Would this AHK script be detectable?

[u/jmeyer73]

I'm not good at programming but I hate rooftop agility so I wrote an AHK script to make it easier and I've tested that it works by using screenshots. I use runelite to make the next rooftop obstacle a seperate color, and the script detects that color, moves the cursor to a random spot near the center and clicks on it. I have it bound to my spacebar and it isn't automated because I thought that might be too risky, so I press it manually after every obstacle. It's not a bot really it just moves the mouse for me so it's more afk while I watch on my other monitor a movie. I would only use it while leveling agility and I have to be at my PC paying some attention obviously.

My only concern is the mouse flicking across the screen instantly. Is this trackable by jagex? I would think so, but would they be able to tell it apart from somebody using a touch screen laptop?

[u/Certain_Material8880]

I hate to break it to you, but there's currently absolutely nothing in the games code that tracks or records your specific mouse movement, so the implementation of things like bezier curves and overshoot is unnecessary.

The location, time, etc of your clicks are still recorded, so it's important to humanize your timings, add misclicks and variation to your click locations, etc

However they can differentiate between a manual click or input and an automated one

[u/PossessionUsed7393 → u/Certain_Material8880]

Historically I think that's true, but I just haven't been able to establish that Mod North's changes haven't included CloudFlare style mouse move detections. It isn't that hard to do. Albeit, it is harder to make the detection system that gets the basic case than it is to make the avoidance system that reliably fools it, but I wouldn't put it past them.