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A ent finder that finds the dot on the MM ( of the Tree symbol), BUT only searches about only half of the minimap that your in :)

:D:D:D:D:D

Just find your player's dot and then look in an area around the dot for the yellow (NPC) one. Is it that hard?

From: Metho D
Just find your player's dot and then look in an area around the dot for the yellow (NPC) one. Is it that hard?

Yes, what happens if a non-ent NPC walks by? Or a random event?

You would need to find the yellow dot directly on the tree.

From: Zach1188
Yes, what happens if a non-ent NPC walks by? Or a random event?

You would need to find the yellow dot directly on the tree.

Then you simply confine the area space even more? Since you know where you should be in relation to the tree(s), you should be able to specify within a tight area where you want to look for that yellow dot. Calling FindNormalRandoms before an ent finding procedure probably would be best to nullify the chance of randoms popping up so you don't accidentally detect an ent.

From: Metho D
Then you simply confine the area space even more? Since you know where you should be in relation to the tree(s), you should be able to specify within a tight area where you want to look for that yellow dot. Calling FindNormalRandoms before an ent finding procedure probably would be best to nullify the chance of randoms popping up so you don't accidentally detect an ent.

Cool. Now what happens, say, your cutting willows in Draynor and a dark mage walks directly next to your player?

I suppose it could work, however the area would have to be fairly vacant. And when an ent appears, doesn't the trees name in the top left turn yellow? I think that would be far easier to detect with less problems.

From: Zach1188
Cool. Now what happens, say, your cutting willows in Draynor and a dark mage walks directly next to your player?

I suppose it could work, however the area would have to be fairly vacant. And when an ent appears, doesn't the trees name in the top left turn yellow? I think that would be far easier to detect with less problems.

Cut Willow Trees in Rimmington and your problem's solved? (h) Bobbohobbo already has an ent finder that does that (I use it myself), but I guess he's looking for something new to use. Like you mention though, it's probably too hard to maintain a decent search area while making sure you don't detect Dark Wizards as Ents.

Make me a ent finder for MM its more effiecent for Yews way better and looks waaaaay less botty.

I saved a view pics of ents.

Lol i took a screen shot to late for the seccond one.

Get on MSN?

From: BobboHobbo
Make me a ent finder for MM its more effiecent for Yews way better and looks waaaaay less botty.

I saved a view pics of ents.

Lol i took a screen shot to late for the seccond one.

Can you still locate the symbol with something like FindSymbolIn if the ent is on the minimap? If you can, just search in a box around that color for the yellow npc dot and that should probably be able to find it.

Idk, can you try making one :) Im busy, with my script. And this is one thing needed for it.

Ill add you to the credit list :) if you make.

Yeah, I'll try. I'm having a hard time finding an ent to test it on, though. :P

Goodluck.

Well, I found one ent, but I couldn't locate the symbol while the NPC dot was over it. I'll try again tomorrow, but I'm not sure if it'll work or not.

Is the dot always on the symbol? (I don't WC)

From: Boreas
Is the dot always on the symbol? (I don't WC)

It is at the Edgeville Yews, but I'm not sure about anywhere else.

EDIT: It probably should be everywhere, but like I said, I'm not positive.

Yes it is everywhere like that. Im a wcer :D

well you could just have it look inside the symbol by croping the symbol with an ent but maybe that wouldnt work because its a regular bitmap or something

Why would this be hard at all?. Your player dot is always in the same place (center of minimap). Therefor, when your standing next to a tree, the tree symbol is approx 15x15

For the north yew tree i used..

procedure test2;
var
tx,ty:Integer;
begin
  SymbolAccuracy:=0.3;
  if(FindSymbol(tx,ty,'Tree'))then
  begin
    writeln('X '+IntToStr(tx)+' Y '+IntToStr(ty));
    //195836
    if(FindColorSpiral(x,y,195836,tx-8,ty-5,tx+6,ty+8))then
    begin
      writeln('Found at X: '+IntToStr(X)+'Y: '+IntToStr(Y));
    end;
  end;
end;

I'm not 100% positive where the randoms spawn, wether they are in my scan range or not. Havn't had an ent to try it with :(.

//Edit randoms dont spawn in the range.

From: rogeruk
Why would this be hard at all?. Your player dot is always in the same place (center of minimap). Therefor, when your standing next to a tree, the tree symbol is approx 15x15

For the north yew tree i used..

procedure test2;
var
tx,ty:Integer;
begin
  SymbolAccuracy:=0.3;
  if(FindSymbol(tx,ty,'Tree'))then
  begin
    writeln('X '+IntToStr(tx)+' Y '+IntToStr(ty));
    //195836
    if(FindColorSpiral(x,y,195836,tx-8,ty-5,tx+6,ty+8))then
    begin
      writeln('Found at X: '+IntToStr(X)+'Y: '+IntToStr(Y));
    end;
  end;
end;

I'm not 100% positive where the randoms spawn, wether they are in my scan range or not. Havn't had an ent to try it with :(.

//Edit randoms dont spawn in the range.

Will that always find the closest tree symbol (there are two there)?

No i only tested it on the top tree.

I guess this would work..

procedure test2;
var
tx,ty:Integer;
begin
  SymbolAccuracy:=0.3;
  if(FindSymbolIn(tx,ty,'Tree',628,64,651,100))then
  begin
    writeln('X '+IntToStr(tx)+' Y '+IntToStr(ty));
    //195836
    if(FindColorSpiral(x,y,195836,tx-8,ty-5,tx+6,ty+8))then
    begin
      writeln('Found at X: '+IntToStr(X)+'Y: '+IntToStr(Y));
    end;
  end;
end;

Trying to find an ent to check it with :)

FindColorCircle?

Yea apart from you need to specific the distance..Plus that would kinda find randoms..

SRL Compiled in 16 msec
X 643 Y 74
Found at X: 640Y: 76
Successfully executed

Works perfectly for me at Yews.

From: rogeruk
Yea apart from you need to specific the distance..



Works perfectly for me at Yews.

When cutting a yew your 9\10 next to it, so FindColorsSpiral from the MMCX and MMCY with a radius of 15 would do the trick..

Yea and find randoms too lol.

Ill give it a go today :)

well i think tails has one in his script cause it uses alot of symbol finding try to see if he has it

im still saying check for yellow dot inside of rare tree symbol

In case you haven't noticed, Symbol Finding in SRL isn't that great, and should only be used as a last resort.

function FindEnt : Boolean;
begin
  NPC := DTMFromString('78DA63CC626260106440017FFE3081694620F' +
       'E0F048C3940BE10031A6044228134C81C61026A328930279BB039' +
       '008F53087E');
       
  if FindDTMRotated(NPC, X, Y, MMX1, MMY1, MMX2, MMY2, -Pi, Pi, 0.2, NPCAngle) then
  if (Distance(MMCX, MMCY, X, Y) < 10) then
  begin
    Result := True;
    Mouse(MMCX, MMCY, 2, 2, True);
  end;
end;

If it finds the Ent on the minimap in a distance of 10 pixels, it'll click in the centre of the minimap, basically where your player is standing.

Meh old news. I have this in my OLD OLD yew cutter. Ill post here if you like. It no longer works. I used the symbol as my base for searching. if there is two trees either 1. You do it the right way and know which tree you are at therefore coloring spiraling out. or 2. You find the yew tree symbol color, then spiral out from center to find yew color on MM, then search.

O and btw santa nothing wrong with SRL's Symbol finding. I think you just need to learn how to use symbolaccuracy :p

One sec brb when i find script

EDIT: Ok here it is. I think what your looking for is in procedures

- RandomMM
- Pyro Ent

But mostly Random MM. I had no problem with it because i made this for fally yews and therefore i can only see one yew symbol on the screen at one time.

Hmm, ill test em.

Is the symbol always on top of the tree. Sometimes symbols like to drift off to the side.

From: Pyro
Meh old news. I have this in my OLD OLD yew cutter. Ill post here if you like. It no longer works. I used the symbol as my base for searching. if there is two trees either 1. You do it the right way and know which tree you are at therefore coloring spiraling out. or 2. You find the yew tree symbol color, then spiral out from center to find yew color on MM, then search.

O and btw santa nothing wrong with SRL's Symbol finding. I think you just need to learn how to use symbolaccuracy :p

One sec brb when i find script

EDIT: Ok here it is. I think what your looking for is in procedures

- RandomMM
- Pyro Ent

But mostly Random MM. I had no problem with it because i made this for fally yews and therefore i can only see one yew symbol on the screen at one time.

I must be confused then…I already know how to use SymbolAccuracy, but symbol finding has never been something popular with me…pretty much the same reason no-one ever walks only using symbols.

From: Santa_Clause
no-one ever walks only using symbols.

Ahem.. Ahem… :rolleyes: SymbolAccuracy is more useful IMO if you are trying to find if any symbol exist not a specify symbol. For example, by setting SymbolAccuracy to 0.6, the water fountain symbol and the quest symbol are mistakened for each other.

What says that trees and the tree symbol won't be mistaken?

From: Santa_Clause
What says that trees and the tree symbol won't be mistaken?

Huh? Trees and tree symbols are completely different colours (except they're green).

Symbol colours change and so do the tree colours, unless the symbols also have the grey part, then it's quite likely that trees are mistaken for symbols…FindBitmapTolerance…

Actually, the grey part could be confused for RoadColor?

I'm assuming that the Symbol colour isn't the grey part as that is generic to all symbol thus finding a particular symbol using that colour won't work.

BTW I made this quick function… haven't tested it and will only work if the symbol is directly above the tree (which I don't think it is all the time).

function FindEntBySymbol: Boolean;
var
  SPts, BlkArr: TPointArray;
  Sx, Sy, Dx, Dy, Px, Py, c: Integer;
  SymbAcc: Extended;
begin
  if (not(LoggedIn)) then Exit;
  SymbAcc := SymbolAccuracy;
  repeat
    FindSymbols(SPts, 'tree');
    if (Length(SPts) = 0) then
      SymbolAccuracy := SymbolAccuracy - 0.1
    else Break;
    Inc(c);
  until(c > 3);
  if (Length(SPts) = 0) then Exit;
  SortTPAFrom(SPts, IntToPoint(MMCX, MMCY));
  Px := SPts[0].x;
  Py := SPts[0].y
  FindColorsTolerance(BlkArr, 1183498, Px - 20, Py - 20, Px + 20, Py + 20, 20);
  if (Length(BlkArr) = 0) then Exit;
  MiddleTPAEx(BlkArr, Sx, Sy);
  Result := FindColorCircle(Dx, Dy, 62965, Sx, Sy, 8);
  SymbolAccuracy := SymbAcc;
end;

From: ZephyrsFury
I'm assuming that the Symbol colour isn't the grey part as that is generic to all symbol thus finding a particular symbol using that colour won't work.

BTW I made this quick function… haven't tested it and will only work if the symbol is directly above the tree (which I don't think it is all the time).

Make sure you reset the SymbolAccuracy to the starting value, otherwise you might get in to trouble ^.^.

From: mastaraymond
Make sure you reset the SymbolAccuracy to the starting value, otherwise you might get in to trouble ^.^.

Woops.. I've done that before.. ;)

Symbol finding works great. Just check for yellow dot within the size of the symbol. pretty simple. Dunno what all the fuss is about.

From: rogeruk
Symbol finding works great. Just check for yellow dot within the size of the symbol. pretty simple. Dunno what all the fuss is about.

It has to be a fuss :)

One of these should be added to SRL. Instead of keep hovering over the tree, makes it way less botty.

Let me see.. Will get back to you.

EDIT:

This should work.

program New;

const
  MMX1 = 570;
  MMY1 = 5;
  MMX2 = 715;
  MMY2 = 160;

const
  MMCX = 643;
  MMCY = 84;

Function FindEntMM: Boolean;

Var
   Tree: TPoint;
   Trees, Dots: TPointArray;
   aTrees: Array Of TPointArray;
   I, C: Integer;
   
Begin
  FindColorsTolerance(Trees, 2269727, MMX1, MMY1, MMX2, MMY2, 50);
  FindColorsTolerance(Dots, 65536, MMX1, MMY1, MMX2, MMY2, 0);
  aTrees := TPAToATPA(Trees, 20);
  For I := 0 To High(aTrees) Do
  Begin
    If Length(aTrees[I]) < 10 Then
      Continue;
    If Sqrt(Sqr(MMCX - Tree.X) + Sqr(MMCY - Tree.Y)) > 30 Then // Distance between symbol and you is lower than 30.
      Continue;
    Tree := MiddleTPA(aTrees[I]);
    For C := 0 To High(Dots) Do
      If Sqrt(Sqr(Dots[I].X - Tree.X) + Sqr(Dots[I].Y - Tree.Y)) < 30 Then
      Begin
        Result := True;
        WriteLn('Wizzy spotted an Ent');
        Exit;
      End;
  End;
End;

Var
   t: Integer;
   
begin
  t := GetSystemTime;
  FindEntMM;
  WriteLn(IntToStr(GetSystemTime - t));
end.

From: Wizzup?
Let me see.. Will get back to you.

EDIT:

This should work.

program New;

const
  MMX1 = 570;
  MMY1 = 5;
  MMX2 = 715;
  MMY2 = 160;

Function FindEntMM: Boolean;

Var
   Tree: TPoint;
   Trees, Dots: TPointArray;
   aTrees: Array Of TPointArray;
   I, C: Integer;
   
Begin
  FindColorsTolerance(Trees, 2269727, MMX1, MMY1, MMX2, MMY2, 50);
  FindColorsTolerance(Dots, 65536, MMX1, MMY1, MMX2, MMY2, 0);
  aTrees := TPAToATPA(Trees, 20);
  For I := 0 To High(aTrees) Do
  Begin
    If Length(aTrees[I]) < 10 Then
      Continue;
    Tree := MiddleTPA(aTrees[I]);
    //MoveMouse(Tree.X, Tree.Y);
    For C := 0 To High(Dots) Do
      If Sqrt(Sqr(Dots[I].X - Tree.X) + Sqr(Dots[I].Y - Tree.Y)) < 30 Then
      Begin
        Result := True;
        WriteLn('Wizzy spotted an Ent');
        Exit;
      End;
  End;
End;

begin
  FindEntMM;
end.

Looks good, gonna try it now.

Ill get back to ya.

One note, this does the finding on all trees.

You might want to add:

    If Sqrt(Sqr(MMCX - Tree.X) + Sqr(MMCY - Tree.Y)) > 30 Then // Distance between symbol and you is lower than 30.
      Continue;

EDIT: Edited post above.

Kk, ill test again.

From: BobboHobbo
Kk, ill test again.

I have been very stupid. It has to be > and not <.
EDIT: Fixed in the two above posts..

From: Wizzup?
I have been very stupid. It has to be > and not <.
EDIT: Fixed in the two above posts..

Lol.. Mmm maybe that why it found like 100 ents :)

From: Wizzup?
One note, this does the finding on all trees.

You might want to add:

    If Sqrt(Sqr(MMCX - Tree.X) + Sqr(MMCY - Tree.Y)) > 30 Then // Distance between symbol and you is lower than 30.
      Continue;

EDIT: Edited post above.

Use Dist?

if Dist((MMCX - Tree.X), (MMCY - Tree.Y)) > 30 then
  Continue;