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just stop botting for a while and see if it gets better :P I stopped botting all my accs since I saw that cip is doing actually something for the first time :>

Botted my main through-out all the double weekend. As long they don't already have their eye on you you'll be fine in low-key areas. I used my Chaochai script for example and didn't see a single player in the spawn during the entire weekend. I'm pretty sure that botting hidden places isn't enough though, if they already have their eye on you.

a little advice..
I use my own function to wait between actions.

lua code:

ban = nil

function antiban(t1, t2)

    if t1 < 200 or t2 < 200 then -- if player put e.g. (50, 100) function change to higher

        if not ban then

            print('Warring, low time difference, to prevent ban change on (300, 600)')  -- send warring

            ban = true

        end

        sleep(math.random(270, 650) * math.random(1.01, 1.19)) -- time was changed on ...

    end

    if t1 >= 200 and t2 >= 200 then -- if time is higher than 200ms then make a 3 groups of time

        t1 = (t1 + math.random(-1, 280))* math.random(1.01, 1.10) -- low

        t2 = (t2 + math.random(-5, 460))* math.random(0.95, 1.15) -- high

        t3 = (t2 + t1 + math.random(10, 130))/2 -- middle

        if t3 >= 250 then 

            t4 = t3

        end

        if t3 < 250 then

            t4 = math.random(300, 700) + 100*math.random(0.3, 0.9) -- if middle time is to low, player put (200, 300), will change to higher

        end

        time = {t4, t1, t2} -- collection of all times

        sleep(time[math.random(1, #time)]) -- choose random time with uper timer group {} and sleep(time)

    end

end

How to use?
Copy and paste to notepad> save as antiban.lua or download from link

lua code:

Module.New('talk', function()

dofile('antiban.lua')

    Self.Say('hi')

    antiban(700, 2000)

    Self.Say('ban me now?')

    antiban(1200, 3000)

end)

http://images66.fotosik.pl/774/2f5022b2d25047dfmed.png

I tested and it's better than normal inbuild wait() in XenoLib.lua
lua code:

function wait(a, b)

    if not b then sleep(a) else sleep(math.random(a, b)) end

end

Also...
Never use like that:
lua code:

Self.SayToNpc({'hi', 'trade'})

 -- it will repeat with 200ms if its Module or So.. fast if normal (while true do).

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Rif

a little advice..
I use my own function to wait between actions.

lua code:

ban = nil

function antiban(t1, t2)

    if t1 < 200 or t2 < 200 then -- if player put e.g. (50, 100) function change to higher

        if not ban then

            print('Warring, low time difference, to prevent ban change on (300, 600)')  -- send warring

            ban = true

        end

        sleep(math.random(270, 650) * math.random(1.01, 1.19)) -- time was changed on ...

    end

    if t1 >= 200 and t2 >= 200 then -- if time is higher than 200ms then make a 3 groups of time

        t1 = (t1 + math.random(-1, 280))* math.random(1.01, 1.10) -- low

        t2 = (t2 + math.random(-5, 460))* math.random(0.95, 1.15) -- high

        t3 = (t2 + t1 + math.random(10, 130))/2 -- middle

        if t3 >= 250 then 

            t4 = t3

        end

        if t3 < 250 then

            t4 = math.random(300, 700) + 100*math.random(0.3, 0.9) -- if middle time is to low, player put (200, 300), will change to higher

        end

        time = {t4, t1, t2} -- collection of all times

        sleep(time[math.random(1, #time)]) -- choose random time with uper timer group {} and sleep(time)

    end

end

How to use?
Copy and paste to notepad> save as antiban.lua or download from link

lua code:

Module.New('talk', function()

dofile('antiban.lua')

    Self.Say('hi')

    antiban(700, 2000)

    Self.Say('ban me now?')

    antiban(1200, 3000)

end)

http://images66.fotosik.pl/774/2f5022b2d25047dfmed.png

I tested and it's better than normal inbuild wait() in XenoLib.lua
lua code:

function wait(a, b)

    if not b then sleep(a) else sleep(math.random(a, b)) end

end

Also...
Never use like that:
lua code:

Self.SayToNpc({'hi', 'trade'})

 -- it will repeat with 200ms if its Module or So.. fast if normal (while true do).

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What does the script does? ^^ just waiting before next text??

Quote:

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Originally Posted by shadowart

Botted my main through-out all the double weekend. As long they don't already have their eye on you you'll be fine in low-key areas. I used my Chaochai script for example and didn't see a single player in the spawn during the entire weekend. I'm pretty sure that botting hidden places isn't enough though, if they already have their eye on you.

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Same here on my main, botted all week, or yeah all month lol! Hidden spots the best >> 100rp :D

Quote:

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Originally Posted by wallnut

What does the script does? ^^ just waiting before next text??

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It's simply function like a wait(x, y) or mod;Dealy(x, y)
Can be use in all xenobot lua scripts

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Rif

It's simply function like a wait(x, y) or mod;Dealy(x, y)
Can be use in all xenobot lua scripts

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Sorry for being a bit ret#rd here, but i don't understand the scripting language, if i add this script to my other scripts it will do what? ;]

It will prevent getting busted while botting?

if u don't use cavebot, just only lua scripts e.g. u skilling, mlv train etc. try use this function, im use it on TA and XB since 2006 with ban balance: 0 :)

Quote:

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Originally Posted by wallnut

Sorry for being a bit ret#rd here, but i don't understand the scripting language, if i add this script to my other scripts it will do what? ;]

It will prevent getting busted while botting?

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It will not prevent bans and it does nothing useful that regular wait doesn't do. It is just a wait function with a non-uniform probability distribution.

Also, speak to NPCs with Self.SayToNpc({'hi', 'trade'}, WPM, RANGE) and it will wait between messages depending on the length of the words and the supplied wpm.

Quote:

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Originally Posted by shadowart

It will not prevent bans and it does nothing useful that regular wait doesn't do. It is just a wait function with a non-uniform probability distribution.

Also, speak to NPCs with Self.SayToNpc({'hi', 'trade'}, WPM, RANGE) and it will wait between messages depending on the length of the words and the supplied wpm.

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ahh, thanks :)