Isen't this illigal to use?

I see it on my swift kit when I start it and I took a look at it to see what it was and as I read about it I see that it's made by a player mod

and he show he's name so I wounder?

 

Is this illigal or not?

It is really borderline on illegal, the mod who made it is in contact with jagex to try and ensure that it stays within the rules and removed from features from it to maintain that.

Can someone explain this to me? It's relevant to my interests.

So this is not botting then since you still have to click as much but you don't hurt your arm moving the mouse=P?

I'm pretty sure that the guideline is:

 

1 action put in by the player must equal one action made in the game.

 

If you're clicking a button, rather than a mouse, each time with mousekeys then I think it's allowed. However clicking once and having it all automatically do IS botting.

there are at least two versions of this program, one of which is illegal, and i've not used either of them. i suggest just learning how to use regular mousekeys.

I'm pretty sure that the guideline is:

 

1 action put in by the player must equal one action made in the game.

 

If you're clicking a button, rather than a mouse, each time with mousekeys then I think it's allowed. However clicking once and having it all automatically do IS botting.

 

I've seen bots that push the outer limits of that definition. Basically, the user first instructs the bot of there the mouse locations are on the screen and picks if it will be a left click or right click. Once that is done, all the user has to do now is just click spam or key spam and the script will run through all of the pre-recorded positions. The user is still technically inputting all of the button presses, but all the mouse movements are done by the bot.

I'm pretty sure that the guideline is:

 

1 action put in by the player must equal one action made in the game.

 

If you're clicking a button, rather than a mouse, each time with mousekeys then I think it's allowed. However clicking once and having it all automatically do IS botting.

 

I've seen bots that push the outer limits of that definition. Basically, the user first instructs the bot of there the mouse locations are on the screen and picks if it will be a left click or right click. Once that is done, all the user has to do now is just click spam or key spam and the script will run through all of the pre-recorded positions. The user is still technically inputting all of the button presses, but all the mouse movements are done by the bot.

 

mapping the action of moving the cursor to a specific location on the screen is against the rules. mousekeys move the mouse relative to its current position, which is why they are allowed

I'm pretty sure that the guideline is:

 

1 action put in by the player must equal one action made in the game.

 

If you're clicking a button, rather than a mouse, each time with mousekeys then I think it's allowed. However clicking once and having it all automatically do IS botting.

 

I've seen bots that push the outer limits of that definition. Basically, the user first instructs the bot of there the mouse locations are on the screen and picks if it will be a left click or right click. Once that is done, all the user has to do now is just click spam or key spam and the script will run through all of the pre-recorded positions. The user is still technically inputting all of the button presses, but all the mouse movements are done by the bot.

 

mapping the action of moving the cursor to a specific location on the screen is against the rules. mousekeys move the mouse relative to its current position, which is why they are allowed

 

There is however a very VERY gray area with some things the program does so you need to be aware you are taking a risk running it.

 

If you assign keys to do each action separately it is "technically" within the rules of the game. If you assign keys to do 2 actions in 1, such as move the mouse AND click 1 in step, it IS classified as a "bot" and WILL get you banned.

 

That being said, this program acts in the exact same way that a bot would in terms of the output values. Jagex really has no way of identifying if you are using a script to click, or using mouse-keys. Many many clicks in the same points over and over might trip the Anti-Bot systems and could potentially get you banned.

 

So heed this warning. Even if you are "legally" doing 1 click per 1 action, having the "exact same" pixel for pixel clicks over and over could still flag you as a Botter and get your account banned.

 

If it looks to good to be true, it likely is.

That being said, this program acts in the exact same way that a bot would in terms of the output values. Jagex really has no way of identifying if you are using a script to click, or using mouse-keys. Many many clicks in the same points over and over might trip the Anti-Bot systems and could potentially get you banned.

 

So heed this warning. Even if you are "legally" doing 1 click per 1 action, having the "exact same" pixel for pixel clicks over and over could still flag you as a Botter and get your account banned.

Using mousekeys has gotten people banned before. This is an excellent warning.

a program? Aren't the mousekeys a part of windows?

 

And the real pro users of mousekeys (like zarfot) use them to drop, withdraw, deposit, etc... Jagex has approved the usage of the mousekeys ease-of-access tool, that can be found on windows and other OS's. Making any "modifications" to it is always stepping outside the gray line... I use mousekeys through another program, so that it's really easy for me to remap the keys (shift + asd to drop/withdraw and so on) and then when i need to chat I can take the mousekeys off. Again, I'm not using the genuine OS mousekeys, so I'm stepping across the line to the gray area, but I see, that the only advantage I'm getting is the possibility to save a few seconds in stuff that has to be repeated many times, and i gain no advantage to other mousekey users in game, only in comfort (i can chat while i fletch or make pots and then turn mousekeys on again.)

 

You see, some people do remap the keys with some freaky code, but they need to restart the computer to use the letters normally again, I only need to press Ctrl + D. (I can also use mousekeys on my laptop a bit easier.) That's about the advantage I get, I can't do anything faster than other mousekeyers, but I can chat without any impracticalities. Is this against the rules? I think not.

 

But mousekeys are free to use. They only move the mouse with numpad and click with 5 or double click with + (the double click is approved by Jagex also.) If you use a program, that moves the cursor more complicatedly than this, that's not mousekeys anymore, and due to this not allowed.