SRL Archive - Help and Support

Well, my script was perfectly solving my bank pins earlier today, but now it doesn't solve them at all. Anyone else have this problem? If needed, i will supply my script if you think I'm doing something wrong. If it does anything after putting in the pin, it will Sit at the pin screen for a few seconds then continue on if there is anything else to do.

Does it just sit and do nothing?

It's there is something the script does after putting in the pin, it will do that. But if you use use inpin, it sits there for a few seconds, then the script is successfully executed.

Did it happen after switching to a different computer? Or was it working on one computer, and then you tried it again and it didn't work on that same computer? Could be that you don't have the most recent version of SRL with the bank screen fix if you switched comps.

Maybe Jagex messing up the co-ords again.. :rollseyes:

works fine for me. just tried it 10mins ago

Could be what JAD suggested. Add some WriteLn's to make sure it's getting to that section of the script.

Ok, let me explain it all. Unless there is a brand new Vers. of SRL, i have it up-to-date. I tested in about, oh, 12pm this afternoon one one computer. Worked fine. a few hours later, i test the same script on the same computer, it doesn't work. And no, it's not the script either, because even when i put together a little something like-

program new;

{.include SRL/SRL/scar}
begin  
  ActivateClient;
  SetUpSRL;
  InPin(1212);
end;

That does not work for me. But since it works for someone, i'll try again.

You've targeted the client right?

Jup works for me.. I hope he didn't forget to set the window.. :S

Bah, yes, i did set the client, and the right one. Actually will test this and see if it works now.

Edit- Still doesn't work for me…

isnt it supposed to be

inpin('1212')

idk, but it compiled, so whichever i had was in the correct syntax. Obviously, it's me, even re-downloading SRL hasen't fixed it :confused:…

try it with the numbers as strings.

edit: this is from bank.scar: // * function InPin(pin: string): Boolean; // * by RSN / Starblaster100

Yea, your code couldnt compile with InPin(1212) because youd get Type mismatch. Try InPin('1212'); and it should work if the (1212) somehow worked for you. If not, idk…

I was stating that i had done it either which way, which had complied at that time. I'll try it on another computer, see if that works for me.