Mouse movement fun

So... I notice when(if) I play RS legitimately my mouse movements aren't even close to being a one-shot deal. For example, if I were moving from the bottom of the inventory to the Prayer tab chances are the initial movement would land on one of the neighboring tabs and then to my Prayer tab.

So I whipped something up quick to simulate such humanish mistakes. First off, this will use the standard MMouse to move our mouse to a "mistake box region", and this region's size is determined by both the mouse speed and distance of travel. From there it's just another standard MMouse to the final destination.

So obviously it's nothing fancy or state of the art, but it goes to show how just tiny modifications like this could make our scripts that much more human.

Here's a couple of tests I did. The blue circles are the starting points, the red are the targets.

http://i44.tinypic.com/8wgshu.png
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http://i39.tinypic.com/2evbtpe.png
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http://i40.tinypic.com/2rmwazc.png
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http://i39.tinypic.com/rscvpv.png

Edit:
Here's the procedure I used for the above testing:

Simba Code:

{*******************************************************************************
Procedure HumanMMouse(eX, eY: Integer);
By: Flight
Description: Human-like miss-and-correct mouse movement
*******************************************************************************}
  Procedure HumanMMouse(eX, eY: Integer);
  var
    randSpeed: extended;
    X,Y,A,Dist,MP: integer;
  begin
    A := MouseSpeed;
    GetMousePos(X, Y);
    Dist := Distance(X, Y, eX, eY);
    MP := Round(Dist/150);
    if MP < 0 then
      MP := 1;

    randSpeed := (random(MouseSpeed) / 2.0 + MouseSpeed) / 10.0;
    MMouse(RandomRange(eX-(A*MP), eX+(A*MP)), RandomRange(eY-(A*MP), eY+(A*MP)), 0, 0);
    GetMousePos(X, Y);
    MMouse(eX, eY, 0, 0);
    MouseSpeed := A;
  end;

And here's a super version of it directly using WindMouse: (If I remember correctly, it looks like a drunk player)

Simba Code:

{*******************************************************************************
Procedure HumanMMouse(eX, eY: Integer);
By: Flight
Description: Human-like miss-and-corect mouse movement
*******************************************************************************}
  Procedure HumanMMouse(eX, eY: Integer);
  var
    randSpeed: extended;
    X,Y,A,Dist,MP: integer;
  begin
    A := MouseSpeed;
    GetMousePos(X, Y);
    Dist := Distance(X, Y, eX, eY);
    MP := Round(Dist/100);
    if MP < 0 then
      MP := 1;

    randSpeed := (random(MouseSpeed) / 2.0 + MouseSpeed) / 10.0;
    WindMouse(X, Y, RandomRange(eX-(A*MP), eX+(A*MP)), RandomRange(eY-(A*MP), eY+(A*MP)),
            30, 55, 10.0 / randSpeed, 12.0 / randSpeed, 10.0 * randSpeed, 10.0 * randSpeed);
    GetMousePos(X, Y);
    WindMouse(X, Y, eX, eY, 30, 55, 10.0 / randSpeed, 12.0 / randSpeed, 10.0 * randSpeed, 10.0 * randSpeed);

    MouseSpeed := A;
  end;

From the looks of it, this is a good improvement to our current MMouse :)

Please do post the procedure. I'd love to study it and see how exactly you accomplished this improvement.

Great job, by the way!

E: I was thinking, is there any randomization to this? I don't believe a human would always make this little "Mistake".

If you wanted to randomize the times it does the mistake'ish mouse just have a random chance of using my mouse or the standard MMouse.

I've noticed a lot recently that overshooting and stuff would be a cool thing to do instead of just moving straight to it. Would be cool if MMouse had this built in and just if random(5) = 4 to do it. (I bet this won't get added, but I might add it to my scripts fasho!)

Awesome! I overshot the buttons and then go back too, especially with high sensitivity

Something to consider working on while in a mouse-movement mood [see this post and previous]: http://villavu.com/forum/showthread....117#post850117

I took it a bit further now. Made a quick modified WindMouse to pain my mouse movements on-screen. I'l post some pictures here.

That human mouse looks nothing humanlike to me. I never overshoot like that except maybe 1/100 of the time. I play too many FPSes so I almost never overshoot my clicks in RS. Windmouse looks quite similar to how my mouse moves.

Overshooting is good, but looks like you do it too much. Also the "hook" to get back in after overshooting I don't really like.

But neat, keep up the good work.

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Originally Posted by Harry

That human mouse looks nothing humanlike to me. I never overshoot like that except maybe 1/100 of the time. I play too many FPSes so I almost never overshoot my clicks in RS. Windmouse looks quite similar to how my mouse moves.

Overshooting is good, but looks like you do it too much. Also the "hook" to get back in after overshooting I don't really like.

But neat, keep up the good work.

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Yeah that's what Risk was talking about, it having a random chance to use HumanMMouse or the standard MMouse.

As promised, here's some pictures of it using a modified WindMouse:

http://i.imgur.com/lb53C.png
http://i.imgur.com/oRkMc.png
http://i.imgur.com/F5M94.png
http://i.imgur.com/fSrFu.png
http://i.imgur.com/1msgP.png

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Originally Posted by Flight

Yeah that's what Risk was talking about, it having a random chance to use HumanMMouse or the standard MMouse.

As promised, here's some pictures of it using a modified WindMouse:

images ommited

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I never move my mouse like that.

Yeah, that spline is very bad looking :/

We don't move in a perfect spline do weh?!Some of the latest images are a bit too whachy though :p but others look nice! First posts I like, hook is ok to have sometimes randomly I'd say.

That's with some highly adjust Wind/Gravity. ;)

I think the parameters could probably use some tweaking. We need to find an appropriate set, though.

Simba is not drunk. :<

Is the final coordinate set or recalculated? What I mean is, if you need speed and precision for instance in a fighting script, you could potentially misclick unless it calculates the desired path after the "mistake box" not before? On top of that I guess the next question is how often is too often?

Flight, could you do these pics with this branch of SRL5:
https://github.com/SRL/SRL-5/tree/gauss

If I can get my stuff together with git, this will not break anything.. :/

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Originally Posted by Nava2

Simba is not drunk. :<

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made me lol irl.

On topic: i think that's a little bit... too much i guess, if it happens once in every 25~ mouse movements then yes.

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Originally Posted by Nava2

Flight, could you do these pics with this branch of SRL5:
https://github.com/SRL/SRL-5/tree/gauss

If I can get my stuff together with git, this will not break anything.. :/

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You're talking about running the script with SRL5 and redoing the pictures? I'd be happy to, but the last time (first day of release) I tried converting to SRL5 I had a truck load of compile problems. I tried doing what Wizzup? said and I still couldn't get any where. Believe me I'd love to update my scripts to SRL5, had I the option.

@Tickyy:
Yeah those last pictures were taken with huge gravity and wind mods. I've settled them back down to a little higher than normal, but with the same miss-and-correct movement format.

Flight, PM me the issues you're having with SRL5 and I can help you out.

I like the looks if this though. :)

E: Moved to SRL Suggestions.

The final version of HumanMMouse is in Astralz if you'd like to take a look at it.

Edit:
I PM'd you earlier this morning, Coh3n. I hope you can give me some good advice, I'm looking forward to getting my scripts running on SRL5. :)

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Originally Posted by Flight

The final version of HumanMMouse is in Astralz if you'd like to take a look at it.

Edit:
I PM'd you earlier this morning, Coh3n. I hope you can give me some good advice, I'm looking forward to getting my scripts running on SRL5. :)

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Would be easier if you just posted here. :p I think I'll add it to mouse.simba.

Simba Code:

{*******************************************************************************
Procedure HumanMMouse(eX, eY: Integer);
By: Flight
Description: Human-like miss-and-correct mouse movement
*******************************************************************************}
  Procedure HumanMMouse(eX, eY, ranX, ranY: Integer);
  var
    randSpeed: extended;
    X,Y,X2,Y2,A,Dist,MP: integer;
  begin
    A := MouseSpeed;
    GetMousePos(X, Y);
    Dist := Distance(X, Y, eX, eY);
    MP := Round(Dist/150);
    if MP < 0 then
      MP := 1;

    randSpeed := (random(MouseSpeed) / 2.0 + MouseSpeed) / 10.0;
    X2 := RandomRange(eX-(A*MP), eX+(A*MP));
    Y2 := RandomRange(eY-(A*MP), eY+(A*MP));
    WindMouse(X, Y, X2, Y2, 11, 8, 10.0 / randSpeed, 12.0 / randSpeed, 10.0 * randSpeed, 10.0 * randSpeed);
    GetMousePos(X, Y);
    MMouse(eX, eY, ranX, ranY);
    MouseSpeed := A;
  end;

If it still functions like it did in the pictures in the original post I am a bit weary of it. That sharp change in direction at the end is very unrealistic to me IMO. I went from blue to red with my mouse manually multiple times and if I did miss, the correction was never so sharp. The rest of the movements seem to be on a good track though :)

Maybe make the "miss area" smaller?

Oh right this is what I Asked you to use :P thanks for allowing me :)
I was wondering though do you use HumanMouse (x, y, 5, 5) instead of mouse (x, y, 5, 5)?
That doesn't seem to work when i put it into practice.

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Originally Posted by R4nd0m

Oh right this is what I Asked you to use :P thanks for allowing me :)
I was wondering though do you use HumanMouse (x, y, 5, 5) instead of mouse (x, y, 5, 5)?
That doesn't seem to work when i put it into practice.

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HumanMMouse. HumanMouse is already a function in SRL. ;)

Call it MissMouse or something, it's a bit more describing name imo :)

Added to my repo. will be add to SRL5 shortly. I added it as MissMouse in antiban.simba. I watched it work and I quite like it. I think I'll use it in my scripts. :)

E: It would be nice if we could use this function/a custom function instead of Mouse throughout the include if the scripter chose to.

This looks great, sooooo much more human like, I will be using this for sure!

very nice, and much more human like. I'm going to add this to my script :D Is this inside the SRL yet? If it isn't, it should!

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Originally Posted by MasterCrimez

very nice, and much more human like. I'm going to add this to my script :D Is this inside the SRL yet? If it isn't, it should!

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From what I've read it's already in SRL at this point; somewhere in antiban.Simba if I'm not mistaken?

I don't think it is, I can't find it anywhere in the include.

That was quite the gravedig MasterCrimez but with fair enough reason. If this is not in the SRL include (fairly sure it's not) it should at least get a bit of returned publicity to people can start adding it to their scripts. Thanks heaps Flight, it looks amazing.

~Caotom

It is there, called MissMouse.

Ah, yes, the name changed :p I was going off the first post.

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Originally Posted by litoris

It is there, called MissMouse.

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KEWL :D I think i'll use this for all my mouse movements

http://i.imgur.com/oRkMc.png
It's great how this one does a little loop for fun! Loving it Flight

Hey! That looks like my script :p

I use my mouse with higher sensitivity than most (makes it easier to transition from a mouse to a mouse pad IMO) and I do miss my target a lot of the time, and the transition is almost always sharp, however, that last transition from when it starts to go back to the target should be a slower mouse speed rather than a consistent mouse speed.