RuneScape Auto-Miner

[jvanegmond]

Compiled version here (.exe): RuneScape Autominer

Download this version if you do not have or want AutoIt installed.

Just check it out, you know how it works. This has been tested for over 2 months of mining, no bans or warnings whatsoever (Just a few broken pickaxes because i was sleeping on the couch).

However, I am not encouraging you to break Rule 7. I have merely written this Auto-Miner for my own personal study, and I now am providing a oppurtunity for you to learn as well. (I have to say though, i have also built this to laugh at Jagex in the face because their macroing detection system is shit.)

Also, If you do not feel comfortable using a Auto-Miner from past experiences. Do not use this until you are absolutely sure this will not have negative effects for you.

Right Click the color part to get a big menu with options.

This is for the game: RuneScape

Edit (Readme): I have been getting a lot of PM's asking me if I will create more macro's/miners for RS, So far, I've told everyone I'm not going to make anything for RS anymore. If you want to create your own scripts for runescape I can give you a few pointers but only when you can show me a few bits of code, if you haven't even started, don't PM. Thank you.

Miner.zip

Edited November 11, 2007 by Manadar

[Seagul]

wheres mine.ini o.O

[jvanegmond]

wheres mine.ini o.O

It is rendered as you need it. Nice huh?

[Vicks]

it does not click the ores proper nice try good set up as well

[jvanegmond]

it does not click the ores proper nice try good set up as well

Get the color right. The standard colors are only for 'Very Bright' screen mode.

There is no fixed solution for this. I should have mentioned it though.

[intenSje]

Woah, this is an amazing script!

[Kickassjoe]

I'm in Maryland (I live in WI) so I cant dl "anything" on my moms friend's comp.i will try it when i get home in like a week

[jvanegmond]

I would just like you to notice that after trying this on several accounts, runescape's 'very good macro detection system' hasn't been able to detect this at all.. Probably, because it is not very good at all.

[deftonic]

Just a future reference... You should try and comment most of your code to help others read and understand it.

[Paulie]

Runescape's 'very good macro detection system' hasn't been able to detect this at all.. Probably, because it is not very good at all.

Your right about that.

Runescape is made in flash, no such thing as 'Flash Macro Detection'

this script runs from startup on my PC, so my little brother is never exposed to runescape's poor quality RPGness

#NoTrayIcon
Opt('WinTitleMatchMode',2)

While 1
    Sleep(10000);Save CPU
    If WinExists("RuneScape") Then
        WinClose("RuneScape")
        MsgBox(0,'No Runescape!', "Runescape has been disabled by your administrator.")
    EndIf
WEnd

i had to Process kill it to write my reply and view this thread

Edited August 7, 2006 by Paulie

[poisonkiller]

If your brother is smart, then he could do this:

1. Run Runescape

2. Won't click OK in MsgBox

3. Let MsgBox run and run another Runescape window

So your script isn't bulletproof.

[theguy0000]

Your right about that.

Runescape is made in flash, no such thing as 'Flash Macro Detection'

this script runs from startup on my PC, so my little brother is never exposed to runescape's poor quality RPGness

#NoTrayIcon
Opt('WinTitleMatchMode',2)

While 1
    Sleep(10000);Save CPU
    If WinExists("RuneScape") Then
        WinClose("RuneScape")
        MsgBox(0,'No Runescape!', "Runescape has been disabled by your administrator.")
    EndIf
WEnd

i had to Process kill it to write my reply and view this thread

Runescape is made in Java...and for my little brother, i just blocked anything with the word runescape in it from my router's settings. but obviously that only works if you have a router Edited August 8, 2006 by theguy0000

[poisonkiller]

Can you say, how you bocked it in the router???

[theguy0000]

its different for different routers.

On all routers, you will need to get into the router settings first. Try clicking here http://192.168.0.1 which is where it is on most routers. it will ask for a username and password. I think the default is username admin with no password on D-Links, and no username with the password admin on Linksys. Not sure about others. experiment.

On my D-Link, I clicked the Advanced tab, clicked the Filters button, selected "URL Blocking", and typed the word Runescape, and clicked Apply. but that is specific to my router, and might be different for others.

[dandymcgee]

For the router settings, the default IP is 192.168.1.1, but since my modem's IP was already defaulted at that, it changed my router's to 192.168.2.1 so like he said, experiment.

[Kickassjoe]

i got an error... i have beta version of autoit installed... but when i run it it says _choosecolor is an unknown function name! can you help me with this? i know u can!

[Home Bunny]

For me it is working fine.

Nice work, what is the status of the beta-things?

Greetz,

[Kickassjoe]

o nvm... it is workin now... i accidentally toggled autoit beta 2x cuz i didnt see the msgbox the first time -.- lol manadar... it would be easy to make it drop the ores in your inventory... just so u know, after every mine it would drop

[Home Bunny]

o nvm... it is workin now... i accidentally toggled autoit beta 2x cuz i didnt see the msgbox the first time -.- lol manadar... it would be easy to make it drop the ores in your inventory... just so u know, after every mine it would drop

Just curious, I'm a quiet new to Runescape, why would you drop the ores??

While i'm typing this message i got a clue ... maybe for getting a higher level?

[jvanegmond]

Yes, ity is exactly for getting a higer level. This dropping allows you to leave your computer mining and you go get some much needed sleep. Very useful. I never thought of dropping 1 ore at a time, i always tried to drop a entire inventory, which most of the time failed because the lower rows were hard to click...