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bUlLz EYEz ARROW HEAD MAKER!

(Will smith Arrow Heads at :VARROCK WEST: )

VERY nice script !!

THIS IS A (MEBERS ONLY SCRIPT):eek:

Very usefull for fletchers!

BuLlZ EYEz

OWNERS!

ALL CAN USE SCRIPT ONLY (MEMBERS)!

No Edits Or changing!!

SCRIPT FETURES:

1.Updated smithing bored!
2.Updated bank!
3.Updated hammer handling!
4.Updated banking process
5.Updated clicking process

!THATS ALL!

USE with NORMAL runescape CLIENT!
lOW detail!
Non-crouded world!
USE scar divi cde 3.12
Strat players logged out (optional)
Strat players at VARROCK WEST BANK //BANK BOOTHS
//////////////////////// \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\
:cartman: bUlLz~EyEz :cartman:




HAPPY~AUTOING!

Haha, at first, I thought this thread was about me :p

Hmm, let's have a look :). Just to let you know, you left your SRL stats password in there. I hope you don't use that password for anything else?

  case item of
    'arrow head': begin
                smithText:='rrow';
                barsNeeded:=1;
                up:=true;
                chars:=statChars;
              end;
    'arrow head': begin
             smithText:='rrow';
             barsNeeded:=1;
             up:=true;
             chars:=statChars;
           end;
    'arrow head': begin
              smithText:='rrow';
              barsNeeded:=1;
              up:=true;
              chars:=statChars;
            end;
    'arrow head': begin
                 smithText:='rrow';
                 barsNeeded:=1;
                 up:=true;
                 chars:=statChars;
               end;
    'arrow head': begin
               smithText:='rrow';
               barsNeeded:=1;
               up:=true;
               chars:=statChars;
             end;
    'arrow head': begin
                  smithText:='rrow';
                  barsNeeded:=2;
                  up:=true;
                  chars:=statChars;
                end;
    'arrow head': begin
                   smithText:='rrow';
                   barsNeeded:=2;
                   up:=true;
                   chars:=statChars;
                 end;
    'arrow head': begin
                  smithText:='rrow';
                  barsNeeded:=2;
                  up:=true;
                  chars:=statChars;
                end;
    'arrow head': begin
                  smithText:='rrow';
                  barsNeeded:=2;
                  up:=true;
                  chars:=statChars;
                end;
    'arrow head': begin
                   smithText:='rrow';
                   barsNeeded:=3;
                   up:=true;
                   chars:=statChars;
                 end;
    'arrow head': begin
                   smithText:='rrow';
                   barsNeeded:=3;
                   up:=true;
                   chars:=statChars;
                 end;
    'arrow head': begin
                   smithText:='rrow';
                   barsNeeded:=3;
                   up:=false;
                   chars:=smallChars;
                 end;
    'arrow head': begin
                    smithText:='rrow';
                    barsNeeded:=3;
                    up:=false;
                    chars:=statChars;
                  end;
    'arrow head': begin
                   smithText:='rrow';
                   barsNeeded:=3;
                   up:=false;
                   chars:=statChars;
                 end;
    'arrow head': begin
                   smithText:='rrow';
                   barsNeeded:=3;
                   up:=false;
                   chars:=statChars;
                 end;
    'arrow head': begin
                    smithText:='rrow';
                    barsNeeded:=3;
                    up:=false;
                    chars:=statChars;
                  end;
    'arrow head': begin
                   smithText:='rrow';
                   barsNeeded:=5;
                   up:=false;
                   chars:=statChars;
                 end;
  end;

What were you doing with that?

The bank finding function looked really good :). Did you make it?

I tried, it work fairly well, it could be improved greatly.