I know this sounds like an autoclicker, but the difference is that as a human, it is impossible for me to click at exact intervals, so the software shouldn't be able to pick up the software, right? Sorry if all of that is confusing, I'm just curious as to how the RH team realized I was using outside software to farm. So I got rid of the bubbles by clicking quickly in the middle of the screen, and then the program would just do that continuously and that's part of the way I afk farm. I used while recording and then play them in a continuous loop. I was using a micro recorder, which would record whatever mouse movements, buttons, keys, etc. So like I said earlier, I wasnt using an autoclicker. This was a before the official rh rules came out of course. The only thing I found was that some games would ban you if you were using autoclickers, and the way they would tell is because autoclickers use perfectly timed clicks and the software can detect that. This is important because before I started afk farming I did a little bit of research on whether or not I would get in trouble from rh/roblox if I used outside software to farm.
To be fair, I WAS afk farming, but I wasnt actually using an autoclicker. I got banned from the game for 3 days for afk farming with an autoclicker. Okay guys, I need some help figuring this out.
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