SRL Archive - Jr. Member General Help and Discussion

Hey guys,

i don't think the function "

mainscreen.isPlayerAnimating()

" is working. Whenever i use it, i get the error: "

Exception in Script: Unknown declaration "isPlayerAnimating"

"

Am i using this function wrong?
Do i need to add something to the includes?

I thought i could use it like this:

while (not mainscreen.isPlayerAnimating()) do
      AntiBan();  

I need to find a way to check if the player isn't moving and to do the antiban when the player is not moving. Any ideas? i hoped the above would work because it seemed simple and easy, i am thinking about maybe looking into pixel shift as an alternative but i don't really find the tutorials on it too descriptive. Can someone give some examples please?

Just searched, and mainScreen.isPlayerAnimating() seems to have been left out of the includes.

It uses/used pixelshift anyway, so it shouldn't be too hard to re-create, I believe someone (can't remember who) has a tutorial on it somewhere, and although it was written for SRL-5, the concept is 99% the same. It'd probably be in the outdated tutorials section.

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Yeah i read the pixel shift tutorial, it just seems like a lot of code when i could simply use "isPlayerAnimating" :(

Based on Flights Tut: https://villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=74090

AveragePixelShift doesn't even work?

From: CRASH_OVERRIDE
Yeah i read the pixel shift tutorial, it just seems like a lot of code when i could simply use "isPlayerAnimating" :(

Based on Flights Tut: https://villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=74090

AveragePixelShift doesn't even work?

His code is for SRL-5, shouldn't be too hard to port to SRL-6.

I believe averagePixelShift is now getPixelShiftAverage()

Ahhh! Too easy, cheers "KeepBotting".

I am not sure why that function was removed from the include. @Olly; do you know more about this?

If it was there when SRL-6 was released, it should have never been removed.

From: Coh3n
I am not sure why that function was removed from the include. @Olly; do you know more about this?

If it was there when SRL-6 was released, it should have never been removed.

I dont think it was ever in the include? I don't remember it.

From: Olly
I dont think it was ever in the include? I don't remember it.

I wonder if I had planned to put it in, but never did. It's in a documentation example. @CRASH_OVERRIDE; is there where you heard of the function?

Either way, it may not be a bad addition to the include. :)

@Coh3n, yes i got it from the SRL-6 Documentation, i thought everything in the documentation works? Could you add it? Would certainly help in a few scripts i have seen to reduce space and save time as well :)

From: CRASH_OVERRIDE
@Coh3n, yes i got it from the SRL-6 Documentation, i thought everything in the documentation works? Could you add it? Would certainly help in a few scripts i have seen to reduce space and save time as well :)

If you think you have a version that works well, post it. :)

Did a bit of research Coh3n mate,

Found "CitadelLoom-Current.simba" http://broscripts.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/Crafting/CitadelLoom-Current.simba

// @ Function isPlayerAnimating by vwxz,edited by Brotein
// * Takes 10 samples and compares them to our threshold for idle animation
// # Returns true if 60% of sample is greater than the threshold
function isPlayerAnimating: Boolean
var
  PixelShiftResult, IX, CX: Integer;
begin
  printStatus('IsPlayerAnimating: Starting...', 1);
  CX := 0;
  for IX := 1 to AnimMaxIter do
    begin
      PixelShiftResult := GetPixelShiftAverage(PixelShiftBox, AnimMinTime, AnimMaxTime);
      if (PixelShiftResult > AnimThreshold) then
        begin
          CX := CX + 1;
        end;
      printStatus('PixelShift: ' + IntToStr(PixelShiftResult), 2);
    end;
  Result := CX >= 6;
  printStatus(IntToStr(CX) + ' periods out of 10 showed pixel shift over threshold', 2);
  printStatus('IsPlayerAnimating: ' + BoolToStr(Result), 3);
end;

According to SRL-6.0 Documentation, you can test this with:

    if (mainscreen.isPlayerAnimating()) then
      writeln('Player is doing something');

It also has on description who invented it, so you can add them to the Docs.


-CRASH.

That's for OSR, but I can use it to make one for RS3.

@CRASH_OVERRIDE; I've added this function to SRL. You should be able to use it when your SRL updates. It's a one-liner (which is probably why we didn't include it in the first place, but I understand that the pixel shift functions aren't well known and some might fine them difficult/unclear to use.

(*
TRSMainscreen.isPlayerAnimating
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

.. code-block:: pascal

    function TRSMainscreen.isPlayerAnimating(maxShift: integer = 100): boolean;

Returns true if the pixel shift around the player is less than 'maxShift'. The
box around the player is defined in "mainscreen.playerBox". Pixel shifts can
vary depending on what the player is wearing/holding. This function's default is
based off of a player wearing nothing, and having the mainscreen at about half
zoom.

.. note::

    - by Coh3n
    - Last Updated: 7 July 2014 by Coh3n

Example:

.. code-block:: pascal

    while (mainscreen.isPlayerAnimating()) do
    begin
      antiban();
      wait(50 + random(50));
    end;
*)
function TRSMainscreen.isPlayerAnimating(maxShift: integer = 300): boolean;
begin
  result := (getPixelShiftAverage(self.playerBox, 50, 250) >= maxShift);
end;

Cheers man!