SRL Archive - OSR Intermediate Scripting Tutorials

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function AutoColorThis(Bitmap, MaxTol, X1, Y1, X2, Y2: Integer): Integer;
By: Sumilion
Description: Resturns exact color of a bmp with tol found on the screen.
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AutoColorThis is way of autocoloring. Like other autocolorers (e.g FindWaterColor), AutoColorThis use a bitmap, a tolerance and a place to search the bmp.

First of all, make bitmap of the thing you want to get the color, a small bmp could be fine. Dont use high tolerance.

Something like this:

AutoColorThis(GrassBmp, 15, MMX1, MMY1, MMX2, MMY2)

You can use it for walking, e.g:

RadialWalk(AutoColorThis(GrassBmp, 15, MMX1, MMY1, MMX2, MMY2), 0, 360, 65, -1, 1)

Using AutoColorThis you dont need RadialWalkEx or other tolerance walker functions.

Nice tut :P Will help many people..

From: N1ke!
Nice tut :P Will help many people..

Thanks :)

Great tutorial .. thanks for sharing! :)

It's good clear tut(i need that, not xD)

You might want to post example script. So they see how you fill GrassBmp. Also this function lags a bit. If you use radialwalk more than 1 time, then
you might want to load color into a variable. And use variable in radialwalk.

nice simple tut, i agree and a sample and declaring a variable also, but its good for a beginner scripter…

remember that AutoColorThis, Takes the color from the upper left pixel of the bitmap ;)

yeah, but i thought autocolorthis quite lag by itself but will try to use it soon. Now bookmark for future reference… lol

Can you some more example? :p

From: HellBoyz
yeah, but i thought autocolorthis quite lag by itself but will try to use it soon. Now bookmark for future reference… lol

Can you some more example? :p

//procedure LoadBMP;
//bmpname := BitmapFromstring(stuff);
//remember to load the bmp.

procedure WalkThere;
var
  AutoColorColor : integer;
begin
  AutoColorColor := AutoColorThis(BmpName, MMX1, MMY1, MMX2, MMY2, Tol);// this will get the color of the bmp found in the minimap
  if RadialWalk(AutoColorColor, stufffff,f,f,f,f) then
  begin
    Writeln('walking there');
  end else
  Writeln('we arent walking there');
end;

Thanks i'll get it gone on my script…

thanks +rep i just need help with the bitmap but add me @

[email]piperarcher35@hotmail.com[/email] please this will be very
handy


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This function isn't all reliable anymore. Runescape switches minimap colors every time you enter a new area. That's why my script, using AutoColorThis, always gets stuck after a while, even though the Bmp Tolerance is like 70. Is there a way to dynamically make bitmaps?

From: Maninblack144
This function isn't all reliable anymore. Runescape switches minimap colors every time you enter a new area. That's why my script, using AutoColorThis, always gets stuck after a while, even though the Bmp Tolerance is like 70. Is there a way to dynamically make bitmaps?

No, there isnt any way to make dynamic bitmaps(i think). Just use dynamic DTM's, there are good tuts on it ;) Check r0b0t's DTM tut on beginners section :)

can you use it like

 if AutoColorThis(btmname, 15, MMX1, MMY1, MMX2, MMY2) then
               DoProcedure;// <-- i know you can make it do that part