SRL Archive - Reflection Tutorials

Walking
Walking on runescape has never been easier (for SCAR atleast…), now with reflection you can Get Tiles of the runescape map, and click them for walking.

So, Lets Begin!
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Alright, there are three functions you need to be familiar with -

procedure R_FFlag(Distance: Integer);                                      
Procedure R_Flag;
Function WalkToTile(Tile: TPoint; Randomness, FlagD: Integer): Boolean;

alright, R_FFlag and R_Flag, are the "same" as srls (in usage), except use reflection, you can put those aside for later use (making custom tile walking functions), lets focus on the main one.

Function WalkToTile(Tile: TPoint; Randomness, FlagD: Integer): Boolean;

This function will click the minimap at a precise point (with your randomness of coarse then, making it un-precise.. xD), to use this function you will imput a tile, for example..

WalkToTile(Point(3341, 3352), Randomness, FlagD);

then the randomness on the number of tiles..

WalkToTile(Point(3341, 3352), 3, FlagD);

then, a Flag distance (in tiles)

WalkToTile(Point(3341, 3352), 3, 5);

To get a tile, stand on the map on which tile you want, and run this little script

{.include SRL\SRL\Misc\Smart.scar}
{.include SRL\SRL.scar}
{.include SRL\SRL\Reflection\Reflection.scar}

var
  Ref_Pos: TPoint;

begin
  SmartSetupEx(World, False, True, False);
  SetTargetDc(SmartGetDC);
  SetupSRL;
  Ref_Pos := GetMyPos;
  WriteLn('Point(' + IntToStr(Ref_Pos.x) + ', ' + IntToStr(Ref_Pos.y) + ')');
end.

WILL FINISH UPDATING, JUST FU**ING WAIT

This is great! I cant wait until its done!

Looking good ^^ maybe add a section on how to make an array tile playground (like an array with alot of tiles for one location like all tiles in a bank or all fishing spots) so then we can randomize the tiles for each location.

Looks amazing. Thanks for the tutorial, will edit when it's fully done.

i was waiting for someone to make a tut for reflection
cant wait till it done :D

Hehe, with reflections, everything is way too easy. wrote a willow burner in 15 minutes which works like a charm. Will start with a willow chopper and banker in 10 minutes, and I plan to be done in 35 minutes… too easy…(but heck, this will get my main to lvl 99 fishing, firemaking and woodcutting in no time) :D

Fully Done and Upto Date.

(More will be added, (Objects) once object finding is completed.)

Very nice, maybe this will help some reflection noobs get into reflection :).

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===========Pure1993s Willow Burner===========
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Logs Burned: 156
Time Running: 14 Minutes and 52 Seconds
You started out with: 122970xp.
You gained 14040xp!
Your current level is 53.
You gained 2 level(s).
==================Thank You==================
=============================================
(Stopped manually to configure failsafes (this was still in the testing phase)).

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===========Pure1993s Willow Burner===========
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Logs Burned: 269
Time Running: 20 Minutes and 18 Seconds
You started out with: 145830xp.
You gained 24210xp!
Your current level is 55.
You gained 2 level(s).
==================Thank You==================
=============================================
(stopped because of school random).

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===========Pure1993s Willow Burner===========
=============================================
Logs Burned: 351
Time Running: 26 Minutes and 5 Seconds
You started out with: 170865xp.
You gained 31590xp!
Your current level is 56.
You gained 1 level(s).
==================Thank You==================
=============================================
(crashed because of huge lagg (3 minutes)).

Some proggies of my script… when nothing interferes, it worked like an oiled machien.. I LOVE REFLECTIONS! Now the waiting until a fire is up is failsafe. Up to now, when lighting fires quickly in a row, the "attempting to light a fire" doesn't show up, thus messing up LightWait, now we can just wait until we moved one square further east or west (west if there is a wall and you char walked back one). My Willow chopper is also already done, but haven't tested it yet, want to burn the 6k willows I have left first :D. So yeha, back on topic: You might also want to introduce some things that can be done with reflections that aren't in the actual library… comming to think of it… can I design some skill functions for the reflection library? :D

wel written gonna take time to read this 2nite ;) gj

well done but i dont undersyand TNPC's
mabey you could explain them a bit more?

~shut

as widget said reflect is not read for public use really yet so if srl makes reflection scripts try to keep them in members section until it is ready, we are making new functions every day so it wort be long !

From: NiCbaZ
as widget said reflect is not read for public use really yet so if srl makes reflection scripts try to keep them in members section until it is ready, we are making new functions every day so it wort be long !

well if this is members only then mabey they should make a members obly tutorial island?

~shut

From: Shuttleu
well done but i dont undersyand TNPC's
mabey you could explain them a bit more?

~shut

TNPC is just a type used for storing information from NPCs. With it, you can access quite a bit of information about all of the NPCs on the screen. Things like: tile position, main screen coordinates, type, name, if it's in a fight or moving all are accessible through the type once you call one of the NPC functions in Characters.scar

To use the type, just declare a variable as an NPC (something like Banker: NPC would work, for example). Then, you can use a function like FindNPC('Banker', Banker) to check to see if it's on the map. From there, you can walk to it or click on it through it's tile position or coordinates on the screen.

Holy cow! Nicely explained..

Anyway Nice Tut Timer, should help lots of people wanting to script. To all people out there before you relase your reflections script, you will probaly need to update the because us Devs are devolping and changing reflection every day.

Timer, a Neater And shorter way for loading tiles is like….

Function WalkThere(what: string);
Var
  Tiles: TPointArray 

begin
  case what of
    'tobank': begin
           Tiles:=[Point(3007,3347),Point(3006,3332),Point(3001,3317),Point(2994,3305),
                   Point(2987,3296),Point(2979,3294),Point(2972,3279),Point(2974,3267),
                   Point(2977,3254),Point(2977,3240),Point(2976,3234)];
          
          end;
        end;
       WalkThePath(Tiles)
end;   

i wrote that on the sport so it looks crap, but you get what i mean Load It in a TpointArray so you dont have 2 Load Each Tile in an Array?

anyway nice tut relfection is getting better and better w00t.

@NiCbaZ: Well, I don't get it why not posting something as simple as an autoburner in the Jr. Member section… it can serve as a little example on how they can be used… also, I believe that there are flax spinners and such things released already…But for now, I will keep my scripts to myself anyway… I might release them all in one big bundel if they have gone obsolete, or there is a great demand for such scripts as I have. By obsolete I mean for my own purpose, because I get an unsolvable every 45 minutes anyway (got a maze, a mime, and a school), and if I were to publishe it, who knows at what rate I would get the randoms then… especially, I only auto with my main atm, and he was hard work to get him to where he is, so I won't risk using public scripts ^^.
[OFFTOPIC]
Another proggy :D:

=============================================
===========Pure1993s Willow Burner===========
=============================================
Logs Burned: 620
Time Running: 46 Minutes and 57 Seconds
You started out with: 229545xp.
You gained 55800xp!
Your current level is 60.
You gained 2 level(s).
==================Thank You==================
=============================================

crashed because of maze random… -.-
[/OFFTOPIC]

Could we also add:

isInteracting - See's if your player is interacting with something, useful for combat since while your in combat your animation goes to -1 at some points, but your still interacting with the NPC.

myPlayer - Gets the things of your player, E.G. animation, plane, login index.

is reflection not working atm? I've made a path marking script which puts everything together for you the only problem is, is that when i mark the path, it just comes up with the same number (33554430, 33554430) everytime, no matter where i move to (not a scripting error)

From: The!
Could we also add:

isInteracting - See's if your player is interacting with something, useful for combat since while your in combat your animation goes to -1 at some points, but your still interacting with the NPC.

myPlayer - Gets the things of your player, E.G. animation, plane, login index.

its already done :o, you can get login index, and ani not sure about plane tho

//------------------------------------------------------------------\\
//--             Scar Non-Standard Resource Library               --||
//--                  » Reflection Routines - Walking             --||
//------------------------------------------------------------------//
// * Function DistanceFrom(TileX, TileY: Integer) : Integer;        // * by Widget
// * Function ClickTile(TileX, TileY, Height : Integer;             // * by ss23 and Widget
//               Left : Boolean) : Boolean;                         // º
// * Function WalkToTile(TileX, TileY : Integer): Boolean;          // * by ss23 and Widget
// * Function WalkToTileTol(TileX, TileY, Tol : Integer): Boolean;  // * by ss23 and Widget and TheGuyWhoGotOn
// * Function AlmostThere: Boolean;                                 // * by TheGuyWhoGotOn
// * function LongWalkEx(TileX, TileY, DisX, DisY,                  // * by TheGuyWhoGotOn
// *             Tol : integer): boolean;                           // º
// * function LongWalk(TileX, TileY, Tol : integer): boolean;       // * by TheGuyWhoGotOn
// * function PathWalk(Path : array of TPoint; Long : boolean;      // * by TheGuyWhoGotOn
// *             Tol : integer): Boolean;                           // º
// * Function GoToTile(XTile, YTile, FlagD: Integer): Boolean;      // * by Timer
// * Function WalkPath(Path: TPointArray; StartTile,                // * by Timer
// *             FlagD: Integer): Boolean;                          // º
// * Function GetLowest(aVar: TIntegerArray): Integer;              // * by Timer
// * Function GetHighest(aVar: TIntegerArray): Integer;             // * by Timer
// * Function FindMeOnPath(Var aVar: Integer; Path: TPointArray;    // * by Timer
// *             LocateTo: Boolean): Boolean;                       // º
// * Function WalkThePath(Path: TPointArray): Boolean;              // * by Timer
// * Function GerneratePath(StartTilePosX, StartTilePosY, TilePosX, // * by MasterKill
// *             TilePosY: Integer): TPointArray;                   // * º
// * Function BlindWalkToTile(TilePosX, TilePosY): Boolean;         // * by MasterKill
// * Procedure R_Flag;                                              // * by Timer
// * procedure R_FFlag(Distance: Integer);                          // * by ZephyrsFury
//------------------------------------------------------------------//
 

If these are the functions/procedures in walking.scar, how come I only have:

//------------------------------------------------------------------\\
//--             Scar Non-Standard Resource Library               --||
//--                  » Reflection Routines - Walking             --||
//------------------------------------------------------------------//
// * function  WalkToTile(TileX, TileY : Integer): Boolean;         // * by ss23 and Widget
// * function  GetFlag(var x, y: Integer): boolean;                 // * by TheGuyWhoGotOn
// * procedure R_Flag;                                              // * by Timer
// * procedure R_FFlag(Distance: Integer);                          // * ZephyrsFury
// * Function  DistanceFrom(TileX, TileY: Integer) : Integer;       // * by Widget
//------------------------------------------------------------------//

Is what you posted a members only part of reflection? Or is there something wrong with mine? I've tried updating it several times, but my walking.scar never includes what you have posted.

EDIT: I can't believe I thought some parts of it was members only, since when can you detect whether your a member or not if your downloading something. Anyway…Help please :p

You've got the latest one, OpenHearts. Walking.scar was recently updated and cleaned out, so you're seeing what's left.

Now, lets set the length of tiles…

what does that mean? examples pleasE?

Ok i think i understand this but how do you make the path more random?

From: carlover
Ok i think i understand this but how do you make the path more random?

Add randomness to the tiles themselves, use multiple paths, or make the Mouse randomness when you click bigger (in WalkToTile).

Ok now i'm having some trouble i've used sumilions new reflection path maker tool to get all this ||
\/
function LoadPath: TPointArray;
begin
SetLength(Result, 42);

Result[0] := Point(3012, 3354);
Result[1] := Point(3008, 3362);
Result[2] := Point(3000, 3362);
Result[3] := Point(2995, 3367);
Result[4] := Point(2987, 3371);
Result[5] := Point(2980, 3377);
Result[6] := Point(2971, 3378);
Result[7] := Point(2967, 3384);
Result[8] := Point(2967, 3394);
Result[9] := Point(2965, 3402);
Result[10] := Point(2969, 3409);
Result[11] := Point(2975, 3414);
Result[12] := Point(2984, 3419);
Result[13] := Point(2988, 3426);
Result[14] := Point(2997, 3432);
Result[15] := Point(3008, 3431);
Result[16] := Point(3016, 3425);
Result[17] := Point(3022, 3422);
Result[18] := Point(3027, 3425);
Result[19] := Point(3036, 3425);
Result[20] := Point(3041, 3415);
Result[21] := Point(3051, 3414);
Result[22] := Point(3057, 3415);
Result[23] := Point(3068, 3416);
Result[24] := Point(3079, 3416);
Result[25] := Point(3087, 3421);
Result[26] := Point(3098, 3420);
Result[27] := Point(3112, 3420);
Result[28] := Point(3119, 3417);
Result[29] := Point(3126, 3414);
Result[30] := Point(3137, 3416);
Result[31] := Point(3147, 3416);
Result[32] := Point(3158, 3418);
Result[33] := Point(3166, 3426);
Result[34] := Point(3176, 3428);
Result[35] := Point(3175, 3442);
Result[36] := Point(3171, 3453);
Result[37] := Point(3166, 3460);
Result[38] := Point(3164, 3467);
Result[39] := Point(3164, 3475);
Result[40] := Point(3164, 3481);
Result[41] := Point(3165, 3487);

end;

But now how do i get all this into a script that will click all those points?

Please help:(

program WalkExample;
{.include SRL\SRL\misc\Smart.scar}
{.include SRL\SRL.scar}
{.include SRL\SRL\reflection\reflection.scar}


var
  Path: TPointArray;

function GoToTile(p: TPoint; FlagD: Integer): Boolean;
// by Timer
begin
  Result := WalkToTile(p, 0, 0);
  if (not (Result)) then
    Exit;

  FFlag(FlagD);
end;

function WalkPath(Path: TPointArray; FlagD: Integer): Boolean;
// by timer
var
  H, I: Integer;

begin
  H := High(Path);

  for I := 0 to H do
    if (not (GoToTile(Path[i], FlagD))) then
      Exit;

  Result := True;
end;

function LoadPath: TPointArray;
begin
  SetLength(Result, 42);

  Result[0] := Point(3012, 3354);
  Result[1] := Point(3008, 3362);
  Result[2] := Point(3000, 3362);
  Result[3] := Point(2995, 3367);
  Result[4] := Point(2987, 3371);
  Result[5] := Point(2980, 3377);
  Result[6] := Point(2971, 3378);
  Result[7] := Point(2967, 3384);
  Result[8] := Point(2967, 3394);
  Result[9] := Point(2965, 3402);
  Result[10] := Point(2969, 3409);
  Result[11] := Point(2975, 3414);
  Result[12] := Point(2984, 3419);
  Result[13] := Point(2988, 3426);
  Result[14] := Point(2997, 3432);
  Result[15] := Point(3008, 3431);
  Result[16] := Point(3016, 3425);
  Result[17] := Point(3022, 3422);
  Result[18] := Point(3027, 3425);
  Result[19] := Point(3036, 3425);
  Result[20] := Point(3041, 3415);
  Result[21] := Point(3051, 3414);
  Result[22] := Point(3057, 3415);
  Result[23] := Point(3068, 3416);
  Result[24] := Point(3079, 3416);
  Result[25] := Point(3087, 3421);
  Result[26] := Point(3098, 3420);
  Result[27] := Point(3112, 3420);
  Result[28] := Point(3119, 3417);
  Result[29] := Point(3126, 3414);
  Result[30] := Point(3137, 3416);
  Result[31] := Point(3147, 3416);
  Result[32] := Point(3158, 3418);
  Result[33] := Point(3166, 3426);
  Result[34] := Point(3176, 3428);
  Result[35] := Point(3175, 3442);
  Result[36] := Point(3171, 3453);
  Result[37] := Point(3166, 3460);
  Result[38] := Point(3164, 3467);
  Result[39] := Point(3164, 3475);
  Result[40] := Point(3164, 3481);
  Result[41] := Point(3165, 3487);
end;

begin
  SetupSRL;
  Path := LoadPath;
  WalkPath(Path, 10);
end.

There we go, now I didn't test it so I'm not sure if it works..

Ok i'll try it and thanks sumilion for both the helpful post and the extremely helpful path maker tool. If I ever have any more questions is it ok to PM you?

From: Method
make the Mouse randomness when you click bigger (in WalkToTile).

Could you explain this bit please, Sorry to sound like a noob, But im TRYING to learn lol, many thanks.

OK jason this is it without randomness

function GoToTile(XTile, YTile, FlagD: Integer): Boolean;
// by Timer
begin
  Result := WalkToTile(XTile, YTile, 0, 0);
  if (not (Result)) then
    Exit;

And this is it with randomness

function GoToTile(XTile, YTile, FlagD: Integer): Boolean;
// by Timer
begin
  Result := WalkToTile(XTile, YTile, 4, 4);//change these last two number 
  if (not (Result)) then
    Exit;

Hope that answered your question.

From: carlover
OK jason this is it without randomness

function GoToTile(XTile, YTile, FlagD: Integer): Boolean;
// by Timer
begin
  Result := WalkToTile(XTile, YTile, 0, 0);
  if (not (Result)) then
    Exit;

And this is it with randomness

function GoToTile(XTile, YTile, FlagD: Integer): Boolean;
// by Timer
begin
  Result := WalkToTile(XTile, YTile, 4, 4);//change these last two number 
  if (not (Result)) then
    Exit;

Hope that answered your question.

so if i understand it right, Result := WalkToTile(XTile, YTile, 4, 4);//change these last two number

will it choose a random number between 1 and 4, or will it just use the number 4

Reflection have been TPoint based.. So Timer have to Rewrite hes tut :)

It will choose a random between 0-4. And yea this really sux that everything has been TPoint based cuz now i have to change all the stuff that i have been working on. I wish that they would stop changing it around so much..OO well.

From: carlover
It will choose a random between 0-4. And yea this really sux that everything has been TPoint based cuz now i have to change all the stuff that i have been working on. I wish that they would stop changing it around so much..OO well.

Actually its 0-3

From: carlover
Ok i'll try it and thanks sumilion for both the helpful post and the extremely helpful path maker tool. If I ever have any more questions is it ok to PM you?

You're welcome, no :D

I never actually made a reflection script you know … :p except for one simple thing a loooong time ago.

From: Pure1993
Hehe, with reflections, everything is way too easy.

Well don't complain…..I was going to learn the old fashioned way, but this is awesome. This should make my life easier by about a weeks worth of time, and bucket's load of stressful thinking.

Who ever made this, tell them I said thank you.

Cant compile your example.Line 13 has invalid parameters.

Result := WalkToTile(XTile, YTile, 0, 0);

{*******************************************************************************
Function - WalkToTile(Tile: TPoint; Randomness, FlagD: Integer): Boolean;
By: Wizzup
Description: Walks to the tile using minimap.
*******************************************************************************}

From: soccnut
Cant compile your example.Line 13 has invalid parameters.

Result := WalkToTile(XTile, YTile, 0, 0);

{*******************************************************************************
Function - WalkToTile(Tile: TPoint; Randomness, FlagD: Integer): Boolean;
By: Wizzup
Description: Walks to the tile using minimap.
*******************************************************************************}

Lol reflection changes too much … updated version :

program WalkExample;
{.include SRL\SRL\misc\Smart.scar}
{.include SRL\SRL.scar}
{.include SRL\SRL\reflection\reflection.scar}


var
  Path: TPointArray;

function GoToTile(p: TPoint; FlagD: Integer): Boolean;
// by Timer
begin
  Result := WalkToTile(p, 0, 0);
  if (not (Result)) then
    Exit;

  FFlag(FlagD);
end;

function WalkPath(Path: TPointArray; FlagD: Integer): Boolean;
// by timer
var
  H, I: Integer;

begin
  H := High(Path);

  for I := 0 to H do
    if (not (GoToTile(Path[i], FlagD))) then
      Exit;

  Result := True;
end;

function LoadPath: TPointArray;
begin
  SetLength(Result, 42);

  Result[0] := Point(3012, 3354);
  Result[1] := Point(3008, 3362);
  Result[2] := Point(3000, 3362);
  Result[3] := Point(2995, 3367);
  Result[4] := Point(2987, 3371);
  Result[5] := Point(2980, 3377);
  Result[6] := Point(2971, 3378);
  Result[7] := Point(2967, 3384);
  Result[8] := Point(2967, 3394);
  Result[9] := Point(2965, 3402);
  Result[10] := Point(2969, 3409);
  Result[11] := Point(2975, 3414);
  Result[12] := Point(2984, 3419);
  Result[13] := Point(2988, 3426);
  Result[14] := Point(2997, 3432);
  Result[15] := Point(3008, 3431);
  Result[16] := Point(3016, 3425);
  Result[17] := Point(3022, 3422);
  Result[18] := Point(3027, 3425);
  Result[19] := Point(3036, 3425);
  Result[20] := Point(3041, 3415);
  Result[21] := Point(3051, 3414);
  Result[22] := Point(3057, 3415);
  Result[23] := Point(3068, 3416);
  Result[24] := Point(3079, 3416);
  Result[25] := Point(3087, 3421);
  Result[26] := Point(3098, 3420);
  Result[27] := Point(3112, 3420);
  Result[28] := Point(3119, 3417);
  Result[29] := Point(3126, 3414);
  Result[30] := Point(3137, 3416);
  Result[31] := Point(3147, 3416);
  Result[32] := Point(3158, 3418);
  Result[33] := Point(3166, 3426);
  Result[34] := Point(3176, 3428);
  Result[35] := Point(3175, 3442);
  Result[36] := Point(3171, 3453);
  Result[37] := Point(3166, 3460);
  Result[38] := Point(3164, 3467);
  Result[39] := Point(3164, 3475);
  Result[40] := Point(3164, 3481);
  Result[41] := Point(3165, 3487);
end;

begin
  SetupSRL;
  Path := LoadPath;
  WalkPath(Path, 10);
end.

{.Include SRL\SRL\Misc\Smart.Scar}
{.Include SRL\SRL.Scar}
{.Include SRL\SRL\Reflection\Reflection.Scar}
 
Var
  X, Y: Integer;
 
Begin
  SmartSetup('world144', True, True, False);
  SetTargetDC(SmartGetDC);
  SetupSRL;
  SetupReflection;
  ActivateClient;
  Wait(2000 + Random(500));
  Repeat
    If (IsFKeyDown(2)) Then
    Begin
      GetMyPos(X, Y);
      
      WriteLn(IntToStr(X) + ', ' +  IntToStr(Y));
      
      While (IsFKeyDown(2)) Do
        Wait(1);
    End;
  Until False;
End.

Dont work..

Ok, I've got two things. One, how do you click on an npc after you use FindNPC? Second, Here is an updated version of Timer's Path Creation Script. (Up to date for Reflection 68). If anyone objects to me updating his script for him, I will remove immediately. @Slakan, This is a fix to your last post.

{.Include SRL\SRL\Misc\Smart.Scar}
{.Include SRL\SRL.Scar}
{.Include SRL\SRL\Reflection\Reflection.Scar}

Var
  X, Y: Integer;
  t: TPoint;

Begin
  SmartSetup('world11', True, True, False);
  SetTargetDC(SmartGetDC);
  SetupSRL;
  SetupReflection; // You may or may not need to comment out this line.
  ActivateClient;
  Wait(2000 + Random(500));
  HowManyPlayers:= 1;
  NumberOfPlayers(HowManyPlayers);
  CurrentPlayer:= 0;
  Players[0].Name:= 'username';
  Players[0].Pass:= 'password';
  Players[0].Active:= true;
  Players[0].Nick:= 'nick';
  Writeln('Logging in player!');
  if(not LoggedIn)then
     LoginPlayer;
  Repeat
    If (IsFKeyDown(2)) Then
    Begin
      t:= GetMyPos;

      WriteLn(IntToStr(t.x) + ' , ' + IntToStr(t.y));

      While (IsFKeyDown(2)) Do
        Wait(1000);
    End;
    wait(2000);
  Until IsFKeyDown(3);
  Logout;
End.

From: slakan

{.Include SRL\SRL\Misc\Smart.Scar}
{.Include SRL\SRL.Scar}
{.Include SRL\SRL\Reflection\Reflection.Scar}
 
Var
  X, Y: Integer;
 
Begin
  SmartSetup('world144', True, True, False);
  SetTargetDC(SmartGetDC);
  SetupSRL;
  SetupReflection;
  ActivateClient;
  Wait(2000 + Random(500));
  Repeat
    If (IsFKeyDown(2)) Then
    Begin
      GetMyPos(X, Y);
      
      WriteLn(IntToStr(X) + ', ' +  IntToStr(Y));
      
      While (IsFKeyDown(2)) Do
        Wait(1);
    End;
  Until False;
End.

Dont work..

GetMyPos is a Tpoint now.

This will help major. Oh, can I request some things?

LoginIndex
isInteracting
isMoving
settingArray
interface support.

From: The!
This will help major. Oh, can I request some things?

LoginIndex
isInteracting
isMoving
settingArray
interface support.

There's already a hook for LoginIndex, and you can see if your character is moving using CharacterMoving. As far as I know, interfaces are being worked on, and the settings array may be also. I'm not sure about interacting, though.

From: tniffoc
Ok, I've got two things. One, how do you click on an npc after you use FindNPC?

Well, say you do this:

FindNPC('Chicken',Chicken);

…where Chicken is already set as a TNPC variable.

All you would have to do is access the coordinates of the Chicken on the mainscreen. Say you want to move the mouse to the Chicken:

MMouse(Chicken.MS.X,Chicken.MS.Y)

..and that's it!

To learn a bit more about what you are actually doing, check out some the the reflection include files as well as this tut I used to learn about types and records.

http://www.villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=3747?t=4502&highlight=record

From: The!
This will help major. Oh, can I request some things?

LoginIndex
isInteracting
isMoving
settingArray
interface support.

Before you request something, try checking if it's already been done. Maybe under a different name.

When every I try and run the GetMyPos script that timer has on the front page, I get this error…

Line 20: [Error] (16572:12): Invalid number of parameters in script

Can I please get some help? (Yes, I did look at the function in the include file)

noidea

From: noidea
When every I try and run the GetMyPos script that timer has on the front page, I get this error…


Can I please get some help? (Yes, I did look at the function in the include file)

noidea

there was an update in reflection so make sure you have the latest revision of reflection

if you do have the latest revision then use this one

program DebugNPCs;
{.include srl/srl/misc/smart.scar}
{.include srl/srl.scar}
{.include srl/srl/reflection/reflection.scar}
var
  i:integer;
  NPCs:array of TNPC;
  s:string;
  Position: TPoint;
begin
LoadHooks;
SmartSetupEx(123,false,false,false);
while true do
repeat
  try
    ClearDebug;
    NPCs := SortNPCs(GetNPCs);
    Position:= GetMyPos;
    writeln(inttostr(Position.x)+' '+inttostr(Position.y));
    Writeln('NPCs on screen: '+inttostr(GetArrayLength(NPCs)));
    for i := 0 to High(NPCs) do
    begin
      s := padr(NPCs[i].Name,15);
      s := s + '   ID: '+padr(inttostr(NPCs[i].NPCType),7);
      s := s + '  ('+inttostr(NPCs[i].Tile.X)+', '+inttostr(NPCs[i].Tile.Y)+')';
      s := s + '  In Fight: '+BoolToStr(NPCs[i].InFight);
      s := s + '  Is Moving: '+BoolToStr(NPCs[i].IsMoving);
      Writeln(s);
    end;
    sleep(500);
  except
    writeln('oh noes!')
    sleep(500);
  end;
  until False;
end.

i take it your talking about the NPC Debugger

~shut

Thx for the speedy responce.

noidea

how about a tutorial on making a FindItems. No one ever taught about items. Only once, but very little explained. Just handed over functions and i got 'wtf?'

I'm working on a complete Rewrite.

The tile tool doesen't work for me..

I changed somethings like getmypos(x,y);
i removed the (x,y)

still don't work

i just get (0, 0)

no tile numbers/coordinates?

What can i do about this?

EDIT:
problem solved

{.Include SRL\SRL\Misc\Smart.Scar}
{.Include SRL\SRL.Scar}
{.Include SRL\SRL\Reflection\Reflection.Scar}

Var
X, Y: Integer;

Begin
SmartSetup('world144', True, True, False);
SetTargetDC(SmartGetDC);
SetupSRL;
SetupReflection;
ActivateClient;
Wait(2000 + Random(500));
Repeat
If (IsFKeyDown(2)) Then
Begin
GetMyPos(X, Y);

WriteLn(IntToStr(X) + ', ' + IntToStr(Y));

While (IsFKeyDown(2)) Do
Wait(1);
End;
Until False;
End.

It messes up at line 18 and says: "Line 18: [Error] (16957:15): Invalid number of parameters in script"

the line 18 is : "GetMyPos(x, y);"

Thanks.

The tile tool doesen't work for me..

I changed somethings like getmypos(x,y);
i removed the (x,y)

still don't work

i just get (0, 0)

no tile numbers/coordinates?

What can i do about this?

EDIT:
problem solved

Would be good if you told everybody else how you fixed it:D








EDIT2: Read on page 2 :D

Wow reflection is big pimpin lol. Gonna use in my flax picker script.

thank you very muchy

Please try and excuse the noobyish nature of these questions:

I still don't really understand what reflection is; is it just a client like SMART, (and based off SMART)?

Also, the functions etc listed here sound amazing, like everyone's been saying, but what makes them different from a normal SRL-included function?

Please include anything else you feel goes along with these questions.

Also I'm fairly certain that someone is going to respond with "search the forums n00b" or something like that, but before you do: I did search the forums, and while I can't say for certain that the answers aren't out there, I can say that there isn't much written on reflection, and it I'm not the only one wondering…

From: Macros
Please try and excuse the noobyish nature of these questions:

I still don't really understand what reflection is; is it just a client like SMART, (and based off SMART)?

Also, the functions etc listed here sound amazing, like everyone's been saying, but what makes them different from a normal SRL-included function?

Please include anything else you feel goes along with these questions.

Also I'm fairly certain that someone is going to respond with "search the forums n00b" or something like that, but before you do: I did search the forums, and while I can't say for certain that the answers aren't out there, I can say that there isn't much written on reflection, and it I'm not the only one wondering…

No, it's not a client like SMART. Reflection is a tool used by SMART that allows us to read information from the game client.

Reflection functions are different in the sense that they use information directly from the client's code instead of colors found on the game screen.

Ohhh OK. That's brilliant! So it doesn't have to search for a banker, it just knows where one essentially?

From: Macros
Ohhh OK. That's brilliant! So it doesn't have to search for a banker, it just knows where one essentially?

Yes, it can locate NPCs without having to look for a color. It still has to search through the array of NPCs a bit, but it's more reliable and accurate than color finding would be (though not in the state SMART is in currently).

complete the tut now?

[Runtime Error] : Type Mismatch in line 70 in script F:\SCAR 3.15\Scripts\Alch Script\Alch_Beta.scar

WTF!?!
I keep gettin this error no matter what i try…
this is the line 70 code:

if TileOnMM(point(3363,3320)) then
  begin
   WalkToTile(point(3363,3320), 1, 0);
    EnterAlch;

Heh that is exactly what I get even when it is correct. Shouldn't be a problem with your code. Seems it is a problem with Reflection or something.

From: Da 0wner
Heh that is exactly what I get even when it is correct. Shouldn't be a problem with your code. Seems it is a problem with Reflection or something.

its no longer a tpoint in that function, its a ttile… look it up if you don't know what i mean

I know what TTile is ;). I just wasn't looking at the parameters for that procedure/function :p.

DownGrade your reflection to 181 i think, the latest one afaik breaks all scripts and it simply wired.

From: NiCbaZ
DownGrade your reflection to 181 i think, the latest one afaik breaks all scripts and it simply wired.

It breaks all scripts for a reason. We're making a switch to TTiles (for some odd reason, though, tiles seemed like they worked fine).

Ive converted my line of code to Tile(the shit…) and i still get runtime… WTF?!?!

Read:
http://www.villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=41555

This thread is also very old.

Try looking for more up-to-date tutorials and information.