SRL Archive - Other Scripts

Radial Walking Aid v.1


BobboHobbo

2008-03-04 06:52:32

Radial Walking Aid v.1

Yes its Yakmans walking aid, just fixed it for the new Runescape and fixed the postions. All credits to Yakman.

For the newbies:
Yakman made a radialwalk tool which makes walking much easier, To find out how to use the tool go to my tut in intermediate section of tut island or go to Zeph's walking tutorial, intemedaite section.

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Naum

2008-03-04 13:32:48

Nice BH. i think IceFire already made one though… lolz

BobboHobbo

2008-03-04 15:57:44

Alwell didnt see it.

oliver1205

2008-03-04 17:46:47

weather anyone else made one or not, i was looking for a updated version. thanks

cbris

2008-03-04 17:55:32

thank you SO much.

I don’t have the skill or time to attempt to update it myself, so this is hugely useful for me. I am sure many other beginning scripters will benefit from this.

Bwt, could this be added as part of the SRL include. Just a thought.

BobboHobbo

2008-03-05 03:35:10

No problem.

Timothegreat

2008-03-06 16:58:29

gj, but tbh people should know their degrees and radians enough to be able to use radial walk without ever opening up radial walk aid…:rolleyes:

Zezi

2008-03-30 21:27:32

Well, i love it :)

And the 'find rs' button rocks, very useful, but it doesn't grab it's own startradial and endradial :S

Why's that? o.o

Well tyvm, was fun to play with.

ZaSz

2008-03-30 21:48:41

Much Needed. Not for my current script but still much need THANKS

PvH

2008-03-31 08:52:42

thanks!
ima try to make a walker from lumby to draynor now..
not many succes yet :(

Daniel

2008-10-26 02:56:34

Oh, so what, i grave-dug a useful post. Kill me if you have to. (<< This is to stop people from going GRAVEDIGGER!).

Thanks Ben! Greatly needed. I only use this for the Start Radial and End Radials, which is all i need ;)
From: Timothegreat
gj, but tbh people should know their degrees and radians enough to be able to use radial walk without ever opening up radial walk aid…:rolleyes:

Lol, not for people who are bad at mathematics, like me. (What are radian anyway?) :p

TViYH

2008-10-26 10:40:26

I believe radians are the distance of a point on the circumference of a circle from the starting point (generally 0 or 360). Correct me if I'm wrong.