[tehcrab]

1. Does Runemate take care of, generic mouse movements, for how long it clicks, where on the item it clicks etc, or is it something I have to take care of myself.

2. Would it be considered 'good' to give the bot a 2/100 chance to missclick on either deposit-x or examine instead of 100% success rate at deposit all for 4 hours? Makes it more human imo, or does runemate take care of miss clicking already?

3. osrs doesn't log mouse paths right, hopefully? I mean if you click somewhere and the cursor just stays in the same spot where you click 24/7 would pretty much be insta ban.

I guess what I'm trying to ask is what I can do to make my bot more human like, besides logout breaks and reasonable delays. I'm paranoid and I rather not get banned so send some help

 

[wet rag]

1) Yes - runemate takes care of everything
2) Clouse does that for you already
3) We dont work at jagex

There is no such thing as anti-ban, take it away @Ian C

 

[tehcrab]

1) Yes - runemate takes care of everything
2) Clouse does that for you already
3) We dont work at jagex

There is no such thing as anti-ban, take it away @Ian C

Seems too good to be true hahah, so I don't have to worry much about mimicking human-like behaviors, runemate is goof af

 

[wet rag]

Seems too good to be true hahah, so I don't have to worry much about mimicking human-like behaviors, runemate is goof af

Yea clouse handles everything

 

[savior]

3. osrs doesn't log mouse paths right, hopefully? I mean if you click somewhere and the cursor just stays in the same spot where you click 24/7 would pretty much be insta ban.

Can't really tell to what extent the mouse plays a role in detectability.
We have information (not credible though) that boimetric mouse movements make it harder to detect bots, on the other hand there are private botting clients that work completely without a mouse as input.

Just beware that adding random mouse movements to make the bot seem more human like will most likely form a pattern over time, making it probably easier to detect.