Good Scripting Procedures

[dorukanji 0]

What are some good scripting procedures that you usually follow to make a better script (CPU usage, ban rate, etc.)?

[Dogerina 330]

Randomizing, clean code.

Thats basically it

this tbh

 

you want to be randomly moving the camera, mouse, and clicking as much as possible so they wont know ur a bot

 

 

heres a small clip of one of my scripts running, i have never ever received a ban with this script

 

[Pandemic 2852]

this tbh

 

you want to be randomly moving the camera, mouse, and clicking as much as possible so they wont know ur a bot

 

 

heres a small clip of one of my scripts running, i have never ever received a ban with this script

 

Lol

[dorukanji 0]

this tbh

 

you want to be randomly moving the camera, mouse, and clicking as much as possible so they wont know ur a bot

 

 

heres a small clip of one of my scripts running, i have never ever received a ban with this script

 

 

 

Despite how hilarious that looks, I get a feeling that that's the way to do it.

[triblion 56]

Despite how hilarious that looks, I get a feeling that that's the way to do it.

Hmmmmm.... because this is exactly how I do firemaking lol, randomize but don't go overboard

[Nuclear Nezz 2104]

I always try to keep it to one action per loop of the script, that helps keep it all clean and easy to debug.

To help with CPU usage, you can cache certain things with a small timer (like 600 ms or so) so rather than grab the same game object 500 times, you grab it once and only update it if 600ms has passed since you grabbed it, or if the gameobject is null if that makes sense.

Same with widgets, a lot of widgets can be cached for a lot longer than 600ms because they just don't change. But if you log out/in I'm pretty sure the references to everything changes (not 100% on that tho)

As long as you don't do something stupid (like grabbing widgets in your paint or spamming anything really) CPU shouldn't really be an issue.

[dQw4w9WgXcQ 184]

Despite how hilarious that looks, I get a feeling that that's the way to do it.

no

[Dezval 44]

no

Why no?

 

In my opinion to reduce bans, randomization is the way to go. If you're new at scripting, maybe first write clean code. Keep the script running in a loop as @ stated.

 

If ever you are in need of immediate help, some scripters like hanging out in the chat and would be happy to help, like myself

[dQw4w9WgXcQ 184]

Why no?

 

In my opinion to reduce bans, randomization is the way to go. If you're new at scripting, maybe first write clean code. Keep the script running in a loop as @ stated.

 

If ever you are in need of immediate help, some scripters like hanging out in the chat and would be happy to help, like myself

 

from my understanding, sending events indirectly with doaction/other doesnt send mouse/camera data and arent banned, so the data they send is assumed to be unused.  

 

that being said, they obviously have some level of automated detection.  probably flagging suspicious accounts which are then manually reviewed by jmods.  its also not client detection because fresh scripts do run for 100+ hours on db.  so youre right, randomizaton is probably the best way to go because its clear theres a correlation between low user count and bans, but just dont bother with the mouse/camera stuff.  

 

this is just my understanding from reading what ppl say on rsh.  maybe someone who actually knows what they r talking about can chime in.

 

either way if u look at dogs gif hes obviously a troll

[dorukanji 0]

I'm not sure if something has improved with my script, or it's just luck, but my most recent script has been running about 100 hrs without a ban on a fresh F2P account (and still not banned), which is at least twice as long as their previous lifetime.

 

The two changes were:

-randomizing the wait time between loop iterations (return Calculations.random(int, int)) in onLoop

-using getMouse().setAlwaysHop()

 

Data of n=1 is useless, and obviously most scripters already know randomization is important, but just my 2 cents