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So rs just got updated and now there's a switch world button, so will scripts be using world switching now, should be less chances of gettin banned if they do?

Well,they only will at the next version of SRL/SCAR.

From: Ash2412
So rs just got updated and now there's a switch world button, so will scripts be using world switching now, should be less chances of gettin banned if they do?

Really? Where ?

EDIT :
Quote from jagex :
Finally, there's a new button on the login screen that lets you move between game worlds more easily (unfortunately it is not available if you're using the unsigned version of the applet). Enjoy!

No wonder i didnt see it, i was on unsigned. I think i can do a thing or 2 with it :D

yeah thats the bad thing though, you have to be on a signed applet.

True :( I threw my head at it anyway, you can use it however you like but dont forget to credit :D

program New;
{.include SRL.scar}

procedure WorldButtonCoordinates(WorldPlace: Integer; var WorldCoord1, WorldCoord2: TPoint);
var
  World_Column, World_Row, Count, tmpWorldPlace: Integer;
begin
  if(WorldPlace <= 20)then
  begin
    World_Column := 0;
    World_Row := WorldPlace - 1;
  end else
  begin
    repeat;
      Count := Count + 1;
      tmpWorldPlace := WorldPlace - (Count * 20);
    until(tmpWorldPlace <= 20);
    World_Column := Count;
    World_Row := tmpWorldPlace - 1;
  end;
  //Writeln('Column = ' + IntToStr(World_Column) + ' Row = ' + IntToStr(World_Row));
  WorldCoord1.x := 59 + (World_Column * 93);
  WorldCoord1.y := 35 + (World_Row * 23);
  WorldCoord2.x := WorldCoord1.x + 87;
  WorldCoord2.y := WorldCoord1.y + 18;
end;

procedure ChangeWorld(WorldPlace: Integer; F2P, QuietServer: Boolean);
var
  tmpMask: Integer;
  WorldCoord1, WorldCoord2: TPoint;
begin
  tmpMask := CreateBitmapMaskFromText('orld', upchars);
  if (FindBitmapMaskTolerance(tmpMask, x, y, 0, 461, 106, 501, 10, 50))then
  begin
    MouseBox(19, 471, 93, 491, 1);
    Wait(200 + Random(200));
    if(QuietServer)then
    begin
      Mouse(411, 12, 3, 3, True);
      Wait(100 + Random(100));
    end else
    begin
      Mouse(396, 11, 3, 3, True);
      Wait(100 + Random(100));
    end;
    if(F2P)then
    begin
      Mouse(632, 13, 3, 3, True);
      Wait(100 + Random(100));
    end else
    begin
      Mouse(616, 13, 3, 3, True);
      Wait(100 + Random(100));
    end;
  end else
    Writeln('Your most likely in Unsigned java, no world switch.');
  FreeBitmap(tmpMask);
  WorldButtonCoordinates(WorldPlace, WorldCoord1, WorldCoord2);
  MouseBox(WorldCoord1.x, WorldCoord1.y, WorldCoord2.x, WorldCoord2.y, 1);
  Wait(300 + Random(500));
end;

begin
  SetupSRL;
  ActivateClient;
  Wait(500);
  ChangeWorld(Random(10), True, True);
end.

takes ages to load the new 1 on rs

It only takes so long once.

Only on unsigned lol. Figures :p

Smart of jagex to do that though. Now autoers are stuck behind…

Blasted gold-crowns!

*shakes fist at Jagex*

Maybe I'll have to set up some proxies at friends' houses…

Well, I also had to give this a shot and this is what I came up with:

program WorldHopper;
{.Include SRL/SRL.SCAR}

function LoadWorld(World: integer; Memb: Boolean): Boolean;
var tmpMask, tmpMask1, tmpMask2, tx, ty, I, WorldNumb, Tries, TempColor: integer;
begin
 WorldNumb := World;
 repeat
  tmpMask := CreateBitmapMaskFromText('World', upchars);                //The World change button
  tmpMask1:= CreateBitmapMaskFromText(inttostr(WorldNumb), upChars);    //World Number..
  tmpMask2:= BitmapFromString(21, 8, 'z78DA7373C30E0C40C010998D4' +     //Is the world full?
       'C628AE35249AA39E4E91ABAB66386F968C80F36DB498D234A6CC7' +
       '65237E57E1528F090026CDD8C8');

  if (FindBitmapMaskTolerance(tmpMask, x, y, 0, 0, 170, 500, 10, 50)) then //Go to the world screen..
  begin
    Wait(25 + Random(50));
    Mouse(x + Random(10), y + 3, 3, 0, True);
    repeat
     Wait(500);
     I := I +1;
    until((GetColor(715, 50) = 0) or (I > 200));
    if I > 200 then
    begin
      writeLn('Could not get into the world screen, can not switch worlds..');
      exit;
    end
    I := 0;
  end
  
  Wait(500);
  if Memb then TempColor := 3562099 else TempColor := 10132122;
  if World = 0 then if not FindColorTolerance(x, y, 2851375, 403, 4, 419, 17, 5) then Mouse(411, 12, 2, 2, True) else
  if World > 0 then if not FindColorTolerance(x, y, 2851375, 294, 4, 306, 17, 5) then Mouse(306, 12, 2, 2, True);
  
  if World = 0 then if FindColorTolerance(tx, ty, TempColor, 50, 31, 148, 494, 5) then
  begin
    Mouse(tx + 20, ty, 2, 2, True)
    Result := true;
  end else
  if FindColorTolerance(tx, ty, TempColor, 150, 31, 242, 494, 5) then
  begin
    Mouse(tx + 20, ty, 2, 2, True)
    Result := true;
  end else
  if FindColorTolerance(tx, ty, TempColor, 244, 31, 334, 494, 5) then
  begin
    Mouse(tx + 20, ty, 2, 2, True)
    Result := true;
  end else
  begin
    WriteLn('Could not find a quiet World');
    WorldNumb := 71;
    tmpMask1:= CreateBitmapMaskFromText(inttostr(WorldNumb), upChars);
  end

  if Result then Break;
  if (FindBitmapMaskTolerance(tmpMask1, tx, ty, 55, 30, 720, 385, 20, 70)) then
  begin
    if not(FindBitmapToleranceIn(tmpMask2, x, y, tx, ty -6, tx + 75, ty + 16, 5)) then
    begin
      WriteLn('World '+ IntToStr(WorldNumb) +' is not full, and is gonna be loaded..');
      Wait(25 + Random(50));
      if not Memb then if FindColorTolerance(x, y, 3100779, tx -4, ty -4, tx +4, ty +4, 30) then
      begin
        WriteLn('World '+ IntToStr(WorldNumb)+' is a Member Server..');
        Result := False;
        WorldNumb := WorldNumb +1;
      end else
      begin
        Mouse(tx + Random(15), ty + 3, 3, 0, True);
        Result := true;
      end
    end else
    begin
      WriteLn('World '+IntToStr(WorldNumb)+' is full, checking next..');
      WorldNumb := WorldNumb +1;
      Tries := Tries +1
    end
  end;
 until((Result) or (Tries > 3))
 FreeBitmap(tmpMask);
 FreeBitmap(tmpMask1);
 FreeBitmap(tmpMask2);
end;

begin
  Setupsrl;
  activateClient;
  LoadWorld(0, False);
end.

If you want the most quiet world then set world to 0. If u want a Members World then set Memb to True. So if you want the most quiet Non Member World make it this : LoadWorld(0, false).
If you just want a world (like 50) then set World to 50, make sure you set Mem to False else it will keep on searching until it has found a Memb Server (The first will be then 53);

EDIT: CHANGED SOME COLORS (INCASE ANYONE IS GONNA USE THIS :p )

i love this feature, except it makes my cleint obsolete :(

too bad it doesn;t work with unsigned.

I know this is going to sound totally noobish and is going to mak eme look like an idiot, but I tried copy and pasting both of thoose world switchers into a script then when I try to run it it will as for Begin expected, then once i place begin, it errors out again with identifier expected. So any help would be appreciated sorry if this sounds like a stupid question.

malcom, if it says that error, that means there are too many ends, fidn an edn that looks like an extra and elete it.

Also, i dont use unsigned, does it make that big of a difference. Yet, i also havent started to aut ofor money yet so i havent done much autoing. Why is it so much more important to use unsigned.

what script?

It would need quite a bit of rewriting if you plan to have worldswitching that works well

EDIT:

When you auto signed, jagex puts a 'Uid' on your computer, which they use to track your accounts and link them together to a common owner. This way, if you're caught macroing on one account, theres a good chance that you'll get caught on your other accounts.

Ok, i guess i will auto on unsigned even though it lags like hell. Is there only 1 uid they put on your computer though, ".jagex_cache_32". Or are there others.

Yes, thats the problem with unsigned. It lags. :(

.jagex_cache_32

.file_store_32

I'm not sure if both are always there

Well, i have a folder called ".mpr_file_store_32" in there, but its for moparscape private servers i believe.

Is there a way we could get SCAR to delete the UID on command? Can it do that? If it can't delete can it at least run another program? If it could run another program we could just make .bat files and run them to delete the uid. That way we could auto signed without the uid risk :D

From: seaking
Is there a way we could get SCAR to delete the UID on command? Can it do that? If it can't delete can it at least run another program? If it could run another program we could just make .bat files and run them to delete the uid. That way we could auto signed without the uid risk :D

SCAR 3.00+ has it… it is rs_DeleteUID; I think…

should u delete uids before? or after? or both? and it that a procedure?

From: Smartzkid
.jagex_cache_32

.file_store_32

I'm not sure if both are always there

also i found a new one today .jagex_cache34
:) :)

they will usually only be in one of those(however if you havent deleted them before they might be in all of them.

Hmmm…

I'm going to go on a signed applet and see what I get

Will report back in a couple.

__

Confirmed. file_store_32 was empty. jagex_cache_32 and jagex_cache_34 both had uid's in them. jagex_cache_32 also had a 'runescape' folder in it with the main RS cache. (jagex_cache_34 only had a uid)