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1. Is Reflection Currently Working?
2. If an update to the client is made, does reflection temporarily break? (For example, sail skill yesterday)
3. Can Jagex detect use of reflection?

EDIT: Read through the documentation. How would I go about determining whether or not I've poisoned a monster?

I dont believe that we currently have the hooks for that.

Currently (as 'seen' by simba, NPCs have… see below)

Type TNPC = Record
  Name, OverHeadText: String;
  Tile: TPoint;
  Index, Level, NpcID: Integer;
  Animation, HitPoints: Integer;
  Interacting: Integer;
  InCombat: Boolean;
end;

Okay, so if I can't directly see if a monster is poisoned, is there a way to detect "splashes" and whether or not they're poison?

NPC is poisoned.
Succesfully freed SMART[412212]
Successfully executed.

function R_IsNPCPoisoned(Index: Integer): Boolean;
var
  _Node, _HitTypeCount, I: Integer;
begin
  _Node := SmartGetFieldArrayObject(SmartCurrentTarget, 0, client_npcs, Index);
  _HitTypeCount := SmartGetFieldArraySize(SmartCurrentTarget, _Node, 'am', 0);
  if (_HitTypeCount > 0) then
    for I := 0 to _HitTypeCount - 1 do
      if (SmartGetFieldArrayInt(SmartCurrentTarget, _Node, 'am', I) = 2) then
      begin
        Result := True;
        Break;
      end;
  SmartFreeObject(SmartCurrentTarget, _Node);
end;

From: Frement

NPC is poisoned.
Succesfully freed SMART[412212]
Successfully executed.

function R_IsNPCPoisoned(Index: Integer): Boolean;
var
  _Node, _HitTypeCount, I: Integer;
begin
  _Node := SmartGetFieldArrayObject(SmartCurrentTarget, 0, client_npcs, Index);
  _HitTypeCount := SmartGetFieldArraySize(SmartCurrentTarget, _Node, 'am', 0);
  if (_HitTypeCount > 0) then
    for I := 0 to _HitTypeCount - 1 do
      if (SmartGetFieldArrayInt(SmartCurrentTarget, _Node, 'am', I) = 2) then
      begin
        Result := True;
        Exit;
      end;
  SmartFreeObject(SmartCurrentTarget, _Node);
end;

You are amazing.

One more question:

I need to pick-lock a door and it fails several times before letting me through.

I plan to modify R_OpenDoor so that it "picks" it, and just run that in a loop until R_OnTile() returns the tile on the other side of the door. Is this a good way to determine if I successfully got through?

From: Xenobitz
You are amazing.

One more question:

I need to pick-lock a door and it fails several times before letting me through.

I plan to modify R_OpenDoor so that it "picks" it, and just run that in a loop until R_OnTile() returns the tile on the other side of the door. Is this a good way to determine if I successfully got through?

Yes, I use a similar method for agility.

From: Frement
Yes, I use a similar method for agility.

Thanks for the help mate

From: Xenobitz
You are amazing.

One more question:

I need to pick-lock a door and it fails several times before letting me through.

I plan to modify R_OpenDoor so that it "picks" it, and just run that in a loop until R_OnTile() returns the tile on the other side of the door. Is this a good way to determine if I successfully got through?

After each LockPicking attempt, you could iterate yourself through the tile checking. Anything that checks your tile position in relation to your previous tile position should work fine.
Even something like this:

OutsideDoorTile := R_GetTileGlobal;
PickLock;
if R_GetTileGlobal = OutsideDoorTile then 
PickLock;
if R_GetTileGlobal = InsideDoorTile then
DoNextStep;

Would work… Although something like:

While R_OnTile(OutsideDoorTile) do
Picklock;

Would probably work better