Murgee Auto Clicker Full
Jason
Just for using an auto clicker.... damn they really got good on their detection system , I remember 10 years ago I bottted 24/7 for a year never got anything , literally suicide botted like a maniac , now I get banned for auto clicker in less than a week of cautious play
I'd guess either some pattern you did was not okay, or you got flagged much earlier (from your 2day) and so the minute you had any suspicious activity (eg: alching for 4 hours) you were flagged again and perm banned without a second glance.
Any suggestions for just autoclicking NMZ and maybe splashing? Would prefer not to use a bot - I feel like I'd be more likely to get a temp ban for just an autoclicker. (I'd rather bot alts not a main)
I've levelled many accounts in nmz using autoclickers and have never ran into any problems running for like 6+ hours a day, you're not "injecting" anything into the client, hence making it harder to detect (imo)
Write your own autoclicker if you can, I whipped up a quick one in java with a basic gui which would click around with randomised delays (between a threshold) within a radius. Got me from 55 to 94 magic no problemo
AHK is reasonably basic, there's loads of help online As always the number generator is as good as it can be but isn't perfect. But it's as good as it needs to be to give good enough results. ( ). I'd say that, if you can, move around in an area, but it doesn't matter that much either way you do it.
I'll try to find time to look through it and read man pages and whatnot. I think I've seen some OSRS specific libraries or something before (Not sure if that's what it was). I'm sure an autoclicker is literally just like (I haven't seen any functions, but you get what I mean)
No clue wtf it even looks like to code on AHK though. For now, would you say murgee is okay? And what do you think is better for not being flagged on Jamflax's system? Same pixel flicking (like if you bound mouse1 to space bar) or varying pixels within a radius/box?
Also out of curiosity, how hard is it to write scripts for OSRS with limited Java experience? I've done C/C++, data structures with C++, assembly. Those are just uni classes though; I haven't written an ap or anything. Fuck, it was all Linux too.
Well, i've got no idea how jagex detect bots (nor does anyone, really...), so i dont know if clicking in the same pixel really makes a difference or not. It's up to you to decide that! As for writing OSRS scripts, it's reasonably beginner friendly as it's so API heavy - let's just say I started out having never programmed in any language before. Ofcourse, a couple of years later, programming is now my thing ;)
When I said API heavy I meant it's using a unique documentation (i.e the code you write is stuff to do with runescape and how you interact with the game) so it's very far from "standard" java. This means that the added layer of abstraction, in my opinion, makes a perfect stepping stone into the world of programming. Still a steep learning curve tho! And yes, I just tried to progam RS bots as I thought it might be interesting, and step by step built up my knowledge. Now I am both studying and working in the computer science field
I've had a macro recorder record teleporting before where I had recorded 120 minutes of me training myself and that seemed to be working just fine too. I've used the same method for glassblowing and different other skills where you basically only have to bank your inventory. (Herblore, Crafting, Cooking, Fletching)
Case differs from person to person. Once upon a time tooth fairy managed to get to 99 fishing on 10x accounts without bans any bans, while poor @lonewolfff got banned using the same script while getting his 40 fishing to get his hands on delicious lobsters.
Thanks for the helpful response man, I know anything is possible but lets face it, Letting a script run for 10 hours while your at work/school is way more risky than running a mouse recorder and sitting by your screen, talking to friends and just being AFK. im just wanting to avoid the click intensive crap. You ever used it for construction? My only problem is the damn butler spawns in different spots -_-
You can be banned mouse recording but if you stick to simple things and do it right ban rate should be significantly lower than normal botting or generic auto clicker. Theres a lot of options. I use the one at mouserecorder .com. You can use it free it just occasionally tells me im using premium features when my script ends but doesnt make me pay. I've found I can loop a 1+ hour recording until 99, you could make more recordings than that to be safe.
The important thing about this program is it has an editor with pixel detection (its not the only one with pixel detection but most of the others dont). This means you can add check spots and if it doesnt match it kills the macro. Aka. You lagged and clicked away from the bank instead of clicking on the item in the bank. And now run in circles until u get banned. This program generally generally has an issue here and there that you need to fix in the editor, where ghost mouse and others are fine from the start. But pixel detection is really important if you dont babysit your macro. It might take a bit to get it working well but when it does it works well.
I have actually recently became an expert at mouse recording and I am able to let mine run for 12 hours if I want without getting ban. I've also come back to it messed up and had people call me bot and got reported and didnt get ban lol soooo idk
Using this software, you can choose the number of automated mouse clicks, whether it be finite or infinite. It permits you to use advanced features if you need them. Here are some of the major features of Murgee Auto Clicker:
Here, you will have to fulfill other required steps such as where to click the mouse, type of mouse click (single, double, left, right), delay in the mouse clicks by the defined number of times (milliseconds, seconds, and minutes). Once you are done specifying all the required inputs, click on the add button and add the number of mouse clicks you want.
You can also assign multiple Keyboard Shortcuts by enabling the Multiple Instances Option. Using Multiple Instances will allow you to use the auto-clicker with various Keyboard Shortcuts. For example, you can configure two Keyboard Shortcuts, one for clicking fast and the other for clicking slow.
It allows you to customize several options, from the time interval between automated mouse clicks to finite or infinite numbers of mouse clicks, a keyboard shortcut key to multiple keyboard shortcuts, and so on.
I love playing incremental games and creating tools & software. Connecting both my passions, I wrote down the code for Auto clicker and published it for free for you all on autoclicker.io, feel free to reach out to me on [email protected] to suggest new features and suggestions.
I want to throw in another one, that I really like:
Mouse and Key Recorder
It needs you to reset the trial from time to time by deleting a registry key ("HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Creative Tech\Common\Part7", message me if you need help with that), but it is quite nice, as it has its own scripting language. So after recording, even if you are not too much into programming, you can easily insert steps, delays, change order etc.
I used to use it about a decade ago when I was inexperienced with programming, but recently rediscovered it and use it extensively for stuff that I have to run on offline machines that I cannot automate out of the original software, as it is so simple to set up
The one I have is the Auto-clicker 2.2. The good thing about this one is that have the option of Smart click. You do a sequence clicking and then the program do it for you, as fast and many times you desire.
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