Macroing 101
To create your own executables, check out AutoIt here:
AutoIt
The Macroing 101 tutorial section is currently under construction.
Macroing breaks one of Jagex rules and your account will be banned if you are caught cheating in this way...
With that being said, there are many users that still search for auto miners, clickers, cutters, talkers, etc, etc, etc. This section is not intended to aide players' cheating efforts, but for those of you that will probably do it one way or another I would like to go over the dangers of downloading someone else's program and running it on your computer, and then provide some simple programming details if you would like to create your own automated player.
Dangers of using an autoing tool that you didn't create
- An executable can be used to download and install other programs, track/log your keystrokes, send emails, and many other malicious things.
- Never download and run an executable from an untrustworthy source.
- Most reputable programmers that give away their autoers, will most likely include their source code.
- If you get source code, don't download, compile, and run the program without knowing what the source code is doing first.
- If they provide an executable file and source code, you shouldn't assume that the executable does the same thing that the source code does.
AutoIt is a quick and easy to use tool for making programs to automate tasks such as clicking and typing. It comes with an AutoIt help file (with functions, tutorials, etc.) and a cool window info. tool (lists colors, click coordinate, positioning, etc.)
The first thing that I suggest is that you download and install autoIt V3 and go through some of the tutorials. These aren't too difficult and they will get your feet wet (and not from the pee trickling down your leg), trust me, the tutorials aren't that bad if you just rough it through a few.
The second thing that you should do is look in the help file under "Functions -> Mouse Control". This is probably the most obvious section of commands that you will need to understand. They will take control of the mouse, move it into position, and left click / right click, etc. (always use sleep function between your clicks, because it will be obvious to jagex that your autoing when you click 10,000 time in the course of a minute =-P )
The third thing that you should do is look in the help file under "Functions -> Timer and Delay Functions". The sleep function should be used between clicks
The fourth thing that you should do is look in the help file under "Functions -> Graphic and Sound Functions". Not as obvious as the first one, but the PixelSearch and Beep functions might just save your butt if you are mining and get attacked by a rock golem. PixelSearch will let you know if there is (let's say red for this case) a red dot around your character and you can set the beep to go off under this circumstance. If you are reading or watching tv in the same room, the beep will let you know to check on your character. (simple example, but your random checking can get far more detailed as you learn how to use autoIt.)
- Please note that myrspages.com is not affiliated with runescape.com and is a new website intended for runescape enthusiasts who would like to display their in-game achievements on a character page that they can create and update.
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