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    SCRIPT_RIMMY_YEWS:
      with result do
      begin
        scriptName  := 'Rimmington Yews';
        scriptTools := [TOOL_HATCHET];

        skillName     := 'Woodcutting';
        skillConstant := SKILL_WOODCUTTING;

        objectConstants   := [ OBJ_TREE_YEW ];
        objectExperiences := [ 175 ];

        itemNames     := [ 'Yew logs' ];
        itemConstants := [ ITEM_LOGS_YEW ];

        doesBank := True;

        pathRefTo   := [Point(3013, 3356),
                        Point(3007, 3350), Point(3007, 3332), Point(3006, 3324),
                        Point(3006, 3311), Point(3005, 3298), Point(2999, 3289),
                        Point(2994, 3283), Point(2984, 3277), Point(2975, 3270),
                        Point(2971, 3260), Point(2963, 3253), Point(2956, 3244),
                        Point(2946, 3239), Point(2940, 3230), Point(2934, 3231)
                       ];

        pathRefFrom := InvertTPA(pathRefTo);
      end;

[Error] C:\Users\.../srl/msi/Scripts.scar(87:44): Type mismatch at line 86

This is the line that causes the error:

pathRefTo   := [Point(3013, 3356),

Tile(3013, 3356), ?

From: i luffs yeww
Tile(3013, 3356), ?

It's a TPointArray, not a TTileArray.

:p alright.

Simba, scar?

Only difference between that and the other one is the white space.. which *should* be ignored anyways.. …?

~RM

The whitespace shouldn't matter, as this is a type mismatch?

From: i luffs yeww
The whitespace shouldn't matter, as this is a type mismatch?

Well, do you see any type mismatch? Cus I don't.

~RM

Comment out the InvertTPA line. :confused:

I see no reason to why this should result in an error :huh:

http://villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=57682

E: Yeahhh, InvertTPA is a procedure, not a function.

So currently you should change it to

pathRefTo   := [Point(3013, 3356),
                        Point(3007, 3350), Point(3007, 3332), Point(3006, 3324),
                        Point(3006, 3311), Point(3005, 3298), Point(2999, 3289),
                        Point(2994, 3283), Point(2984, 3277), Point(2975, 3270),
                        Point(2971, 3260), Point(2963, 3253), Point(2956, 3244),
                        Point(2946, 3239), Point(2940, 3230), Point(2934, 3231)
                       ];

        InvertTPA(pathRefTo);
        pathRefFrom := pathRefTo;

pathRefTo   := [Point(3013, 3356),
                        Point(3007, 3350), Point(3007, 3332), Point(3006, 3324),
                        Point(3006, 3311), Point(3005, 3298), Point(2999, 3289),
                        Point(2994, 3283), Point(2984, 3277), Point(2975, 3270),
                        Point(2971, 3260), Point(2963, 3253), Point(2956, 3244),
                        Point(2946, 3239), Point(2940, 3230), Point(2934, 3231)
                       ];

        pathRefFrom := pathRefTo;
        InvertTPA(pathRefFrom);

problem solved, gd gd :)

~RM

^Not exactly. It wouldn't work because InvertTPA doesn't copy the array, it just changes it. So evertime PathRefTo was called, it would be inverted.

From: Coh3n
^Not exactly. It wouldn't work because InvertTPA doesn't copy the array, it just changes it. So evertime PathRefTo was called, it would be inverted.

I think you're reading it wrong, cohen..

  PathRefTo := [ Point(0,0), Point(1,1), Point(2,2) ];

  PathRefFrom := PathRefTo;

  InverTPA(PathRefFrom); //Only this one is affected. 

~RM

From: Rasta Magician
I think you're reading it wrong, cohen..

  PathRefTo := [ Point(0,0), Point(1,1), Point(2,2) ];

  PathRefFrom := PathRefTo;

  InverTPA(PathRefFrom); //Only this one is affected. 

~RM

Oh haha, yeah I didn't see Zyt3x's post. I only saw i luffs yeww's.

Has anyone committed this yet?

~RM

Nope :P

From: Rasta Magician
Has anyone committed this yet?

~RM

Btw, you can't just add the record and it'll work. There's a little more to it. Also, I'm going to have to talk to you about this when I can start working on it, but some of the updates to the core I'll be making will make it more complicated to add scripts. I would like to work it out so it's like now, but I'm not sure if that'll be possible.

This doesn't seem to be working. I'm trying to add Varrock east oaks, and using InvertTPA is inverting the original. I know it shouldn't, but it is.