TL DR: Do you think there's any validity to this approach? I see no feasible way that Jagex could catch someone using this method if they had a long enough recording. This is a fail safe to prevent the recording from fucking up and getting reported/detected

OSBot is running a script that will disable inputs after say 60 seconds without gaining XP. Full-screen and Un-full-screen iTunes at certain times of day 5. Move windows from one location to another 4. Register a keyboard stroke in a given program (be able to focus on a program and then do the keystroke) 3. Presses and releases are played back so even the time between pressing and releasing shouldn't be a red flag Register a mouse click at a given area or on a given element in a safari page 2. Mouse movements, presses, and releases recorded using the JNativeHook library. To get started, you can search for Power Automate in the Windows 11 start menu, click the icon, and log in with a Microsoft account or a work or school account. Using the Robot class allows for more precise movements than what OSBot currently offers out of the box. Launch Power Automate in Windows 11: Power Automate is now built-in from the Start menu in Windows. Mouse movements are executed by using Java's Robot class from AWT, not OSBot's mouse methods. I did tutorial island and earned my starting cash 100% legit to make sure I didn't get banned for anything other than the mouse recorder. That IP was probably flagged though, so that may have contributed. I tried a small scale test with an account crafting gold jewellery in f2p, but I think the recording was far too short (15 mins) and the account got banned within a few minutes. Obviously you're severely limited with what you can bot, and you still won't be able to bot for 12 hours a day without getting smacked with the ban hammer, but I think it's at least worth trying. My thinking is that with a long enough mouse recordings (24+ hours of recordings spliced together), ban rates should be almost non-existent because it's literally a 100% accurate recording of human behaviour, so the system shouldn't be able to tell. I'm working on developing a mouse recorder specifically for OSRS using OSBot.

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