Well, as you all know TQ has started sending people that use autoclickers to a new fancy bot jail. Now, for the sake of our mice and finger joints, all we need to do is find a way around it. Because scattering without an autoclicker is a pain in the ass.
Now, I haven't tested their anti-autoclick system yet, so I don't really know how it works. If anyone has done some tests and figured it out, please let the others know.
My best guess would be that they check the time between clicks and if you click with a constant frequency for a certain time then you're considered an autoclicker. Now that would be an easy thing to bypass - by just adding some random element to the program. Doen't really matter if the check is client or server sided. Can anyone confirm if that is the case?
But... if they have some other kind of check - for example some hack that somehow checks if the clicks registered are actual hardware based clicks or initiated by some program (don't ask me if it's possible to do it), then it would complicate things up a bit.
So. When anybody has any information on the subject I'd be glad to know. When I get home I'll run a few tests myself and try building a random interval autoclicker to see if it gets me jailed or not. But in the meantime all information on the subject is apreciated. And if anyone knows of a working autoclicker that has the random element built-in, also let me know.
Now, I haven't tested their anti-autoclick system yet, so I don't really know how it works. If anyone has done some tests and figured it out, please let the others know.
My best guess would be that they check the time between clicks and if you click with a constant frequency for a certain time then you're considered an autoclicker. Now that would be an easy thing to bypass - by just adding some random element to the program. Doen't really matter if the check is client or server sided. Can anyone confirm if that is the case?
But... if they have some other kind of check - for example some hack that somehow checks if the clicks registered are actual hardware based clicks or initiated by some program (don't ask me if it's possible to do it), then it would complicate things up a bit.
So. When anybody has any information on the subject I'd be glad to know. When I get home I'll run a few tests myself and try building a random interval autoclicker to see if it gets me jailed or not. But in the meantime all information on the subject is apreciated. And if anyone knows of a working autoclicker that has the random element built-in, also let me know.