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Is the interface for banking that much different from the inventory? I know absolutely nothing about interfaces, but was fooling around a little.

How hard would it be to making withdrawing by ID's instead of a DTM for each object? It hasn't been done though? So I'd assume the interface is handled a little differently because of the tabs or what?

Would be much appreciated.

I thought it has been done. I remember doing this before? :P

Its easier to find the bitmap of the item then chooseoption('withdraw-all') or whatever it is. If you need help with bitmaps look at the tutorial in my sig

From: Sex
I thought it has been done. I remember doing this before? :P

In Bank.simba under Reflection\Core, there aren't any functions for withdrawing at all. There's interface constants which I could fool around with, but no withdrawing, only depositing.

Then they remade Reflection? :p

im positive you could bank just using ids when reflection first came out pre runetek5 but im guessing the interfaces changed

From: cycrosism
Its easier to find the bitmap of the item then chooseoption('withdraw-all') or whatever it is. If you need help with bitmaps look at the tutorial in my sig

The problem isn't choosing the right option, that can be done easily with R_ChooseOption('Derples')

What doesn't work is finding the position of the item in your bank I believe.

why don't you guys just use:

Withdraw(Col, Row, Amount: Integer);

Its loads easier and faster, doesn't require bitmaps, but the item should be in the mainbanktab, but its only good if you already know where your item is.

From: Capricorn
The problem isn't choosing the right option, that can be done easily with R_ChooseOption('Derples')

What doesn't work is finding the position of the item in your bank I believe.

Well if you use a bitmap it will find the bitmap and you can make it right click it then choose the opnion? I don't see how that wont work

From: KingKong
why don't you guys just use:
Simba Code:
[LEFT]Withdraw(Col, Row, Amount: Integer);
[/LEFT]


Its loads easier and faster, doesn't require bitmaps, but the item should be in the mainbanktab, but its only good if you already know where your item is.

I'm updating a multi-skill utility script, so that would be a disaster to use. Using all DTMs atm.

From: cycrosism
Well if you use a bitmap it will find the bitmap and you can make it right click it then choose the opnion? I don't see how that wont work

I think he misunderstood your post as saying you simply use ChooseOption or whatever without even finding the object first? Who knows.

if you want it to be even quicker you can use blacklists

http://villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=60327

From: mormonman
http://villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=60327

"R_NumberOfBankTabs, R_BankTab are gone.

InIntArrayEx changed."

Edit: http://villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=60628

Thread with all those functions, but none were committed? I'll just add to script and give credit if they still work.

Will try them out.

If they work reply back to this thread :3

From: Capricorn
If they work reply back to this thread :3

Actually the bigger thread didn't contain the Withdraw by ID, only by search, so I had to get that from the other thread.

Had to add some parenthesis here and there, some brackets to assigning a value to a item in an array, but it works great.

Impressed.

I don't know why it isn't committed? Besides not compiling and missing some parentheses'?

Cause I honestly forgot haha…

From: mormonman
Cause I honestly forgot haha…

Might want to fix the compiling problems too before committing.

I had these functions created for AGES, I gave it PLENTY of bumps to get it commited, and when they WEREN'T I stopped bothering to create anything reflection related at all…
I have the basic framework there, someone else can fix them, I really can't be bothered right now, give me a few hours sleep to recover from the "forgot" comment, and I might work on it tomorrow.

It's not like you're the only one that can do this.. ^

From: Bad Boy JH
I had these functions created for AGES, I gave it PLENTY of bumps to get it commited, and when they WEREN'T I stopped bothering to create anything reflection related at all…
I have the basic framework there, someone else can fix them, I really can't be bothered right now, give me a few hours sleep to recover from the "forgot" comment, and I might work on it tomorrow.

If you need something to do it for, I'm releasing my big script soon to public Rev. 2 and it uses these functions, so (they are awesome).

Here is the function in my AK cooker, works 100%…

function R_WithdrawItemID(ID, Amount: Integer): Boolean;
var
  I, WhichBankTab, ItemSlot: Integer;
  BankTabItemIDs: TIntegerArray;
  RelativePoint: TPoint;
  TabBox, ItemBox: TBox;
begin
  for ItemSlot := 0 to 515 do
    if ID = GetChildComponentID(INTERFACE_BANK, 93, ItemSlot) then
      Break;
    if GetChildComponentID(INTERFACE_BANK, 93, ItemSlot) = -1 then
    begin
      Writeln('ItemID ' + IntToStr(ID) + ' not found.');
      Exit;
    end;
  if ItemSlot = 515 then
  begin
    Writeln('ItemID ' + IntToStr(ID) + ' not found.');
    Exit;
  end;
  RelativePoint.x := GetChildComponentRelativeX(INTERFACE_BANK, 93, ItemSlot);
  RelativePoint.y := GetChildComponentRelativeY(INTERFACE_BANK, 93, ItemSlot);
  if (RelativePoint.x = 0) then
  begin
    SetLength(BankTabItemIDs, 9);
    for I := 1 to 9 do
      BankTabItemIDs[I - 1] := GetInterfaceComponentID(INTERFACE_BANK, 47 + ((9 - I) * 2));
    for I := ItemSlot downto 0 do
      if InIntArrayEx(BankTabItemIds, WhichBankTab, GetChildComponentID(INTERFACE_BANK, 93, I)) then
        Break;
    TabBox.x1 := GetInterfaceComponentRelativeX(INTERFACE_BANK, 47 + ((8 - WhichBankTab) * 2)) + 4;
    TabBox.y1 := GetInterfaceComponentRelativeY(INTERFACE_BANK, 47 + ((8 - WhichBankTab) * 2)) + 4;
    TabBox.x2 := TabBox.x1 + GetInterfaceComponentWidth(INTERFACE_BANK, 47 + ((8 - WhichBankTab) * 2));
    TabBox.y2 := TabBox.y1 + GetInterfaceComponentHeight(INTERFACE_BANK, 47 + ((8 - WhichBankTab) * 2));
    MouseBox(TabBox.x1, TabBox.y1, TabBox.x2, TabBox.y2, 1);
    RelativePoint.x := GetChildComponentRelativeX(INTERFACE_BANK, 93, ItemSlot);
    RelativePoint.y := GetChildComponentRelativeY(INTERFACE_BANK, 93, ItemSlot);
  end;
  ItemBox.x1 := RelativePoint.x + GetInterfaceComponentRelativeX(INTERFACE_BANK, 93) + 4;
  ItemBox.y1 := RelativePoint.y + GetInterfaceComponentRelativeY(INTERFACE_BANK, 93) + 4;
  ItemBox.x2 := ItemBox.x1 + GetChildComponentWidth(INTERFACE_BANK, 93, ItemSlot)
  ItemBox.y2 := ItemBox.y1 + GetChildComponentHeight(INTERFACE_BANK, 93, ItemSlot)
  if Amount = 1 then
  begin
    MouseBox(ItemBox.x1, ItemBox.y1, ItemBox.x2, ItemBox.y2, 1);
    Result := True;
    Exit;
  end;
  MouseBox(ItemBox.x1, ItemBox.y1, ItemBox.x2, ItemBox.y2, 2);
  if Amount = 0 then
    Result := R_ChooseOption('ithdraw-All') else
  if OptionExists('ithdraw-' + IntToStr(Amount)) then
    Result := R_ChooseOption('ithdraw-' + IntToStr(Amount)) else
  begin
    if R_ChooseOption('ithdraw-X') then
    begin
      Wait(RandomRange(1200, 1500));
      TypeSend(IntToStr(Amount));
      Result := True;
    end;
  end;
end;

From: Dynamite
Here is the function in my AK cooker, works 100%…

Simba Code:
[LEFT]function R_WithdrawItemID(ID, Amount: Integer): Boolean;
var
I, WhichBankTab, ItemSlot: Integer;
BankTabItemIDs: TIntegerArray;
RelativePoint: TPoint;
TabBox, ItemBox: TBox;
begin
for ItemSlot := 0 to 515 do
if ID = GetChildComponentID(INTERFACE_BANK, 93, ItemSlot) then
Break;
if GetChildComponentID(INTERFACE_BANK, 93, ItemSlot) = -1 then
begin
Writeln('ItemID ' + IntToStr(ID) + ' not found.');
Exit;
end;
if ItemSlot = 515 then
begin
Writeln('ItemID ' + IntToStr(ID) + ' not found.');
Exit;
end;
RelativePoint.x := GetChildComponentRelativeX(INTERFACE_BANK, 93, ItemSlot);
RelativePoint.y := GetChildComponentRelativeY(INTERFACE_BANK, 93, ItemSlot);
if (RelativePoint.x = 0) then
begin
SetLength(BankTabItemIDs, 9);
for I := 1 to 9 do
BankTabItemIDs[I - 1] := GetInterfaceComponentID(INTERFACE_BANK, 47 + ((9 - I) * 2));
for I := ItemSlot downto 0 do
if InIntArrayEx(BankTabItemIds, WhichBankTab, GetChildComponentID(INTERFACE_BANK, 93, I)) then
Break;
TabBox.x1 := GetInterfaceComponentRelativeX(INTERFACE_BANK, 47 + ((8 - WhichBankTab) * 2)) + 4;
TabBox.y1 := GetInterfaceComponentRelativeY(INTERFACE_BANK, 47 + ((8 - WhichBankTab) * 2)) + 4;
TabBox.x2 := TabBox.x1 + GetInterfaceComponentWidth(INTERFACE_BANK, 47 + ((8 - WhichBankTab) * 2));
TabBox.y2 := TabBox.y1 + GetInterfaceComponentHeight(INTERFACE_BANK, 47 + ((8 - WhichBankTab) * 2));
MouseBox(TabBox.x1, TabBox.y1, TabBox.x2, TabBox.y2, 1);
RelativePoint.x := GetChildComponentRelativeX(INTERFACE_BANK, 93, ItemSlot);
RelativePoint.y := GetChildComponentRelativeY(INTERFACE_BANK, 93, ItemSlot);
end;
ItemBox.x1 := RelativePoint.x + GetInterfaceComponentRelativeX(INTERFACE_BANK, 93) + 4;
ItemBox.y1 := RelativePoint.y + GetInterfaceComponentRelativeY(INTERFACE_BANK, 93) + 4;
ItemBox.x2 := ItemBox.x1 + GetChildComponentWidth(INTERFACE_BANK, 93, ItemSlot)
ItemBox.y2 := ItemBox.y1 + GetChildComponentHeight(INTERFACE_BANK, 93, ItemSlot)
if Amount = 1 then
begin
MouseBox(ItemBox.x1, ItemBox.y1, ItemBox.x2, ItemBox.y2, 1);
Result := True;
Exit;
end;
MouseBox(ItemBox.x1, ItemBox.y1, ItemBox.x2, ItemBox.y2, 2);
if Amount = 0 then
Result := R_ChooseOption('ithdraw-All') else
if OptionExists('ithdraw-' + IntToStr(Amount)) then
Result := R_ChooseOption('ithdraw-' + IntToStr(Amount)) else
begin
if R_ChooseOption('ithdraw-X') then
begin
Wait(RandomRange(1200, 1500));
TypeSend(IntToStr(Amount));
Result := True;
end;
end;
end;
[/LEFT]

Where'd you get that from?

It is possible he made it?

From: Sex
It is possible he made it?

No.

He took it from the first post in: http://villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=60327

I took mine from later down in the thread where they updated it a little (Credited appropriately). It's weird how the earlier ones works and the more updated one is broke.

Anyways, Dynamite, you might want to give credit when you take functions other people put a lot of time into.

From: smurg
No.

He took it from the first post in: http://villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=60327

I took mine from later down in the thread where they updated it a little (Credited appropriately). It's weird how the earlier ones works and the more updated one is broke.

Anyways, Dynamite, you might want to give credit when you take functions other people put a lot of time into.

I never said I made it, nor did I remember where I got it, I just edited it so that it worked.
Don't accuse me of something I didn't do :/

-Boom

From: Dynamite
I never said I made it, nor did I remember where I got it, I just edited it so that it worked.
Don't accuse me of something I didn't do :/

-Boom

It was in your AK Cooker script word for word from the thread. There wasn't anything "edited" and when you release a script, any functions/procedures you declare in the script are assumed your work unless credited otherwise.

Look at the include files, just include a header over the function:

{*******************************************************************************
function R_WithdrawItemID(ID, Amount: Integer): Boolean;
By: Bad Boy JH
Description: Withdraws item ID.
*******************************************************************************}

From: smurg
It was in your AK Cooker script word for word from the thread. There wasn't anything "edited" and when you release a script, any functions/procedures you declare in the script are assumed your work unless credited otherwise.

Look at the include files, just include a header over the function:

{*******************************************************************************
function R_WithdrawItemID(ID, Amount: Integer): Boolean;
By: Bad Boy JH
Description: Withdraws item ID.
*******************************************************************************}

Well if it is in the include then there is no need to credit.
And I never said I made it.

Sex, its not the fact that I am the only one that CAN do this, its the fact that I am the only one who bothered to do this, but it went unnoticed.

From: Dynamite
Well if it is in the include then there is no need to credit.
And I never said I made it.

It's not in the include and the whole original function is posted inside your script without credit.

You said you edited it, which the version in your script wasn't edited.

Saying you didn't create it doesn't mean anything if you include it in your script without crediting, its essentially saying that every function/procedure declared in the script is your work.

Imagine writing a paper for school and posting huge paragraphs of text copied from some thesis paper without referencing who wrote it or where you got it. It's blatant plagiarism.

People need to know who wrote it, not solely in the event of giving credit, but also if something is wrong, then they know who to contact.

From: Bad Boy JH
Sex, its not the fact that I am the only one that CAN do this, its the fact that I am the only one who bothered to do this, but it went unnoticed.

Not unnoticed. I will commit it and some other things in a couple of hours. I wasn't a dev when you made this.

I know, and none of the comments were made about you. I know you weren't deving at that stage.

And I don't pay attention a good __ (high) percent of the time.

So its apparently impossible to find out which item is in which tab unless you start on the "View all" tab.

I had a procedure, I explained it in the page where i originally posted the withdraw function, check there.

From: Bad Boy JH
I had a procedure, I explained it in the page where i originally posted the withdraw function, check there.

It is impossible because of the way the bank tab interfaces work. Trust me, I have spent hours on it. The include is done, I just hate fucking git, and git hates me so I can't commit.

From: mormonman
It is impossible because of the way the bank tab interfaces work. Trust me, I have spent hours on it. The include is done, I just hate fucking git, and git hates me so I can't commit.

git add FILE
git commit -m "put commit message here"
git push

Not hard is it? :P

-Boom

I've made a function that's fully color and withdraw items from any bank tab as long as the bot doesn't have to scroll down for each tab individually; I'll post it if anyones interested.

From: Feroc1ty
I've made a function that's fully color and withdraw items from any bank tab as long as the bot doesn't have to scroll down for each tab individually; I'll post it if anyones interested.

Mine finds what bank tab it is in and can search by name or id. It just has to start on the first tab.

From: mormonman
Mine finds what bank tab it is in and can search by name or id. It just has to start on the first tab.

The withdraw function originally posted in:
http://villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=60327
using these functions:
http://villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=60628

would go in between tabs and withdraw the items, even if you started on some random tab. It's broken right now, but I don't know why.

From: smurg
The withdraw function originally posted in:
http://villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=60327
using these functions:
http://villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=60628

would go in between tabs and withdraw the items, even if you started on some random tab. It's broken right now, but I don't know why.

Probably because they changed how the interfaces worked. lordsaturn and I spent quite a bit of time last night finding every way not to do it.

From: mormonman
Mine finds what bank tab it is in and can search by name or id. It just has to start on the first tab.

Isn't it possible just to include an SRL-dependent piece to account for the bank tabs? For example:

i := 1
repeat
        BankTab(i);
        Wait(600+random(500));
        Inc(i);
until (i > 9) or R_WithdrawItemID(options)