When Human-like Simulation is enabled, RTILA simulates human-like behavior to avoid detection by anti-bot systems.
| Behavior |
Description |
| Mouse movements |
Curved Bezier paths with natural acceleration and deceleration |
| Clicks |
Slight positional randomness, natural timing |
| Typing |
Random delays between keystrokes |
| Hovering |
Natural pause duration |
| Scrolling |
Natural pauses and variable speed |
| Level |
Description |
| Low |
Minimal randomness. Faster but more detectable. |
| Medium (Default) |
Balanced randomness and speed. |
| High |
Maximum randomness. Slowest but most human-like. |
RTILA uses Bezier curves to generate mouse paths:
- The start and end positions are determined.
- Control points are calculated to create a natural curve.
- The mouse follows the curve with variable speed.
- Micro-variances are added to simulate human motor noise.
- The mouse may overshoot the target slightly and correct.
This makes the mouse movement indistinguishable from a real human.
| Location |
Scope |
| Preferences → Stealth & Proxies |
Default for all projects |
| Browser Profiles |
Per-profile override |
| Tip |
Description |
| Use Medium sensitivity |
Good balance of speed and stealth |
| Use High for protected sites |
For heavily protected sites, use High |
| Combine with proxies |
Humanoid behavior works best with proxy rotation |
| Don’t rush |
Lower sensitivity = faster but more detectable |