You would want to edit the general behavior of the bot to differ from the hundreds+ other users' versions. Here are some hypothetical examples.
Editing wait times in between procedures is a good start.
Simba Code:
wait(random(150, 350)); //Original public code, in which the script waits for a random amount of ms between 150 and 350
wait(random(100, 300)); //New personal code, made the wait a little faster.
Mouse speed is also something helpful to customize.
Simba Code:
mouseSpeed := 20; //Original public code, set mouse speed to 20 throughout the whole script.
mouseSpeed := random(18, 23); //New personal code, where the mouse speed is randomized every run.
Often times antiban procedures in scripts will be a generic case statement, where a number between 1 and X (let's say 100) is rolled, and certain actions are performed based on the outcome of that roll.
Simba Code:
//Original Public Antiban, rolls random 100
i := random(100);
case i of
0..3: antibanMethod1;
4..25: antibanMethod2;
26..27: antibanMethod3;
28..54: antibanMethod4;
//Implied that 55..100 does nothing
end;
//Modified Personal Antiban, rolls random 200, making outcomes less commonly executed, some edited numbers as well
i := random(200);
case i of
0..8: antibanMethod1;
9..15: antibanMethod2;
16..24: antibanMethod3;
24..54: antibanMethod4;
55..64: myPersonalAntiban;
//Implied that 65..200 does nothing
end;
Scripts will also commonly take breaks. These are often characterized by logging out to the lobby and waiting a period of time. This would be another simple wait procedure edit.
Hope this helps you
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