Published: July 6, 2025
Rooftop agility courses in Old School RuneScape require clicking on obstacles in sequence, making them perfect candidates for automation with PowerfulWizard. This guide walks you through setting up a sequence that clicks each obstacle in order, waits for your character to complete the obstacle, then moves to the next one.
Rooftop agility courses consist of multiple obstacles that you click in order. Each obstacle takes a certain amount of time to complete, and you need to click the next obstacle before your character finishes the current one. The timing varies by course level and your agility level.
Popular courses include the Draynor Village course for lower levels, the Varrock course for mid levels, and the Seers' Village course for higher levels. Each course has different obstacle timings, so you'll need to adjust your sequence accordingly.
Open PowerfulWizard and switch to sequence mode. You'll create a sequence with one step for each obstacle in the course. Start by clicking "Pick Location" for the first step and selecting the first obstacle on the course.
Set the click type to left click and configure the timing. For most rooftop obstacles, you'll want intervals between 2000 and 4000 milliseconds, depending on the specific obstacle and your agility level. Higher agility levels mean faster completion times.
Add a second step for the second obstacle, then a third step for the third obstacle, and so on. Make sure each step targets the correct obstacle location. You can use the visual area selection feature to see exactly where each click will happen.
The key to successful rooftop agility automation is timing. Click too early and your character might not be ready, click too late and you'll lose time. Each obstacle has a different completion time, so you'll need to test and adjust.
Start with conservative timings and gradually reduce them as you test. Use the random deviation feature to add variation to your timings, which helps make the automation look more human-like. A deviation of 200-500 milliseconds works well for most obstacles.
Remember that lag can affect timing. If you experience network lag or frame drops, increase your intervals slightly to account for delays. It's better to click slightly late than too early.
PowerfulWizard's color detection feature can help ensure clicks register correctly. Some obstacles change color when clicked, or you might want to detect when your character reaches a certain point. Configure color detection for steps where visual confirmation is helpful.
For rooftop courses, you might detect the color of the obstacle itself, or detect when your character's position changes. This adds an extra layer of reliability to your automation setup.
After setting up all obstacles in your sequence, configure the loop settings. Most rooftop courses require multiple laps for efficient training, so set your sequence to loop continuously or for a specific number of times.
You can also add a delay between loops if needed. Some courses benefit from a short pause between laps, especially if you're collecting marks of grace or need to reset your position.
Set up hotkeys for easy control. Assign a start hotkey like Ctrl+Shift+F7 and a stop hotkey like Ctrl+Shift+F8. This lets you quickly start and stop the automation without clicking buttons in the PowerfulWizard window.
Having hotkeys ready is important because you may need to stop quickly if something goes wrong or if you need to respond to in-game events. Practice using the hotkeys before running long automation sessions.
Before running a full automation session, test your sequence with a small number of loops. Watch your character complete the course and verify that clicks are happening at the right times and locations.
If clicks are too early or too late, adjust the timing for those specific steps. If clicks are missing obstacles, check that your click areas are correctly positioned. The visual area selection feature helps you see exactly where clicks will happen.
Using automation tools like PowerfulWizard violates Jagex's terms of service for Old School RuneScape. Automated gameplay can result in permanent account bans. Use PowerfulWizard at your own risk and understand that detection is always possible.
To reduce detection risk, use random timing variations, don't run automation for extended periods, and mix in manual gameplay. However, no automation method is completely safe, and bans can still occur.
Consider the value of your account before using automation. High-level accounts with valuable items are at greater risk if banned. Many players prefer manual training to avoid this risk entirely.
If full sequence automation seems too risky, you can use PowerfulWizard for partial automation. For example, automate clicking obstacles but manually handle course resets or mark collection. This reduces automation time while still saving some effort.
Some players use automation only during low-activity times or when they can monitor the session closely. This approach balances convenience with safety, though it still carries ban risk.
Remember that PowerfulWizard is a tool, and how you use it is your responsibility. Always follow game terms of service and use automation tools responsibly.