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(8:08:27 PM) YoHoJo: When I enter the dungeon
(8:08:33 PM) YoHoJo: the X confidante is always different
(8:08:37 PM) YoHoJo: but Y seems to stay the same
(8:10:54 PM) YoHoJo: Mhm
(8:10:59 PM) YoHoJo: With both RsBot and RsBuddy
(8:11:07 PM) YoHoJo: Each time I enter exit the X changes, and Y stays same
(8:12:48 PM) Method: by how much does the value change, YoHoJo?
(8:13:19 PM) YoHoJo: It seems to increase by ~200ish each time,let me try again though
(8:15:18 PM) YoHoJo: 7653, 7845, 8229, 8805, 9765, 10725, 11109, 11493. Those are the X values upon each re-entering of the area
(8:15:22 PM) YoHoJo: Y value remains same
(8:15:37 PM) Method: which area?
(8:16:54 PM) YoHoJo: now back to 8229, 8805, (the cycle is continuing)
(8:17:08 PM) YoHoJo: Method: you get my MSN messages?
(8:17:35 PM) Ogre: u so secretive
(8:19:20 PM) YoHoJo: yeah sorry.
(8:19:39 PM) YoHoJo: Ogre: any idea how I could accomplish tile walking in a script when the X tile keeps messing around like that?
(8:20:02 PM) Ogre: just find a relative tile when you KNOW you're there
(8:20:06 PM) YoHoJo: My guess is read the X tile upon entering, and then manually count the X tile changes and add/subtract that number from X each time I need to walk
(8:20:08 PM) Ogre: you may have to do a color check
(8:20:13 PM) Ogre: yeah.
(8:20:16 PM) YoHoJo: :/ Ouch
(8:20:36 PM) Ogre: that wouldn't be necessary actually
(8:20:55 PM) Ogre: just like the ladder, then wait until your x tile changes a lot, then get your relative x tile
(8:21:01 PM) Ogre: click the*
(8:21:30 PM) YoHoJo: I don't get it
(8:21:51 PM) YoHoJo: X is always different, so how would I go about doing something like WalkPath( [ Tile(1245, 8547) ])
(8:21:56 PM) YoHoJo: If the X is always different for different people

Basically I just want to be able to walk around the dungeon like anywhere else, but the X tile is always different.

Edit:
Ogre gave me this code to use:
http://pastie.org/1781295

Basically do path once, note the difference in X between each tile, and use IncX to account for differences.

Still would like some explanation about why this might be happening and other possible ways to

Yep, Jagux messed up all tiles. (What are in caves dungeons, essence place) What i do. I use objects to move in there :)

~Home

WalkPath([Tile(X + Y, 8547)])

With Y being the relative difference between your X start position and where you want to go.

From: Home
Yep, Jagux messed up all tiles. (What are in caves dungeons, essence place) What i do. I use objects to move in there :)

~Home

That seems like the best solution as I do this aswell for the stupid trollheim cave.. or u can walk by distance?? The distance is always constant and doesnt change.. Might have a tolerance on it depending on the direction u walk so yeah.. but its a viable solution

Woah, when did they begin this?

From: Harry
Woah, when did they begin this?

Forever, some places in the game have multiple areas. Like pest control having difference islands.

CurretTile + x,y would allow you to draw a path in there…

Also tile walking is just walking o the x,y axis according to the 'size' of a tile….

do all tiles change equally or just the first one..?

~RM

From: Sir R. M8gic1an
CurretTile + x,y would allow you to draw a path in there…

Also tile walking is just walking o the x,y axis according to the 'size' of a tile….

do all tiles change equally or just the first one..?

~RM

Exactly what I was getting at. In answer to your question, I would assume that all change.

The same thing happens with construction, except both x and y change :p

Then get the x,y from something that doesnt change. Substract it from the one in your script and then add that difference to the rest of the tiles in your script.

(If Its Possible).

program new;
{$DEFINE SMART}
{$i SRL\SRL.scar}
{$i Reflection\Reflection.Simba}


function WalkToTileDungeon(EntranceTile, GoalTile: TTile; Rand, FlagD: Integer): Boolean;
var
  Position: TTile;
  XDif, YDif: Integer;
begin
  Position := GetMyPos;
  XDif := Position.x - EntranceTile.x;
  YDif := Position.y - EntranceTile.y;
  Result := WalkToTile(Tile(GoalTile.x + XDif, GoalTile.y + YDif), Rand, FlagD);
end;


begin
end.   

should work, no?

I'm not sure what is complicated..

You just create a `relative` path that is ENTIRELY relative to some point that you know you can get and KEEP static for the time you need it.

Then you just modify the procedures/functions you need to use the relative tile scheme.