Antiban

[The Unknown 0]

I'm new to scripting in Java and I love the Dreambot Client so far. I'm learning a lot quickly and was wondering if anyone can point me in the right direction to including Antiban within my scripts to make them more human like to be less detectable.

[Constuck 13]

A script that never moves the camera, and works at max efficiency 100% of the time isn't very human. On the other hand however, a script that moves the camera regularly every second and takes breaks in 15 minute intervals is also not very human. Think about including little actions in your scripts beyond the purpose of your script, but making sure that they aren't obvious patterns. Stay away from clear-cut patterns in camera movement and mouse movement. The art of antiban is difficult to perfect because it is always evolving, and every time a great antiban system is made available to botters, it is also made available to Jagex.

[Stormscythe 263]

private void antiban()
{
    switch(Calculations.Random(1,200){
        case 1:
        getMouse().moveOffScreen();
        break;
    }
}

That is a VERY basic antiban. Every time you call antiban() it will pick a random number between 1 and 200 and if the number is 1, it will move mouse off screen. You can add more numbers in there, but don't add one for every number.

[Hopewelljnj 46]

My opinion has always been to try to make it work in a very similar way to how you would do it yourself. No one(that I know of) will ever randomly move their camera. Or randomly check skills. So my opinion is make it act like... well a human.

[Dreamlicker 750]

Camera is client side, afaik camera info is not sent to jagex. Only thing that's useful for is having noobs be more comfortable with your scripts

[Mad 86]

Camera is client side, afaik camera info is not sent to jagex. Only thing that's useful for is having noobs be more comfortable with your scripts

and you know this how?

[Dreamlicker 750]

and you know this how?

 

Just hearsay from people who crawl through the client.