Is AutoHotKey allowed in Runescape?

As some of you might already know, Oldschool Runescape recently made AHK bannable, because the anti-bot software they have detects it as a bot and some people extensivly used it: (“Historically, we have not given bans for some usage of programmable mouse keys (such as AutoHotKey).

Are hotkeys allowed Osrs?

Mouse keys are officially not considered macroing; they are allowed by Jagex because they are an accessibility option that is included in many operating systems. Players still have to manually press each click, so the program is not a “macro”.

Are macros allowed in Runescape?

Macroing is the act of using third-party software to perform automated tasks. A macro operates by automating user input to the game. Usage of macros is not allowed under the RuneScape rules and may result in action taken against that player’s account, such as a temporary or permanent ban.

Can you get banned for AutoHotKey?

The question here is “can I be banned for using AutoHotkey” and the answer remains “Yes.” The behavior you use it for, however, is considered when banning accounts and appealing bans.

How can I use AutoHotkey in RuneScape?

AutoHotkey, for instance, implements mouse hotkeys using a mouse hook, and ignores any artificial events. Afaik, the only way around it would be to use a virtual mouse (like some programmable gamepads have, or by running the game in a virtual machine.)

What do you need to know about AutoHotkey?

First thing to know is 1:1. Every time you click a key that you bound some action to (a mouseclick, a keyboard input/letter or a mousemove) it can only do one action. So one click means you only move your cursor, or you click once. You can’t bind one hotkey to a mousemove AND a mouseclick.

How to stop a script in AutoHotkey 2007scape?

You’ll see a little green rectangle with a H in it, in your taskbar bottom right. If you want to stop running the script, just right click the H and click exit. Whenever you make changes to a script and want to test/use them, right click the H and click reload. First thing to know is 1:1.

What can you do with AutoHotkey in osbuddy?

Now AHK has ALOT of useful things, more than just sending keyboard input or making a mousemove. If you want your hotkeys to only work in OSBuddy and behave normally in all your other applications, put this line on top of your script: