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xi momo xi *BANNED* · #1 12-07-2011, 01:25 AM

Well, with the recent major banwave, what is there left to rely on, botting wise?

I know for a fact that RID is part of the future generation of botting, and that it is basically undetectable.

What bots is there except RID that we can use without getting banned?

Rsbots.net for instance used to be really good bots, but with Jagex's new detection measures none of the bots that read codes are safe (I can't remember the exact term for those bots)

FailedPure *BANNED* · #2 12-07-2011, 02:22 AM

Rid and Simba are the only working bots at the moment. It's rare to get a ban from color bots

johnty15 · #3 12-07-2011, 09:43 AM

depends when/if someone makes a new bot. until then i just use RiD

AirlineM *BANNED* · #4 12-07-2011, 09:49 AM

I use Simba, it's the worst bot ever. I miss RSBuddy!

Laptop65 *BANNED* · #5 12-07-2011, 09:50 AM

RiD / SCAR / SIMBA. Take your pick, any other bots will very likely get you banned at the moment.

deadly serious · #6 12-07-2011, 09:51 AM

Jagex doesn't have a new detection system for reflection bots... All the reflection bots are just broken.
Simba would be a good bot if their were more scripters/ a big community.

AirlineM *BANNED* · #7 12-07-2011, 09:53 AM

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Originally Posted by deadly serious

Jagex doesn't have a new detection system for reflection bots... All the reflection bots are just broken.
Simba would be a good bot if their were more scripters/ a big community.

Why are they broken?

Lucster *BANNED* · #8 12-07-2011, 10:50 AM

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Originally Posted by AirlineM

Why are they broken?

I believe because Jagex broke them ^

Blupig · #9 12-07-2011, 11:31 AM

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Originally Posted by AirlineM

Why are they broken?

Reflection, in basic terms, would scan in-game objects that were in different object "lists". It was fairly easy to read, since everything was organized, so it was just a matter of saying something like "if this object is a tree of ID #, cut it down". What Jagex did was they placed all their objects into one single "list", so now all the IDs are mixed up. They're also shuffled...:P So, bots have no way of telling what's what, unless they manipulate visuals like Simba or RiD since those have to remain constant.

OpenGL bots will be the next big thing. They also manipulate visuals, but in an extraordinary way: they can tell what objects are what by examining the entire model instead of just bitmaps and points of color like current bots do. Those are currently being looked into by almost every RS community that has a solid programming background.

xi momo xi *BANNED* · #10 12-07-2011, 12:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Blupig

Reflection, in basic terms, would scan in-game objects that were in different object "lists". It was fairly easy to read, since everything was organized, so it was just a matter of saying something like "if this object is a tree of ID #, cut it down". What Jagex did was they placed all their objects into one single "list", so now all the IDs are mixed up. They're also shuffled...:P So, bots have no way of telling what's what, unless they manipulate visuals like Simba or RiD since those have to remain constant.

OpenGL bots will be the next big thing. They also manipulate visuals, but in an extraordinary way: they can tell what objects are what by examining the entire model instead of just bitmaps and points of color like current bots do. Those are currently being looked into by almost every RS community that has a solid programming background.

Yeah, I heard about those!

Looking forward to seeing what people come up with.

But wouldn't it be safe to say that reflection isn't going to be as safe as it used to be? After all, the majority of people banned in the latest banwave were users of Reflection bots.