 12 to 14 hours, like you've said you are doing, is fundamentally in-human in itself, and could result in a ban just because you've ran the script for that amount of time. I highly doubt that it's because your script is undetectable. Especially when considering the fact that it has a similar ban-rate with auto clicker, despite the fact that the latter can be detected within seconds. Īppreciate the well thought out response, and while I don't necessarily agree with your conclusion, your theory is sound. I believe Jagex relies purely on the amount of the time played, my evidence for this:ġ) People report being banned for using a script, yet another person will not, this should be seen as evidence that they cannot detect the script pattern or odd behavior, or the bot client.
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