SRL Archive - General Botting Help

1. Download and Run the Installer from here.
Note: You must get the right version for your machine.
2. Click "Run" to install.

3. Click "Next"

4. Select "I Accept" and then click "Next"

5. Don't worry about the stuff listed just Click "Next"

6. Click "Install"

7. Click "Finish" and your done

I hope this has been a Helpful tutorial. Please check out the other tutorials in the "How to Auto" section and also the others Created by me. Thanks for reading, Buh-Bye now.

~BraK

Unstuck this thread 2012-04-17 because SVN isn't used anymore for SRL development -Markus

GOOD TUTORIAL. People should use this, especially for reflection to stay up to date.

Ah! Great tutorial. Glad you added this.

SRL Open Dev SVN

http://villavu.com/repositories/srl-opendev/

Might try to pump out a few more tutorials in the next couple of days. I have a 18+ hour Transit time to get home to my wife and kid.

~BraK

From: BraK
Might try to pump out a few more tutorials in the next couple of days. I have a 18+ hour Transit time to get home to my wife and kid.

~BraK

Sounds like a good way to kill time. And an update to How To Auto would be nice.

From: Becks
Sounds like a good way to kill time. And an update to How To Auto would be nice.

How to auto is the whole section and that's what I've been doing for like 3-4 days now.

~BraK

Does simba need SVN or come with it?

From: yago
Does simba need SVN or come with it?

Nope, and nope. You can update simba without svn.

So theres no extension or watever and i need to install it to simba?

The only thing you need is the simba installer which installs simba with everything you need.

yeah but wat if i want svn with simba, i have simba 810 btw?

You should add the URLs for reflection and SRL and explain how to get them using SVN.

They are on Git now.

From: Sex
They are on Git now.

Yeah, once MSI switches, everything will be on git. May not be a bad idea to change the guide for TortoiseGit (or write a new one).

There is no need for a tutorial because users do not have to download SVN or Git anymore as they can now use the Simba updater extensions.

From: Sex
There is no need for a tutorial because users do not have to download SVN or Git anymore as they can now use the Simba updater extensions.

Yeah, but could be useful for contributers, but I guess if you're looking to contribute, I suppose you'd already know how to install it/already have it installed.

What I mean by users is end users. I guess you can make it for contributors just in case? I mean, I don't really know how to use Git either as I've always used SVN and I might have stuff to contribute (hypothetical, I don't do anything RS-related :p).

From: Sex
What I mean by users is end users. I guess you can make it for contributors just in case? I mean, I don't really know how to use Git either as I've always used SVN and I might have stuff to contribute (hypothetical, I don't do anything RS-related :p).

It was pretty simple with tortoiseGit. I basically learned everything I needed to know in the last couple hours.

Wow, I didn't know they had a TortoiseGit. I would assume that is something like a port of some sorts of TortoiseSVN? If so, then yeah it'd be easy to learn. I didn't need a tutorial when I first started using SVN. Anyways, it doesn't matter what you do, just sayin', isn't needed.

From: Sex
Wow, I didn't know they had a TortoiseGit. I would assume that is something like a port of some sorts of TortoiseSVN? If so, then yeah it'd be easy to learn. I didn't need a tutorial when I first started using SVN. Anyways, it doesn't matter what you do, just sayin', isn't needed.

Same writers, and yeah you're probably right.

I like to have my scripts on SVN, so I can edit from anywhere. Got on a 16 GB stick makes it easy to update stuff.

~BraK

From: BraK
I like to have my scripts on SVN, so I can edit from anywhere. Got on a 16 GB stick makes it easy to update stuff.

~BraK

Git essentially does the same thing as SVN, you can just do a lot more. :p

E: BraK, I suggest adding a few basic SVN commands like Checkout and Update as well. I also suggest adding the same thing for git (with Clone and Pull commands) as basically everything has switched to git. :)

From: Coh3n
Git essentially does the same thing as SVN, you can just do a lot more. :p

E: BraK, I suggest adding a few basic SVN commands like Checkout and Update as well. I also suggest adding the same thing for git (with Clone and Pull commands) as basically everything has switched to git. :)

I can honestly say I'm a Git Noob I just set up my first repositories on Github last night and it took me forever. Timer had made a Git tut before for this section. I'm probably have to con someone else into making on for me again. When I made this I think I had plans to make a Setup tutorial for all the folders that went with it.

~BraK

This may help: http://villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=55618

I totally could have used that last night. :p why not just move that from simba general news into the Tutorial section? I figured this would give it a better home :)

~BraK

From: BraK
I totally could have used that last night. :p why not just move that from simba general news into the Tutorial section? I figured this would give it a better home :)

~BraK

I wasn't talking about a git development guide, just a short part on how to download scripts that used git. The installation is exactly the same, except with a different download link. Getting scripts is the same, except you use git Clone and git Pull rather than SVN Checkout and SVN Update.

Thankyou for the tutorial, it's GREAT and basic and anyone can understand it :3