SRL Archive - MSI Suggestions

To incorporate our "Death Walking" feature as mentioned in this thread.

I'm looking for Reflection paths from lumbridge castle (where you spawn) that end at each banking spot used in our scripts. Obviously some locations such as Karamja will involve a little bit more but I can handle that.These paths will be converted into SPS points as well to maintain color and reflection support in case anyone was wondering.

So now everyone has a nice easy chance to contribute. :)

Paths still needed:

• None!

can i ask how i can find the points? itd be nice to finally contribute something more than opinions

From: bolshak25
can i ask how i can find the points? itd be nice to finally contribute something more than opinions

Pathmaker, this is included in the reflection git.

NCDS give me a couple of days and I'll be finished with my real path maker (maps and all). Then you can make the paths yourself lazy bum =]

From: drags111
NCDS give me a couple of days and I'll be finished with my real path maker (maps and all). Then you can make the paths yourself lazy bum =]

What do you mean "real" pathmaker? What's wrong with current one?

@NCDS, may not be a bad idea to include a list of all the paths needed (and which ones are done). :)

From: Coh3n
What do you mean "real" pathmaker? What's wrong with current one?

@NCDS, may not be a bad idea to include a list of all the paths needed (and which ones are done). :)

its a java one where u click to make tiles etc. The past ones were not really 100% accurate. I'm sure theres one floating around the forums (like sumilions) but i hear it has a few problems. And the one currently in reflection is one where you have to walk and click record for each tile.

I've always used Sumilion's and it works fine. I don't recall there ever being problems with it. Takes 20 seconds to make a working path. But nevertheless, it's up to you. :p

His is nice. Don't give him a reason to give up!

From: mormonman
His is nice. Don't give him a reason to give up!

Didn't mean to. :p And I just meant, if there's something that could or should have higher priority, then take care of that first since there's already a path maker that works. By all means, if he wants to make a better one, he can go right ahead. :)

This might sound stupid, but where/how do I get the Pathmaker?

From: Coh3n
@NCDS, may not be a bad idea to include a list of all the paths needed (and which ones are done). :)

Once I know what paths need doing (and how to get the Pathmaker), I'll get on the job.

From: Rich
This might sound stupid, but where/how do I get the Pathmaker?

If you're talking about sumilions path maker then here it is:
https://github.com/SRL/srl-reflection

From: Rich
This might sound stupid, but where/how do I get the Pathmaker?Once I know what paths need doing (and how to get the Pathmaker), I'll get on the job.

Since NCDS hasn't said otherwise, assume that all the paths need to be done. From Lumbridge courtyard to all MSI supported banks. And yeah for the pathmaker, you can clone the git repo and it's found in tools/. Be sure to set the offsets that are in the README file.

From: Coh3n
Since NCDS hasn't said otherwise, assume that all the paths need to be done. From Lumbridge courtyard to all MSI supported banks. And yeah for the pathmaker, you can clone the git repo and it's found in tools/. Be sure to set the offsets that are in the README file.

OK.

VEB:

function VEB: TPointArray;
begin
  Result := [Point(3230, 3217), Point(3242, 3224), Point(3257, 3226), 
             Point(3260, 3238), Point(3254, 3250), Point(3251, 3263), 
             Point(3242, 3275), Point(3239, 3290), Point(3241, 3306), 
             Point(3251, 3317), Point(3264, 3324), Point(3278, 3332), 
             Point(3287, 3345), Point(3296, 3356), Point(3296, 3369), 
             Point(3294, 3382), Point(3292, 3396), Point(3290, 3409), 
             Point(3285, 3422), Point(3277, 3429), Point(3263, 3429), 
             Point(3255, 3420)];
end;

VWB:

function VWB: TPointArray;
begin
  Result := [Point(3230, 3217), Point(3242, 3224), Point(3257, 3226), 
             Point(3260, 3238), Point(3254, 3250), Point(3251, 3263), 
             Point(3242, 3275), Point(3239, 3290), Point(3241, 3306), 
             Point(3251, 3317), Point(3264, 3324), Point(3278, 3332), 
             Point(3287, 3345), Point(3296, 3356), Point(3296, 3369), 
             Point(3294, 3382), Point(3292, 3396), Point(3290, 3409), 
             Point(3285, 3422), Point(3279, 3429), Point(3264, 3428), 
             Point(3252, 3429), Point(3238, 3430), Point(3224, 3429), 
             Point(3208, 3429), Point(3194, 3430), Point(3185, 3438)];
end;

DB:

function DB: TPointArray;
begin
  Result := [Point(3231, 3218), Point(3235, 3223), Point(3227, 3233), 
             Point(3221, 3245), Point(3217, 3258), Point(3217, 3272), 
             Point(3206, 3278), Point(3192, 3282), Point(3178, 3285), 
             Point(3164, 3287), Point(3151, 3294), Point(3139, 3294), 
             Point(3126, 3297), Point(3113, 3294), Point(3109, 3280), 
             Point(3105, 3267), Point(3105, 3254), Point(3099, 3248), 
             Point(3094, 3242)];
end;

FEB:

function FEB: TPointArray;
begin
  Result := [Point(3229, 3217), Point(3234, 3223), Point(3226, 3236), 
             Point(3219, 3249), Point(3216, 3263), Point(3211, 3276), 
             Point(3197, 3280), Point(3184, 3285), Point(3171, 3285), 
             Point(3160, 3290), Point(3147, 3294), Point(3131, 3294), 
             Point(3117, 3294), Point(3103, 3293), Point(3089, 3289), 
             Point(3077, 3280), Point(3064, 3277), Point(3050, 3275), 
             Point(3035, 3275), Point(3022, 3276), Point(3009, 3279), 
             Point(3007, 3294), Point(3005, 3304), Point(3007, 3317), 
             Point(3006, 3331), Point(3007, 3343), Point(3006, 3357), 
             Point(3012, 3361), Point(3014, 3356)];
end;

FWB:

function FEB: TPointArray;
begin
  Result := [Point(3229, 3217), Point(3234, 3223), Point(3226, 3236), 
             Point(3219, 3249), Point(3216, 3263), Point(3211, 3276), 
             Point(3197, 3280), Point(3184, 3285), Point(3171, 3285), 
             Point(3160, 3290), Point(3147, 3294), Point(3131, 3294), 
             Point(3117, 3294), Point(3103, 3293), Point(3089, 3289), 
             Point(3077, 3280), Point(3064, 3277), Point(3050, 3275), 
             Point(3035, 3275), Point(3022, 3276), Point(3009, 3279), 
             Point(3007, 3294), Point(3005, 3304), Point(3007, 3317), 
             Point(3006, 3331), Point(3007, 3343), Point(3006, 3357), 
             Point(2999, 3364), Point(2988, 3372), Point(2977, 3378), 
             Point(2962, 3379), Point(2952, 3380), Point(2946, 3368)];
end;

GE:

function GE: TPointArray;
begin
  Result := [Point(3230, 3217), Point(3242, 3224), Point(3257, 3226), 
             Point(3260, 3238), Point(3254, 3250), Point(3251, 3263), 
             Point(3242, 3275), Point(3239, 3290), Point(3241, 3306), 
             Point(3251, 3317), Point(3264, 3324), Point(3278, 3332), 
             Point(3287, 3345), Point(3296, 3356), Point(3296, 3369), 
             Point(3294, 3382), Point(3292, 3396), Point(3290, 3409), 
             Point(3285, 3422), Point(3279, 3429), Point(3264, 3428), 
             Point(3252, 3429), Point(3238, 3430), Point(3224, 3429), 
             Point(3208, 3429), Point(3194, 3430), Point(3185, 3438),
             Point(3187, 3447), Point(3179, 3450), Point(3168, 3459), 
             Point(3165, 3471), Point(3167, 3480), Point(3167, 3489)];
end;

EB:

function EB: TPointArray;
begin
  Result := [Point(3230, 3217), Point(3242, 3224), Point(3257, 3226), 
             Point(3260, 3238), Point(3254, 3250), Point(3251, 3263), 
             Point(3242, 3275), Point(3239, 3290), Point(3241, 3306), 
             Point(3251, 3317), Point(3264, 3324), Point(3278, 3332), 
             Point(3287, 3345), Point(3296, 3356), Point(3296, 3369), 
             Point(3294, 3382), Point(3292, 3396), Point(3290, 3409), 
             Point(3285, 3422), Point(3279, 3429), Point(3264, 3428), 
             Point(3252, 3429), Point(3238, 3430), Point(3224, 3429), 
             Point(3208, 3429), Point(3194, 3430), Point(3189, 3429), 
             Point(3176, 3428), Point(3164, 3423), Point(3150, 3417), 
             Point(3137, 3417), Point(3123, 3417), Point(3112, 3422),
             Point(3099, 3420), Point(3092, 3430), Point(3092, 3441),
             Point(3096, 3453), Point(3099, 3465), Point(3097, 3478), 
             Point(3088, 3485), Point(3089, 3492), Point(3093, 3491)];
end;

AKB:

function AKB: TPointArray;
begin
  Result := [Point(3229, 3217), Point(3238, 3221), Point(3247, 3224), 
             Point(3260, 3235), Point(3256, 3248), Point(3251, 3260), 
             Point(3245, 3273), Point(3240, 3286), Point(3238, 3300), 
             Point(3247, 3312), Point(3258, 3323), Point(3271, 3331), 
             Point(3284, 3332), Point(3285, 3316), Point(3286, 3301), 
             Point(3289, 3285), Point(3292, 3270), Point(3293, 3254), 
             Point(3295, 3237), Point(3282, 3228), Point(3282, 3213), 
             Point(3284, 3198), Point(3283, 3183), Point(3278, 3170), 
             Point(3270, 3165)];
end;

I think that's all of them?

How did you pick the ones for alkharid bank? did you use the path from the gate near the goblins or the newer one from south of the cemetery?

From: KingKong
How did you pick the ones for alkharid bank? did you use the path from the gate near the goblins or the newer one from south of the cemetery?

There's a new path? Anyway, to avoid the gate I went through the entrance up north.

Awesome! Thanks Rich. :)

Did you happen to have a char walk those paths at all? I know it's probably not necessary but I'll run a test before I use them if you haven't yet.

We still need a path to port sarim deposit box, then I need to decide how I'm going to do Karamja and catherby.

I haven't tested them so someone else will need to just to be sure they work.

I'll get Port Sarim done now.

PSDB:

function PSDB: TPointArray;
begin
  Result := [Point(3228, 3218), Point(3237, 3219), Point(3230, 3230), 
             Point(3223, 3242), Point(3217, 3253), Point(3216, 3267), 
             Point(3209, 3277), Point(3196, 3280), Point(3185, 3283), 
             Point(3171, 3286), Point(3157, 3291), Point(3143, 3293), 
             Point(3130, 3296), Point(3117, 3294), Point(3105, 3293), 
             Point(3092, 3288), Point(3077, 3283), Point(3071, 3273), 
             Point(3057, 3265), Point(3044, 3258), Point(3041, 3244), 
             Point(3047, 3233)];
end;

Also, once it's been decided how this whole system is going to be laid out and used, I could have a go at Karamja.

I think the Al-kharid one through the south of lumby may be quicker

From: NCDS
Awesome! Thanks Rich. :)

Did you happen to have a char walk those paths at all? I know it's probably not necessary but I'll run a test before I use them if you haven't yet.

We still need a path to port sarim deposit box, then I need to decide how I'm going to do Karamja and catherby.

Do it like we do script paths - use a 2D array with an obstacle. :)

From: Rich
There's a new path? Anyway, to avoid the gate I went through the entrance up north.

Yeah you can cross the Dung docks in Lumbridge Swamp. You end up coming right behind the bank. AK Bank is honestly 5-6 points from Lumbridge courtyard now.

From: Coh3n
Do it like we do script paths - use a 2D array with an obstacle. :)

Yeah you can cross the Dung docks in Lumbridge Swamp. You end up coming right behind the bank. AK Bank is honestly 5-6 points from Lumbridge courtyard now.

I take it that the AK path will need an obstacle as well then? I'll look into how to script paths work and see if I can do the three that need it.

From: Coh3n
Do it like we do script paths - use a 2D array with an obstacle. :)

That's probably how it will go, I'm just putting everything together. Would help a lot if I had some solid time to sit down and do it rather than 15 minutes here and there. Mondays are generally my "good" days :p.

^ Eh…Sorry, I'm going to have to leave it to you NCDS. I sort of know how the walking works in general, but I wouldn't know how to use it for this system. I can make the obstacle records if that would help?

From: Rich
^ Eh…Sorry, I'm going to have to leave it to you NCDS. I sort of know how the walking works in general, but I wouldn't know how to use it for this system. I can make the obstacle records if that would help?

If you feel up to it, I'm certainly not going to tell you not to. :)

From: NCDS
If you feel up to it, I'm certainly not going to tell you not to. :)

OK sure. I'm just going out to drop off a few CVs then I get onto it.

From: Rich
I take it that the AK path will need an obstacle as well then? I'll look into how to script paths work and see if I can do the three that need it.

Nope, if you take the path south of Lumbridge there's no obstacle.

From: Coh3n
Nope, if you take the path south of Lumbridge there's no obstacle.

I can't see a normal path :o

Then the map needs to be updated. That dock extends into Lumbridge swamp. Try just making a point in the water and see if it works. I'm sure it will.

function AKB: TPointArray;
begin
  Result := [Point(3231, 3217), Point(3236, 3207), Point(3244, 3193), 
             Point(3243, 3178), Point(3242, 3166), Point(3255, 3166), 
             Point(3263, 3173), Point(3275, 3171), Point(3269, 3164)];
end;

Done. That'll more than likely need testing.

Could this be used? If not it could be made into a stand-alone script?

From: Rich
Could this be used? If not it could be made into a stand-alone script?

Perhaps certain concepts could be. The actual function won't work though as it will need to be able to use SPS as well, and also work with any MSI script. Tonight I should have things pretty well finished up.

From: Rich
Could this be used? If not it could be made into a stand-alone script?

I've already looked at it, and some ideas from it can be used. I really like how it detects if you're already in the path. MSI's version should do the same. But like NCDS said, the actual function itself won't be used since there's no SPS support/MSI is record based so the paths will be stored elsewhere.

If you wanted though, you could make it into an MSI Extra for more testing.

From: Coh3n
If you wanted though, you could make it into an MSI Extra for more testing.

I don't really know what one of those is…I'm guessing it's got something to do with Extras.simba? What would I have to change in the function to make it an MSI extra?

From: Rich
I don't really know what one of those is…I'm guessing it's got something to do with Extras.simba? What would I have to change in the function to make it an MSI extra?

Zytex's tutorial should help with that. :)

From: Coh3n
Zytex's tutorial should help with that. :)

Great. I'll check that out tomorrow (later today) and see what I can come up with.

Thanks for your help gathering the paths Rich. This feature has as of last night been committed to the main MSI repo for everyone to begin using. :)