SRL Archive - Reflection Help

Is there a way to get all object IDs up to a certain distance from my character? I'm looking for the ID of a staircase in lumbridge but according to my IDs file it could be any of like 20 IDs all related to staircases with the same examine infos.

Just look in Objects.simba.

var
  i : Integer;
  TRSOBJARRAY : TRSObjectArray;

begin
  SetupSRL;
  DeclarePlayers;
  LoginPlayer;
  TRSOBJARRAY := GetAllObjects(1);
  Writeln(High(TRSOBJARRAY));
  for i := 0 to High(TRSOBJARRAY) do
    Writeln(ToStr(TRSOBJARRAY[i].ID) + ' at tile ' + ToStr(TRSOBJARRAY[i].Tile.x) + ', ' + ToStr(TRSOBJARRAY[i].Tile.x));
end.

Using this, I got -1 for array length using object types 0 (interactables) and 1 (wall object).

:confused:

Could just use SmartColors. Would take about 5 minutes to make an test it. Saves you the trouble, since this doesn't seem to be working..

I cannot figure out the reflection object finding to save my life so instead I like to (if the object is static) Search for the color within the certain reflection tile that the object is located on. It makes sure that you find the proper object everytime and it doesn't matter the distance (as long as it's on the MS).

From: Blumblebee
I cannot figure out the reflection object finding to save my life so instead I like to (if the object is static) Search for the color within the certain reflection tile that the object is located on. It makes sure that you find the proper object everytime and it doesn't matter the distance (as long as it's on the MS).

You've got me interested. How exactly would one do this? I'm a total reflection noob, I didn't even know you could use tiles on mainscreen.

from my gnome agility runner

function CompleteStump(): Boolean;
var
  I, x, y: Integer;
  TPA: tPointArray;
  m: tTile;
  P: tPoint;
  timer: LongInt;
  H: Integer;
begin
  with ObjectRecord[BRANCH] do
  begin
    m := tile(2486, 3419);
    P := TileToMS(m, 3);
    FindColorsTolerance(TPA, color, P.x-15, P.y-15, P.x+15, P.y+15, 8);
    if Length(TPA) <= 0 then
      Exit;
    if High(TPA) > 3 then
      H := 3
    else
      H := High(TPA);

    for I := 0 to H do
    begin
      mMouse(TPA[i].x, TPA[i].y, 5, 5);
      if waitUpText(uText, 500) then
      begin
        getMousePos(x, y);
        Mouse(x, y, 5, 5, true);
        Result := true;
        Break;
      end;
    end;
    timer := getSystemTime();
    while not FindBlackChatMessage(sMessage) do
    begin
      FindNormalRandoms();
      wait(randomRange(200, 300));
      if getSystemTime-timer > 2500 then
      begin
        writeLn('didn''t find the chatmessage');
        Exit;
      end;
    end;

    while DistanceFrom(tTileArr[END_]) > 1 do
    begin
      FindNormalRandoms();
      if FindBlackChatMessage(eMessage) then
        Exit;
      if getSystemTime-timer > 12000 then
        Exit;
      if Random(25) = 1 then
        SleepAndMoveMouse(RandomRange(1000, 2400));
    end;
  end;
end;

notably looking at the first part of

 
m := tile(2486, 3419);
P := TileToMS(m, 3);
FindColorsTolerance(TPA, color, P.x-15, P.y-15, P.x+15, P.y+15, 8);

From: Blumblebee
One function to govern them all

It's… Beautiful ! Thank you :)

haha anytime ;)

If you already have the tile, you can just do TileToMSEx and it will automatically make the TPoint in the middle of the tile.

From: Capricorn
If you already have the tile, you can just do TileToMSEx and it will automatically make the TPoint in the middle of the tile.

Hey, sweet! That's just like TileToMS except that there's Sex in it !:spongebob:

Honestly, I don't want to just rely on a tile, so I did just what Blumblebee told me to do.