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Hi all

As you may know, SRL is soon to have a color based walking/positioning system. I thought that instead of using paint to painstakingly make paths, I'd develop an application to do it :)

So here it is.
Note that I made this all tonight so it may be buggy, but I want to release it before I go to bed.

To run:
1. Extract
2. Run the batch file (you can open it in notepad if you don't trust me…);

Then to make a path, all you need to do is click on a point on the map, and it will be added to the path. To remove the point, click it again.

To move the map around, just click and drag.

I will edit this so it also works with reflection paths, but not now.
Here's a pic for you all:


Download: http://www.mediafire.com/?t16hkcb74s3v3l5

SPS: http://villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=62286

Edit: Updated. Now shows minimap circle around cursor. To update, just copy the class files from the new rar file(below) over the old ones.

Amazing :D
Good work :)

On good suggestion would be something same that is in another path-maker that I can't remember. Namely add a circle around the cursor when you choose the path representing how big the mini-map is so it's easier to make path.

EDIT: Good Job!!!

Absolute beast.

Sauce?

Nice! :) rep++
Didn't take long for someone to catch up on this! :D

Please post source for at least staff to read before posting things like this.

Its for the safety of those around here. :)

I literally just finished making a path from Port Sarim to GE right before I saw this. After doing all that I can tell you that this is going to be soooo helpful. Thanks!

On good suggestion would be something same that is in another path-maker that I can't remember. Namely add a circle around the cursor when you choose the path representing how big the mini-map is so it's easier to make path.

Yeah that's a good idea. Will add it.
At the moment it makes a red line if the distance is too big, and a green one if it thinks the distance between points is fine.

From: Nava2
Please post source for at least staff to read before posting things like this.

Its for the safety of those around here. :)

I haven't obfuscated it, if anyone is unsure whether or not I am trustworthy you can easily decompile it :) You'll get pretty much perfect source.

But here it is anyway.

Awesome work! :)

public void paint(Graphics g) {
		if(map != null) {
			g.drawImage(map, 0, 0, getWidth(), getHeight(), xOffset, yOffset, xOffset + getWidth(), yOffset + getHeight(), Color.BLACK, null);
		if(pathLog != null) {
			
			int lastX = 0, lastY  = 0;
			
			for(Point p : pathLog.getPoints()) {
				
				g.setColor(Color.ORANGE);
				g.fillOval(p.x - xOffset - 3, p.y - yOffset - 3, 6, 6);

				
				
				if(lastX != 0) {
					if(distance(lastX, lastY, p.x - xOffset, p.y - yOffset) > pointDistanceThreshold) {
						g.setColor(Color.RED);
					} else {
						g.setColor(Color.GREEN);
					}
					
					g.drawLine(lastX, lastY, p.x - xOffset, p.y - yOffset);
				}
				lastX = p.x - xOffset;
				lastY = p.y - yOffset;				
			}
			g.setColor(Color.LIGHT_GRAY);
			g.drawOval(lastX - pointDistanceThreshold, lastY - pointDistanceThreshold, pointDistanceThreshold*2, pointDistanceThreshold*2);
		}
		updateInputPanel();	
		}
	}

Really easy to add circle.

Edit: http://download.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/uiswing/components/scrollpane.html
I suggest adding that, combined with the click/drag feature.

Edit2: Also, resizing the window needs to be implemented.

Already done :P

		if(drawMinimapCircle) {
			//152 x 152.
			g.setColor(Color.DARK_GRAY);
			g.drawOval(mouseX - 76, mouseY - 76, 152, 152);
		}

Got it to repaint on mouse move too.

Edit: Yeah could add a scroll pane to the map but I find it works ok with just click n' drag. The Log on the side uses a scroll pane, so I do know how awesome they are :P It's just much easier to keep track of x/y offset without a scroll pane on the map.

Perhaps use a table on the side, then have a dialogue to print it in PS format.

Just an idea. :) Looks very nice though! I like how you got it out so quickly.

It wasn't really an issue of trust, more just in case, y'know? Plus we are a very Open Source oriented community, and as such we can help each other with this! :)

If this keeps moving like this, I have no problem shipping this with SRL. Maybe this could be made into an extension though? I know its Java, but it would merely take some conversion and we could then ship it with Simba!

Once again, nice job!

Nice, now I can work on my script paths without even logging in. Unfortunately my school blocks SMART from connecting to the internet, but now I don't have to :D

From: Echo_
Nice, now I can work on my script paths without even logging in. Unfortunately my school blocks SMART from connecting to the internet, but now I don't have to :D

blocks rs*
Use a proxy.

Be more specific for him.
SMART uses internet explorers proxy settings, correct?
Set a proxy in Internet Explorer's Options and then try SMART again.

They don't block rs, just SMART and Powerbot are blocked. Proxies don't work at my school. I do have my librarian's district password though (keylogged him), maybe I could somehow use that to connect with SMART?

From: Echo_
They don't block rs, just SMART and Powerbot are blocked. Proxies don't work at my school. I do have my librarian's district password though (keylogged him), maybe I could somehow use that to connect with SMART?

So do they block java?

This is awesome. thanks.

This works with reflection too right? If not, IMO SPS should be changed to include the calculations to be compatible with GetMyPos.

From: Boreas
This works with reflection too right? If not, IMO SPS should be changed to include the calculations to be compatible with GetMyPos.

I think marpis plans on it. He or someone else just need to get the maths right.

From: pyroryan
So do they block java?

Well they don't block java if I can get on to RS. Maybe they block java applets? I have no clue. If you want to talk about it more, just pm me, because this discussion is off topic for this thread.

From: Coh3n
I think marpis plans on it. He or someone else just need to get the maths right.

Thought I'd might as well do the maths:
X Pixel to X Tile: pixelX/4 + 2093.5
Y Pixel to Y Tile: 3776 - (pixelY / 4);

I don't get it.. For me it won't start :S No errors. Anything..

~Home

From: Iamadam
Thought I'd might as well do the maths:
X Pixel to X Tile: pixelX/4 + 2093.5
Y Pixel to Y Tile: 3776 - (pixelY / 4);

Awe-some. :)

function SPS_PixelToTile(pixelX, pixelY : Integer): TTile;
begin
  Result.X := Round(2093.5 + (pixelX / 4));
  Result.Y := Round(3776.0 - (pixelY / 4));
end;

From: Zyt3x
Awe-some. :)

function SPS_PixelToTile(pixel: tpoint): TTile;
begin
  Result.X := Round(2093.5 + (pixel.X / 4));
  Result.Y := Round(3776.0 - (pixel.Y / 4));
end;

tpoint so its compatible with sps_getmypos

- mobile

From: marpis
tpoint so its compatible with sps_getmypos

- mobile

function SPS_PixelToPoint(pixel: tpoint): TPoint;
begin
  Result.X := Round(2093.5 + (pixel.X / 4));
  Result.Y := Round(3776.0 - (pixel.Y / 4));
end;

From: mormonman

function SPS_PixelToPoint(pixel: tpoint): TPoint;
begin
  Result.X := Round(2093.5 + (pixel.X / 4));
  Result.Y := Round(3776.0 - (pixel.Y / 4));
end;

Hehe, take a harder look at the post you quoted ;) He already edited the function :)

From: Zyt3x
Hehe, take a harder look at the post you quoted ;) He already edited the function :)

I seriously just read through the entire thread like 3 times and I still don't see what your talking about.

How would the SPS_TileToPixel math be?

From: Zyt3x
How would the SPS_TileToPixel math be?

Solve it for the variable of the pixel.

function SPS_PixelToPoint(pixel: TPoint): TPoint;
begin
  Result.X := Round(2093.5 + (pixel.X / 4));
  Result.Y := Round(3776.0 - (pixel.Y / 4));
end;

function SPS_PointToPixel(point: TPoint): TPoint;
begin
  Result.X := Round((point.x - 2093.5) * 4);
  Result.Y := Round((3776.0 - point.y) * 4);
end;

I suggest having the multipliers constants in case they need to be changed.

From: Train
Solve it for the variable of the pixel.

function SPS_PixelToPoint(pixel: TPoint): TPoint;
begin
  Result.X := Round(2093.5 + (pixel.X / 4));
  Result.Y := Round(3776.0 - (pixel.Y / 4));
end;

function SPS_PointToPixel(point: TPoint): TPoint;
begin
  Result.X := Round((point.x - 2093.5) * 4);
  Result.Y := Round((3776.0 - point.y) * 4);
end;

Yeah, I figured it out already

From: Home
I don't get it.. For me it won't start :S No errors. Anything..

~Home

Same here. The cmd window opens then closes, but nothing else happens..

From: Coh3n
Same here. The cmd window opens then closes, but nothing else happens..

Same here.

I reuploaded it to include the worldmap.bmp, batch file to run the program, and a set of instructions :)

updating…

From: Echo_
I reuploaded it to include the worldmap.bmp, batch file to run the program, and a set of instructions :)

http://www.mediafire.com/?8bt8kofe1u02i6h

His fix works. =). This is great. Thanks Iamadam.

Edit: It's giving me the wrong SPS areas. Idk if the points are right or not. I'll find out.

Edit: Points are off too.

Should work fine. I've used it to generate a path which has walked basically everywhere in the free world. So I don't know what's going wrong for you.
Edit: I think Echo_ may have uploaded it with the wrong wordmap.bmp.
Also, it may not work with the batch file he posted as on a lot of machines you need to increase the heap space. Best bet is to download the big rar file (on 3rd party hosting software) in the first post, and add worldmap.bmp from that to the pathmaker folder. Or copy worldmap.bmp from your SPS folder.

if the cmd appears then disappears, replace the text in the batch file with this:

@echo off
java -Xms32m -Xmx128m PathMaker
pause

And post whatever comes up if it still doesn't work.

I replaced the text in the batch and got this error:

From: Iamadam
Should work fine. I've used it to generate a path which has walked basically everywhere in the free world. So I don't know what's going wrong for you.
Edit: I think Echo_ may have uploaded it with the wrong wordmap.bmp.
Also, it may not work with the batch file he posted as on a lot of machines you need to increase the heap space. Best bet is to download the big rar file (on 3rd party hosting software) in the first post, and add worldmap.bmp from that to the pathmaker folder. Or copy worldmap.bmp from your SPS folder.

if the cmd appears then disappears, replace the text in the batch file with this:

@echo off
java -Xms32m -Xmx128m PathMaker
pause

And post whatever comes up if it still doesn't work.

I replaced the text in the batch and got an error.


but I put this in the batch and it worked:

@echo off
title PathMaker
start javaw PathMaker
exit

That was the text in batch that Echo_ uploaded. When I put it in the batch you uploaded the pathmaker opened and and the SPS areas and points are perfect. =). I guess he did put a different map or something.

From: bigjosh0315
I replaced the text in the batch and got this error:

Its the exact issue posted above, have you tried his solution?

If it didn't work, you could try:

@echo off
java -Xms32m -Xmx256m PathMaker
pause

That will allocate 256mb of heap rather than just 128. I really hope it doesn't even need 128mb. o.O

I will repost the link when I get home, I need to switch out the map with the working one. Otherwise, just use my batch file and the map file from the SPS thread.

From: Nava2
Its the exact issue posted above, have you tried his solution?

If it didn't work, you could try:

@echo off
java -Xms32m -Xmx256m PathMaker
pause

That will allocate 256mb of heap rather than just 128. I really hope it doesn't even need 128mb. o.O

Yes, I tried it but his solution is what gave me the error. At first the cmd prompt would just open then close. But, I replaced the text in the original .batch with the text from Echo_'s .batch and it worked perfectly. It's in my reply you quoted if you want to try it. You could just move Echo_'s .batch the original folder and replace it, but if you don't want to download both just to move it over here it is.

@echo off
title PathMaker
start javaw PathMaker
exit 

Alright, here's the package with the correct bitmap :p Sorry for taking a long time.

http://www.mediafire.com/?qu1ycdv4t3uw9rb

What program does this file open with?

It's a java application.
So run the batch script. If you want to run it on linux/mac I'm not sure how to execute it. But it _is_ cross platform because it's java.

As for why my batch won't work for some people: No idea. Anyone have insight?

From: Iamadam
It's a java application.
So run the batch script. If you want to run it on linux/mac I'm not sure how to execute it. But it _is_ cross platform because it's java.

As for why my batch won't work for some people: No idea. Anyone have insight?

If you wanted it to work on linux.mac just write a bash script to do the same thing as the bash script. Although, most users of Linux probably know how to use a terminal enough to figure there way around running a java program ;).

Windows batch:

@echo off
title PathMaker
java PathMaker
pause

Linux batch:

java PathMaker

Apache Ant run.xml with batch:

<project name="PathMaker" default="run" basedir=".">
	<target name="run" description="Runs Iamadam's RS Path Maker.">
		<java classname="PathMaker" fork="true">
		</java>
	</target>
</project>

ant run

There, now you can run it on any OS :)

its not an executable or anything though. Ill try to figure it out.

From: yago
its not an executable or anything though. Ill try to figure it out.

The batch opens it. Just click it. =). You should see a command prompt then the path maker will come up. If the path maker doesn't open after the command prompt then right click on the batch file, click edit and replace the code with the code Echo_ posted.

From: Echo_
Windows batch:

@echo off
title PathMaker
java PathMaker
pause

I tried this and i got the following error

"java is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program, or batch file."

From: yago

From: Echo_
Windows batch:

@echo off
title PathMaker
java PathMaker
pause

I tried this and i got the following error

"java is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program, or batch file."

That means you haven't set your environmental variables for java. You need to set them in order to run java applications out of the command prompt.
http://www.java.com/en/download/help/path.xml

I'd like to add this to the SPS repository, how easy is it to make it able to load any map rather than just the runescape surface? Also, is the source included in the download?

From: Echo_

From: yago


That means you haven't set your environmental variables for java. You need to set them in order to run java applications out of the command prompt.
http://www.java.com/en/download/help/path.xml

Lol yeah i was a noob at this stuff lol. I didnt even know batch files existed. This is pretty old…

From: Coh3n
I'd like to add this to the SPS repository, how easy is it to make it able to load any map rather than just the runescape surface? Also, is the source included in the download?

The source is here. As for loading other maps, I don't think there is a way currently to enter custom tile offsets.

From: Echo_
The source is here. As for loading other maps, I don't think there is a way currently to enter custom tile offsets.

Thanks, and you don't need any kind of offsets for SPS. It's just the pixel coord from the map.

Where do we get worldmap.bmp ?