Runescapian321
2009-07-12 23:19:43
CURRENT SCRIPT STATUS: Broken (I think)
IT IS IN BOTH YOUR AND MINE BEST INTEREST THAT YOU READ THE WHOLE FIRST POST. This script requires some simple extra setup, which is necessary to achieve the full potential of this script. If you do not set it up correctly, IT WILL NOT WORK. If you do not understand the setup, feel free to post for help, and I will help via a post or a messenger of some sort (Msn preferred).
Note: If the setup is too complex for you, try out the powermining feature on my All-In-One Miner and Banker.
People who have achieved 85+ mining with this script:
I present to you another script in the Extreme series… A Powerminer! Why such a supposedly simple script? Because powermining is arguably the fastest way to gain mining exp, and I have yet to see a completely flawless powerminer (until now?). Thus, I created this rather complex, 2,000+ line script, in an attempt to achieve flawlessness and perfect efficiency.
As most of you know, a reflection powerminer is not easy to make. Mainly because every rock has a different ID. My solution? I created a .txt of all the F2P locations, along with some P2P locations, that gives you the Tiles and IDs of the rocks, which are simply copy and pasted into near the top of the script (If you’re confused, keep reading. There are clearer instructions further down). I originally was going to use color to find the rocks initially, then reflection would take over, but that idea was defeated after I realized that there is no MSToTile function (for you non-scripters – a function that gives me the Tile of the rock after I find it on the screen), and making one would be really hard, if not impossible. If that is ever made, I might add the color functionality. Another idea I had was to create a tool that grabs the Tile and ID of an object after the user does something like mouses over and clicks F2. Again, impossible without an MSToTile function. Though that tool would be useful for many, especially scripters, because then we wouldn’t have to rely on RSBot or Map Tools to get our Tiles and IDs – hence, if anyone knows how to make a good MSToTile function, please do! :)
~Features~
- My first form. It’s not great, but does its job in providing new users with an easy way to set up. It is used with the SRL PlayerForm, which, if the option is enabled (on the form), will pop up immediately following the form. Big credits to Da 0wner for helping me out with a lot of my questions :)
- A very up-to-date status report. If you choose to do so, even the Program Name will keep you up to date on how your current miner is doing.
- The first reflection powerminer, meaning you can define EXACTLY which rocks you wish to mine, giving you much flexibility and, in the end, ultimate efficiency.
- If you enable the option, this uses a drop method in which it drops ores when all rocks are not available. This is best used in conjunction with 2 or 3 rocks next to eachother, so you’re always doing something, never idling.
- Reflection should never fail to mine (unless I made a scripting mistake somewhere :p), so get ready for those super long proggies.
- A system for changing worlds if you want to have members and free players run on the same script.
- A myriad of all sorts of Antiban, from simply moving the mouse around to checking how much experience you need to your next mining level.
- Checks for if a rock is available using reflection, and detects if it has been mined (by anyone, not just you), thus it does not waste time standing there mining an empty rock.
- Antiban, Antirandoms, Multiplayer…All the regular stuff :)
~Setup~
- Make sure you have Scar 3.20d or newer,along with the latest Reflection Developer revision, along with the latest SRL OpenDev revision.
- DEFINE THE MINING SITE (See below the Form Setup Instructions for more vital information)
- Get all your players to the mining spot you defined
- Download the script
- Click Run
- Fill out the form (see below for more specific instructions)
- Fill out the succeeding PlayerForm (unless you chose to void this option on the previous form)
- Watch and be amazed
~Form Features~
= DebugIt =
I recommend you keep this checked. It basically just gives you some extra information in the debug box, doesn’t really bother you, so just keep it on :)
= DisguiseIt =
Checking this box means you the script will edit the Program Name (where you see SCAR Divi CDE) with its current status, whether that be ‘Mining’, ‘Dropping’, etc.
= SinglePlayer =
Check this if you’re going to use just one player (all it will affect is the proggy).
= SwitchingPlayers =
Checking this box means all your players will keep going until they mess up, whether that be a bug in the script or a failed random. Setting the amount of loads per player (on the playerform following this form) will dictate how many loads to do before heading onto the next player.
= ColorAntiRandoms =
If checked, if will use Color anti-randoms. If unchecked, it will use Reflection anti-randoms. Hard to tell which one is better :\
= UsePlayerForm? =
If checked, the SRL Player Form will pop up after you click Continue, allowing you to fill in information about your players. If it is not checked, you MUST have filled out the DeclarePlayers in the script itself.
= SeperatePlayers =
If checked, it will use the case (the 1,2,3,4, etc.) values for each player. If not, it will use the values under the else. If you don’t understand, keep reading :)
= SwitchWhenAmtIs =
Entering something other than zero in this field will make the script switch worlds when that amount of people are detected on a minimap. This is useful if you are mining in a rather remote area where nobody ever comes, and you want it to stay that way. Just set it to 2 and as soon as another person comes, it should log out and change worlds. I haven’t tested this personally.
= RestAt =
Rests when your energy falls below this number. Setting it to 0 will disable this feature.
= Take Breaks =
If checked, the two fields below will appear, allowing you to indicate when and for how long to take breaks.
HowOften – Every how many ORES should it take a break
HowLong – For how many MINUTES should it take a break (script adds random 2 more)
= DoSound =
If checked, the WhereSound field will appear. Filling out the WhereSound field with a file location (for example: C:\Windows\Media\whatever.wav) will play a sound when all players have gone inactive. NOTE: The file MUST be a .wav (If you need a free converter, you can find one easily at www.download.com)
= Continue! =
Self explanatory.
= Save Settings =
Saves the current settings you have set.
= Load Settings =
Loads the most recent settings you had saved (Settings are loaded on runtime too, so you don’t have to click this every time).
= Cancel =
Closes the form and terminates the script.
… The Playerform is self explanatory. (Desert Powermining should be True if you’re mining in the desert with waterskins. Make sure you have waterskins.)
~Setting the Mining Site~
THIS IS ARGUABLY THE MOST IMPORTANT PART OF SETUP
Because every mining site has a unique array of IDs for its rocks, you must enter these into the script. To make it easier for you, I have compiled the following Tiles and IDs of mining sites for you in a .txt file in the downloads at the bottom of this post:
F2P:
• VEM (vem)
• VWM (vwm)
• Al-Kharid Mine (akm)
• Dwarfen Mines (dm)
• Rimmington (rm)
• Barbarian Village (bv)
• Lumbridge Tutor Mine (ltm)
• Desert Mine (Desert)
P2P:
• Ardougne/Legends Guild (lg)
IF YOUR FAVORITE LOCATION IS NOT LISTED, PLEASE POST AND I WILL PROBABLY ADD IT. Alternatively, you can get it yourself (and then post it, and I will put in the .txt file with credits to you :)). I used the RSBot client to grab the Tiles and IDs. To find the locations quickly in the file, press Ctrl + F and type in the quick-find-code (in parentheses next to all of the locations above).
In short, what you must do is copy the procedure that you find under the Location/Ore you want. For example:
And paste it in this spot inside the script. It is at approximately Line 30, and looks like this (follow the directions there to know where to put them):
Again, paste the variables you find in the file in the above code in the script. The huge upside to this extra setup is that you can define EXACTLY which rocks you want to be mining. I have created a help.txt file (also in all the downloads at the bottom of this post) that will explain in detail how to do this.
~Bugs~
None that I know of
~Future Updates~
(Listed from likely to be added next to least likely to be added)
~Progress Reports~
By Nebuli (Manually Stopped)
~Update Log~
Current Version: 1.1
V1.0 (7/12/09)
- First Release
V1.1 (7/21/09)
- Addded Desert Mining spots (not tested)
- Multiplayer various ore support (therefore new setup instructions)
- Multiplayer proggy fix (not tested)
- SwitchWhenAmtIs fix (not tested)
- Drop Every X Ores (not tested)
- Exp to 85 in proggy
- Other stuff
~History~
v1.0 - Extreme PowerMiner.scar (56.3 KB, 36 views)
~History~
None
IT IS IN BOTH YOUR AND MINE BEST INTEREST THAT YOU READ THE WHOLE FIRST POST. This script requires some simple extra setup, which is necessary to achieve the full potential of this script. If you do not set it up correctly, IT WILL NOT WORK. If you do not understand the setup, feel free to post for help, and I will help via a post or a messenger of some sort (Msn preferred).
Note: If the setup is too complex for you, try out the powermining feature on my All-In-One Miner and Banker.
People who have achieved 85+ mining with this script:
Sabzi
I present to you another script in the Extreme series… A Powerminer! Why such a supposedly simple script? Because powermining is arguably the fastest way to gain mining exp, and I have yet to see a completely flawless powerminer (until now?). Thus, I created this rather complex, 2,000+ line script, in an attempt to achieve flawlessness and perfect efficiency.
As most of you know, a reflection powerminer is not easy to make. Mainly because every rock has a different ID. My solution? I created a .txt of all the F2P locations, along with some P2P locations, that gives you the Tiles and IDs of the rocks, which are simply copy and pasted into near the top of the script (If you’re confused, keep reading. There are clearer instructions further down). I originally was going to use color to find the rocks initially, then reflection would take over, but that idea was defeated after I realized that there is no MSToTile function (for you non-scripters – a function that gives me the Tile of the rock after I find it on the screen), and making one would be really hard, if not impossible. If that is ever made, I might add the color functionality. Another idea I had was to create a tool that grabs the Tile and ID of an object after the user does something like mouses over and clicks F2. Again, impossible without an MSToTile function. Though that tool would be useful for many, especially scripters, because then we wouldn’t have to rely on RSBot or Map Tools to get our Tiles and IDs – hence, if anyone knows how to make a good MSToTile function, please do! :)
~Features~
- My first form. It’s not great, but does its job in providing new users with an easy way to set up. It is used with the SRL PlayerForm, which, if the option is enabled (on the form), will pop up immediately following the form. Big credits to Da 0wner for helping me out with a lot of my questions :)
- A very up-to-date status report. If you choose to do so, even the Program Name will keep you up to date on how your current miner is doing.
- The first reflection powerminer, meaning you can define EXACTLY which rocks you wish to mine, giving you much flexibility and, in the end, ultimate efficiency.
- If you enable the option, this uses a drop method in which it drops ores when all rocks are not available. This is best used in conjunction with 2 or 3 rocks next to eachother, so you’re always doing something, never idling.
- Reflection should never fail to mine (unless I made a scripting mistake somewhere :p), so get ready for those super long proggies.
- A system for changing worlds if you want to have members and free players run on the same script.
- A myriad of all sorts of Antiban, from simply moving the mouse around to checking how much experience you need to your next mining level.
- Checks for if a rock is available using reflection, and detects if it has been mined (by anyone, not just you), thus it does not waste time standing there mining an empty rock.
- Antiban, Antirandoms, Multiplayer…All the regular stuff :)
~Setup~
- Make sure you have Scar 3.20d or newer,along with the latest Reflection Developer revision, along with the latest SRL OpenDev revision.
- DEFINE THE MINING SITE (See below the Form Setup Instructions for more vital information)
- Get all your players to the mining spot you defined
- Download the script
- Click Run
- Fill out the form (see below for more specific instructions)
- Fill out the succeeding PlayerForm (unless you chose to void this option on the previous form)
- Watch and be amazed
~Form Features~
= DebugIt =
I recommend you keep this checked. It basically just gives you some extra information in the debug box, doesn’t really bother you, so just keep it on :)
= DisguiseIt =
Checking this box means you the script will edit the Program Name (where you see SCAR Divi CDE) with its current status, whether that be ‘Mining’, ‘Dropping’, etc.
= SinglePlayer =
Check this if you’re going to use just one player (all it will affect is the proggy).
= SwitchingPlayers =
Checking this box means all your players will keep going until they mess up, whether that be a bug in the script or a failed random. Setting the amount of loads per player (on the playerform following this form) will dictate how many loads to do before heading onto the next player.
= ColorAntiRandoms =
If checked, if will use Color anti-randoms. If unchecked, it will use Reflection anti-randoms. Hard to tell which one is better :\
= UsePlayerForm? =
If checked, the SRL Player Form will pop up after you click Continue, allowing you to fill in information about your players. If it is not checked, you MUST have filled out the DeclarePlayers in the script itself.
= SeperatePlayers =
If checked, it will use the case (the 1,2,3,4, etc.) values for each player. If not, it will use the values under the else. If you don’t understand, keep reading :)
= SwitchWhenAmtIs =
Entering something other than zero in this field will make the script switch worlds when that amount of people are detected on a minimap. This is useful if you are mining in a rather remote area where nobody ever comes, and you want it to stay that way. Just set it to 2 and as soon as another person comes, it should log out and change worlds. I haven’t tested this personally.
= RestAt =
Rests when your energy falls below this number. Setting it to 0 will disable this feature.
= Take Breaks =
If checked, the two fields below will appear, allowing you to indicate when and for how long to take breaks.
HowOften – Every how many ORES should it take a break
HowLong – For how many MINUTES should it take a break (script adds random 2 more)
= DoSound =
If checked, the WhereSound field will appear. Filling out the WhereSound field with a file location (for example: C:\Windows\Media\whatever.wav) will play a sound when all players have gone inactive. NOTE: The file MUST be a .wav (If you need a free converter, you can find one easily at www.download.com)
= Continue! =
Self explanatory.
= Save Settings =
Saves the current settings you have set.
= Load Settings =
Loads the most recent settings you had saved (Settings are loaded on runtime too, so you don’t have to click this every time).
= Cancel =
Closes the form and terminates the script.
… The Playerform is self explanatory. (Desert Powermining should be True if you’re mining in the desert with waterskins. Make sure you have waterskins.)
~Setting the Mining Site~
THIS IS ARGUABLY THE MOST IMPORTANT PART OF SETUP
Because every mining site has a unique array of IDs for its rocks, you must enter these into the script. To make it easier for you, I have compiled the following Tiles and IDs of mining sites for you in a .txt file in the downloads at the bottom of this post:
F2P:
• VEM (vem)
• VWM (vwm)
• Al-Kharid Mine (akm)
• Dwarfen Mines (dm)
• Rimmington (rm)
• Barbarian Village (bv)
• Lumbridge Tutor Mine (ltm)
• Desert Mine (Desert)
P2P:
• Ardougne/Legends Guild (lg)
IF YOUR FAVORITE LOCATION IS NOT LISTED, PLEASE POST AND I WILL PROBABLY ADD IT. Alternatively, you can get it yourself (and then post it, and I will put in the .txt file with credits to you :)). I used the RSBot client to grab the Tiles and IDs. To find the locations quickly in the file, press Ctrl + F and type in the quick-find-code (in parentheses next to all of the locations above).
In short, what you must do is copy the procedure that you find under the Location/Ore you want. For example:
Loc1 := Point(3282,3364);
Id1 := 11957;
Loc2 := Point(3282,3365);
Id2 := 11959;
Loc3 := Point(3281,3363);
Id3 := 11957;
Loc4 := Point(3281,3362);
Id4 := 11958;
Loc5 := Point(0,0);
Id5 := 0;
And paste it in this spot inside the script. It is at approximately Line 30, and looks like this (follow the directions there to know where to put them):
Procedure ManualInput(whichPlayer : integer); //THIS IS WHERE YOU SET THE TILES AND IDs MANUALLY
begin
case whichPlayer of
0: begin
end; //(The 0,1,2,3..etc represent the Player Number)
1: begin
end;
2: begin //Paste the variables (Locs and Ids) here between the begin end;
end; //As they correspond to the player number of the player you want them to
3: begin //be assigned to. NOTE: This will only work if you enabled the
end; //SeperatePlayers checkbox in the form. Otherwise, the variables below
4: begin //will be used (so fill just that out if you left SeperatePlayers
end; //unchecked)
5: begin //If you need more spots to put variables in, simply copy/paste below the
end; //5 one and just change the number.
else
begin
Loc1 := Point(0,0); //Location 1: Change 0,0 to the Tile of the first rock.
Id1 := 0; //ID 1: Change 0 to the ID of the rock at Location 1.
Loc2 := Point(0,0); //Location 2: Change 0,0 to the Tile of the first rock.
Id2 := 0; //ID 2: Change 0 to the ID of the rock at Location 2.
Loc3 := Point(0,0); //Location 3: Change 0,0 to the Tile of the first rock. NOTE: If you want to define less than 5 rocks
Id3 := 0; //ID 3: Change 0 to the ID of the rock at Location 3. Just leave the unused locations and IDs
Loc4 := Point(0,0); //Location 4: Change 0,0 to the Tile of the first rock. As they were (0,0 and 0).
Id4 := 0; //ID 4: Change 0 to the ID of the rock at Location 4.
Loc5 := Point(0,0); //Location 5: Change 0,0 to the Tile of the first rock.
Id5 := 0; //ID 5: Change 0 to the ID of the rock at Location 5.
end;
end;
end;
Again, paste the variables you find in the file in the above code in the script. The huge upside to this extra setup is that you can define EXACTLY which rocks you want to be mining. I have created a help.txt file (also in all the downloads at the bottom of this post) that will explain in detail how to do this.
~Bugs~
None that I know of
~Future Updates~
(Listed from likely to be added next to least likely to be added)
- Keep track of rocks and when they're mined. This way the script will turn/go to the one that will spawn next.
~Progress Reports~
By Nebuli (Manually Stopped)
Time Running: 9 Hours, 17 Minutes and 46 Seconds
Ores mined: 4542
Levels Gained: 2 Scroll down for SinglePlayer stuff
Did MMouse antiban: 4466 times
Did Extra Antiban: 598 times
EXP Gained: 183505
Current Level: 77
EXP/hour: 19740
Ores Mined/hour: 489
~~~~~Want 99?~~~~~
EXP to 99: 11551576
Hours to 99: Less than 586
~~~~~Want 85?~~~~~
EXP to 85: 1775739
Hours to 85: Less than 90
~Update Log~
Current Version: 1.1
V1.0 (7/12/09)
- First Release
V1.1 (7/21/09)
- Addded Desert Mining spots (not tested)
- Multiplayer various ore support (therefore new setup instructions)
- Multiplayer proggy fix (not tested)
- SwitchWhenAmtIs fix (not tested)
- Drop Every X Ores (not tested)
- Exp to 85 in proggy
- Other stuff
~History~
v1.0 - Extreme PowerMiner.scar (56.3 KB, 36 views)
~History~
None
;) 41-70 with this script : ) I'm afraid I'll be banned soon though. But I wouldn't care because its pretty nooby account..
