Hey, have't posted here in the past 6-7 years, so hello everyone! I'm interested in creating a simple script after all these years for nostalgia sake and progress my main on OSRS since I only just learned OSRS came out a few weeks ago (previously only played RuneScape 2, so all of my progress is now on its RS3 login). I'm just curious if anything has changed, all I plan on using is MMouse(X,Y), Mouse(X,Y, true), IsUpText('Attack'), FindColorsSpiralTolerance, and maybe TRSTabBackpack.clickDTM for eating food in my script, and that's pretty much it. Also, is any anti-random necessary in the game anymore?
I want it to be as undetectable as possible since it will be used on my main, so I'm curious if there's been any improvements to the mouse-movement algorithms in SRL over all these years, or if new functions/libraries have been adopted. I plan to use this on the Official OSRS Client using mouse-moving anti-ban incorporated to move the mouse off of the client regularly, like I do when I play. Am I wrong in thinking that using purely Scar/SRL is the safest way to lead Jagex to believe that the mouse is realer than a "fake" one created in Java? Sure would be nice to help grind out ~4 hours a day of training in afk, since I can't put in the time I want to with a full workload of Junior/Senior level Computer Science and Math classes in college.
Thanks!