pl0xmypl0x
2009-08-21 05:05:54
So my question is… Which is better for solving randoms? Colour or reflection?
I personally have never tried reflection randoms, but im thinking about it because sometimes with colour, it will complete the random event and then fail to find the exit portal and log out.
- Thanks
Neehosoft
2009-08-21 05:22:37
reflections ofc, mabye color failsafed?
Awkwardsaw
2009-08-21 05:29:17
reflection is by far, since all you need is a few id's and animation. tiles wont work to much because they're probobly dynamic
Method
2009-08-21 06:44:45
If all the correct fields were hooked (I don't remember if they are or not), reflection random solving could theoretically be flawless. From what I remember, quite a few of the antirandoms still work.
I can't really comment on the state of color random events right now because I haven't looked at them or autoed in a while.
mormonman
2009-08-21 07:15:38
From: Awkwardsaw
reflection is by far, since all you need is a few id's and animation. tiles wont work to much because they're probobly dynamic
But mapping with tiles and id's would work, thus making it flawless.
tarajunky
2009-08-21 08:03:08
Is there any random that SRL reflection currently solves that SRL color cannot? I never use reflection, but AFAIK, there aren't any.
mormonman
2009-08-21 08:09:09
From: tarajunky
Is there any random that SRL reflection currently solves that SRL color cannot? I never use reflection, but AFAIK, there aren't any.
Any random that involves a clicking the teleport out. Especially Capn Arnav and Forester. Plus the Prison Pete reflection solver just needs to be slightly updated… would be easy if I had a couple of accounts.
Smarter Child
2009-08-22 01:49:32
Color for the win..
Q : What would the world be without color?
A : Lame.
Q: What would the world be without reflections?
A: Better in some ways, some people hate to look at their reflection.
Although currently i find reflection scripting to be more enjoyable :D