Fake Input¶

Fake Input is achieved by external tools, usually by injecting the client.

Fake input is what WaspLib uses that allows you to use your mouse and keyboard freely while botting.

There’s 2 versions of fake input:

If you wish to completely disable fake input you can do so by adding the following compiler directive before you include WaspLib in your script:

{$DEFINE WL_DISABLE_FAKE_INPUT}

TRemoteInput¶

Main record used to interact with the remote input plugin.

procedure TRemoteInput.Setup();

Internal method used to setup TRemoteInput. This is automatically called for you on the RemoteInput variable.

Global TRemoteInput variable.

Main record used to interact with the wasp input plugin.

procedure TWaspInput.Setup();

Internal method used to setup TWaspInput. This is automatically called for you on the WaspInput variable.

procedure TRSClient.Clear();

Clears the client canvas.

Example:

RSClient.Clear();

procedure TRSClient.LoseFocus();
procedure TRSClient.LoseFocus(delay: Int32);

Loses focus if available. Maybe useful for antiban. You can optionally delay losing focus by passing in a delay.

function TRSClient.IsInputEnabled(): Boolean;

Returns True/False if the user REAL input is enabled/disabled, fully or partially, on the client.

Example:

WriteLm RSClient.IsInputEnabled();

procedure TRSClient.DisableRealInput();

Disables the user real input on the client for both the mouse and keyboard.

Example:

RSClient.DisableRealInput();

procedure TRSClient.EnableRealInput();

Enables the user real input on the client for both the mouse and keyboard.

Example:

RSClient.EnableRealInput();

procedure TRSClient.InjectInput();

Injects the client with one of the fake input tools:

Example:

RSClient.InjectInput();