SRL Archive - Reflection Discussion

Does villavu have a fully working web-walker?
I have seen hints of a few, but are there any working ones?

Thanks,
Train.

EDIT: Earlier today I came to the conclusion that there was no fully working web-walker on SRL.
I started to make my own and it currently takes the shortest path from tile-to-tile with the nodes it's programmed with.
Map:
Old Map: http://i54.tinypic.com/m8od36.jpg
new map: http://i52.tinypic.com/2i75nr5.jpg

A generated path:
http://i55.tinypic.com/30j21wx.jpg

Edit2: The person that de-repped me and put me in red is mean.
"Pictures don't mean anything. Source code does.", why so harsh? I never refused to release code.
I will release the source code once I iron out a bug, any comments would be nice. :p


EDIT3: status update:
I re-wrote a large chunk and I am having trouble pinpointing a issue that doesn't let it generate a path correctly.


EDIT4:
example of debug, problem ALMOST solved:
http://train.pastebin.com/GVqhaai7

EDIT5: couldn't finish it today. hopefully tomorrow.

No, there aren't any web walkers at the moment.

I've been using R_WebWalk(Tile) for a while…

Woah nice :)

Some code would be awesome.

I thought there is Cstrike's web walker in the MSI extras?

From: Frement
I thought there is Cstrike's web walker in the MSI extras?

I talked to a few people about Cstrike's, they said it was only half-done?

i could probably make a reflexion one with pathfinding algorithm (A* or Dijkstra) if there a way to know if tile is walkable or not.

From: FrancisHelie
i could probably make a reflexion one with pathfinding algorithm (A* or Dijkstra) if there a way to know if tile is walkable or not.

I used A*.

There are ways to see if a tile is walkable using grounddata blocks

where i find grounddata blocks information ??

From: kitchenrange
I've been using R_WebWalk(Tile) for a while…

Is everyone just disregarding this? Its in the include. Or am I just missing something.

From: kitchenrange
Is everyone just disregarding this? Its in the include. Or am I just missing something.

That just makes a beizer spline between two points iirc.

From: mormonman
There are ways to see if a tile is walkable using grounddata blocks

That can only determine data within your 104x104 block.
It's useful when generating a path between two walkable points, but other than that, it's useless when creating a path from… varrock to draynor.

From: Train
That can only determine data within your 104x104 block.
It's useful when generating a path between two walkable points, but other than that, it's useless when creating a path from… varrock to draynor.

Why? Just create the path while you walk, then when the chunks load, repeat the same function you've used on the first chunk

From: Train
That can only determine data within your 104x104 block.
It's useful when generating a path between two walkable points, but other than that, it's useless when creating a path from… varrock to draynor.

You could make a script that records all walkable tiles and manually walk the account around the RS world.

From: Train
That can only determine data within your 104x104 block.
It's useful when generating a path between two walkable points, but other than that, it's useless when creating a path from… varrock to draynor.

Oh, it is very useful. You could create a path from way less nodes than your idea uses. Less nodes = less work.

From: pyroryan
You could make a script that records all walkable tiles and manually walk the account around the RS world.

The array of tiles would be huge and would take too long to generate without a plugin, no?

EDIT: status update:
I re-wrote a large chunk and I am having trouble pinpointing a issue that doesn't let it generate a path correctly.

From: mormonman
Oh, it is very useful. You could create a path from way less nodes than your idea uses. Less nodes = less work.

Why don't you attempt it?

EDIT:
example of debug, problem ALMOST solved:
http://train.pastebin.com/GVqhaai7

From: Train
example of debug, problem ALMOST solved:
http://train.pastebin.com/GVqhaai7

Almost solved?
I see "Generated path length: 0"… I guess thats your problem? :)
But I see a lot of points in that debug.. :O Amazing :)

From: Zyt3x
Almost solved?
I see "Generated path length: 0"… I guess thats your problem? :)
But I see a lot of points in that debug.. :O Amazing :)

Yes, it generates the path successfully–all the way–I think, but somewhere the parent node is getting mucked up… so I have to pinpoint that. :P

Just make an algorithm for
FindShortestPath(FromPoint, ToPoint: TPoint; WalkablePoints: TPointArray): TPointArray;
Then have a bitmap of the worldmap in 100% zoom, use red brush to color the walkable areas and make a script that goes through the bitmap, making a TPointArray of all the colored pixels. This is ofcourse pixels, not tiles, so you need some math to figure the conversion to runescape tiles.

Home, working on it again.

If you're gonna make a legit walker, created nodes that teleport to another node across the map for things such as boats, magic teleports, enchanted jewelry… etc. Will save a lot of time making useless paths and be A LOT more human-like, only problem is that it will add a few lines of code and will probably take longer to debug.

From: Feroc1ty
If you're gonna make a legit walker, created nodes that teleport to another node across the map for things such as boats, magic teleports, enchanted jewelry… etc. Will save a lot of time making useless paths and be A LOT more human-like, only problem is that it will add a few lines of code and will probably take longer to debug.

Once the generate path function is done, that addition is simplistic.

Please post some sauce?
*Secretly hopes for Heinz Ketchup*

-Boom

From: Dynamite
Please post some sauce?
*Secretly hopes for Heinz Ketchup*

-Boom