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Superheat Script
By: Heysus

Superheats Steel Bars at the Grand Exchange


Features:

• Almost as much xp/hour as alching (the superheat animation is shorter which makes up for lost time banking)
• Human-like mouse movements

  Superheat Script by Heysus

  Time Running: 43 min 55 sec
  Total Casts: 733 [1001/hr]
  Status: Logged Out

  Account          Active     Casts       Status
  *******          True       733         Logged Out

Script looks nice - good job :)

few things though.. I think your "Next_Player" function either has some faults in it or is called at the wrong time, can't figure it out..

Also I would suggest using another way to click the spell ( I like "SetupSpells" ;) ) But MouseBox is not a good way to click things unless you have the exact box cords… When I tested the script it missed the spell because your cords were off, maybe use TPA color finding, a bitmap, a dtm or anything to make sure we are clicking the spell..

Another thing is I dont think your banking function works.. (H_OpenBank) I replaced this with SRL's OpenBankNPC for now it seems to work ok.. But I like the way you have your function get the location, so I would suggest fixing that up cuz it seems it could be pretty neat when it works :p

These are a few things I noticed while testing… If you have any questions or need help fixing anything up PM me and I'll see what I can do, don't have much time at the moment to fix anything, just reporting my findings ;)

Thanks for the feedback. :) I'm not sure why you're having those problems though…it works perfectly for me.

I updated a few small things. There was a small problem with "Next_Player" that I fixed, but I haven't had any problems with clicking the spell or opening the bank so I don't know what's wrong. :confused:

I'm going to use this when I reach 43 magic on my acc :)

E:
You have the user set information about the pin, but you never call InPin()

From: Zyt3x
I'm going to use this when I reach 43 magic on my acc :)

E:
You have the user set information about the pin, but you never call InPin()

I've never set a pin before so I guess I would make that mistake :duh:

Does anyone actually use pins though? It seems like it would slow this script down a lot if it had to enter a pin every time it opens the bank.

You only have to enter a pin the first time you use a bank for each session :)
So if I don't log out I wont have to enter it again.

From: Zyt3x
You only have to enter a pin the first time you use a bank for each session :)
So if I don't log out I wont have to enter it again.

Alright, it should work now. :)