SRL Archive - RS3 Script Requests

impossible does not exist…

only very hard to do, or very complex

if you know what you are doing and want to hack at it with me, pm me. of course you should know how to use subversion

currently i'm working on best path plotting algorithm but could use help in many areas, such as scraping map, identifying location of dungeon exit, identifying floors complete in floor selection interface etc…

good luck. thats all I can say

Impossible does exist. This isn't impossible, but just saying, it does exist. ;)

And as Joe said, good luck. Very big project, but it can be done.

no point. all the effort and time you put into dung script, you could either leech it, or legit it too 200mil by the time your done.

Join date: January 2012. 33 posts. It's good that you want to give back to the community..but..I think this is one of the scripts where scripters attempt to do it, get peoples hopes up…and then just quit. Goodluck. I hope you prove me wrong.

From: Itankbots
no point. all the effort and time you put into dung script, you could either leech it, or legit it too 200mil by the time your done.

There is a point… he would have ultimate uber respect from even SRL members. A dungeoneering script would change the very status of SRL.

This can be done, and it's not even near impossible. The ones that have the abilities, don't have the time. :)

From: Frement
This can be done, and it's not even near impossible. The ones that have the abilities, don't have the time. :)

^^^ This exactly.

One day in the future I may look to work on a simple Dungeoneering bot. Just not now.

Too much work :(

You could easily do a basic one- you know what… I may even think about this. I may just try it. I may… just… t
*Yawn*
This problem is for a new day - beddy-bi for me :sleeping:

:sleeping:

It's the puzzle rooms that will kill you. :P

Wow, I'm very impressed with someone actually deciding to do instead of begging :) AWESOME

From: Flight
It's the puzzle rooms that will kill you. :P

This.. Your going to need the A* algo and a ton of others written in Pascal too.. Goodluck with that. The puzzles are going to destroy your brain. Not only that but scripting a to kill thunderous in pascal, well.. gl on that one lol.

If you're planning a dungeoneering script, I'd suggest this: build it from the ground up, one complexity level at a time.

What I mean is first design it to run at C1, combat only with keys and bosses and such. That in and of itself would be a feat worth noticing. Get that working well, then add C2 so on and so forth.

senior you will never finish this quit while you are ahead of yourself. one floor at c1 will make you cry doing floor 1 at c1 with all the variations will destroy you from the inside out, its not impossible its just very painful.

From: superbuster4
senior you will never finish this quit while you are ahead of yourself. one floor at c1 will make you cry doing floor 1 at c1 with all the variations will destroy you from the inside out, its not impossible its just very painful.

Don't discourage him.

Have you attempted it with enough skill? Don't say he'll quit, he might be the one to finish it.

From: NKN
Don't discourage him.

Have you attempted it with enough skill? Don't say he'll quit, he might be the one to finish it.

must i keep laughing you guys wont pull it off, its a mind fuck it took jagex 6 years from what forums say to make dungeoneering. what makes you think you can pull off something so complex that teams of professional programers cried about. dont play hard ball you know as well as i do it wont happen.

I got complexity 1 running, it's not THAT difficult.

From: superbuster4
must i keep laughing you guys wont pull it off, its a mind fuck it took jagex 6 years from what forums say to make dungeoneering. what makes you think you can pull off something so complex that teams of professional programers cried about. dont play hard ball you know as well as i do it wont happen.

Seriously? I could be handled. It is a ton of work and will be a true brainf4ck but it could be done. And what do you mean with "teams of professional programers cried about it". I made myself to 99+ 2 times and it is a fascinating skill. Stop demotivating him… You should start thinking positive ;)

Best luck from here!! =)

I can see C1 MAYBE C2, but when the puzzles start kicking in it gets hard quick. Is there a way to brute force puzzles like you can do to rune sudoku?

From: R4nd0m
I can see C1 MAYBE C2, but when the puzzles start kicking in it gets hard quick. Is there a way to brute force puzzles like you can do to rune sudoku?

For some maybe, but you will lose like truck loads of HP and you'll die like there's no tomorrow?

Would greatly respect somebody if they actually took the time to create a dungeoneering script.

I would love to do this, just don't have the time, btw this is how I stored the room info when I started mine:

Const
  Key_Corner = 0;
  Key_Crescent = 1;
  Key_Diamond = 2;
  Key_Pentagon = 3;
  Key_Triangle = 4;
  Key_Rectangle = 5;
  Key_Shield = 6;
  Key_Wedge = 7;

  KeyCol_Blue = 1;
  KeyCol_Crimson = 2;
  KeyCol_Gold = 3;
  KeyCol_Green = 4;
  KeyCol_Orange = 5;
  KeyCol_Purple = 6;
  KeyCol_Silver = 7;
  KeyCol_Yellow = 8;


type
  TDoor = record
    Locked : Boolean;
    KeyNumber, KeyColour : integer;
end;

type
  TRoom = record
    DoorNorth, DoorWest, DoorEast, DoorSouth, Entered, Cleared : Boolean;
    MapNumber : integer;
    objects : array of integer;
    Location : TPoint;
end;     

For people discouraging him, it has been done before aka idungeon pro. This bot did f1-52, comp 1-6; it could rush lower floors, bind new weps/armour, switch ring styles, kill all bosses, solve all puzzles. The only difficult part of making it with simba which is color based is the color part. Idungeon pro was made with java and all it used was item id or coords to find stuff; this also proved efficient cause runescape is programmed in java.

By now we all on villavu should have taken some pride in what we are able to accomplish and not laughing at the dreams of others. Imagine the smile on people's faces when the idea of botting runescape using colors was first introduced; now over 90% of us on this forum are using color bots to play the game. Give the dude a chance and offer support, dungeoneering bot could be the biggest accomplishment in history of runescape botting and have a feeling it will be done.

If any of this comes to fruition, it'd be bloody inspiring to say the least. From what I gather though, the community is mostly too busy and its such as great time investment that it's unlikely to happen.

I bet though, if you could get C1 sorted, there'd be tons of support for this and the community would all heap in together to make it more and more powerful (I know i'd aspire to learning as much as I possibly could so I could have the chance to help out - just as soon as the damn exam season is over) - it'd be a war of collaborative attrition!

Massive support for this.

From: superbuster4
must i keep laughing you guys wont pull it off, its a mind fuck it took jagex 6 years from what forums say to make dungeoneering. what makes you think you can pull off something so complex that teams of professional programers cried about. dont play hard ball you know as well as i do it wont happen.

lol. just because you dont have the skill to write it why come and trash other who want to make the attempt?

good luck with your goal of dung script :) just take it one step at a time

From: Chig
The only difficult part of making it with simba which is color based is the color part.

I think you're underestimating just how difficult that is…

From: abu_jwka
I think you're underestimating just how difficult that is…

I'm sorry but I completely disagree with that. I think the logic is quite simple. It only requires a lot of work. But the difficult part is working with color.

From: Frement
I'm sorry but I completely disagree with that. I think the logic is quite simple. It only requires a lot of work. But the difficult part is working with color.

Well going on previous comments, it certainly doesn't seem that way…

From: Brandon
Your going to need the A* algo and a ton of others written in Pascal too.. Goodluck with that. The puzzles are going to destroy your brain. Not only that but scripting a to kill thunderous in pascal, well.. gl on that one lol.

You can dynamically build the map as you go, when I did dungeoneering legit, I had to go through every room to see what it had and if that was what I needed. So bot will search every room, kill everything that there is (you can count items in room and monsters in the room by counting the minimap dots). Then collect keys, use keys to open doors. And for the puzzles, you just need a basic puzzle handler that can use your puzzle objects. And this is where the work comes in, you need to add your puzzle objects for each puzzle. I don't think you need A* algorithm anywhere. I think people are thinking too much, thus making this sound like a hard thing to do.

I'm sure I don't know everything about dungeoneering, but in my opinion, this is what it takes.

From: Chig
For people discouraging him, it has been done before aka idungeon pro. This bot did f1-52, comp 1-6; it could rush lower floors, bind new weps/armour, switch ring styles, kill all bosses, solve all puzzles. The only difficult part of making it with simba which is color based is the color part. Idungeon pro was made with java and all it used was item id or coords to find stuff; this also proved efficient cause runescape is programmed in java.

By now we all on villavu should have taken some pride in what we are able to accomplish and not laughing at the dreams of others. Imagine the smile on people's faces when the idea of botting runescape using colors was first introduced; now over 90% of us on this forum are using color bots to play the game. Give the dude a chance and offer support, dungeoneering bot could be the biggest accomplishment in history of runescape botting and have a feeling it will be done.

A $7 script… I don't want to pay to bot runescape. And all the iDungeon scripts are viruses..

I would pay money for this script, if that motivates you to nerd it out and make it then go at it.

You could make BIG MONEY off of this.

But doing it Freebie's is Awesometacular.

honestly, its heavily possible. but the only way i think i could script this myself would be to treat every room in dungeoneering as a random event.


hell, if you could create a script that did complexity 4, i would be really suprised.

Hope this actually goes down

Even if you could devise a c1 f1-30 rush script it would be an amazing contribution to the community, although I'd probably recommend it be a members script.

If you can produce some form of legitimate progress I would be willing to lend a couple of high leveled dungeoneering accounts for you to test with, if needed.

:) i got one c6 all floors, all bosses, its like produng but better

From: fretje12
:) i got one c6 all floors, all bosses, its like produng but better

I'm gonna call fake or broken reflection bot

From: Pure Wrecked
I'm gonna call fake or broken reflection bot

loled at that, its a vip script form other bot site, im not going to say which one.

From: fretje12
loled at that, its a vip script form other bot site, im not going to say which one.

Thought as much

From: Pure Wrecked
Thought as much

pro reflection scripts are back

From: b_lone
Join date: January 2012. 33 posts. It's good that you want to give back to the community..but..I think this is one of the scripts where scripters attempt to do it, get peoples hopes up…and then just quit. Goodluck. I hope you prove me wrong.

i have been developing for 20 years professionally and i am principal software engineer, not a new kid on the block :p besides my first script here already clocked 200,000 minutes runtime in 1 week

From: fretje12
pro reflection scripts are back

Really? Where do you get them?

From: zmon
i have been developing for 20 years professionally and i am principal software engineer, not a new kid on the block :p besides my first script here already clocked 200,000 minutes runtime in 1 week

Which script? :o

:o Gooluck with doing a dung script, that would be awesome :)

From: superbuster4
must i keep laughing you guys wont pull it off, its a mind fuck it took jagex 6 years from what forums say to make dungeoneering. what makes you think you can pull off something so complex that teams of professional programers cried about. dont play hard ball you know as well as i do it wont happen.

One might counter argue this with bringing up MSI. How long did it take Jagex to make Lumbridge, Varrock, Daynor Village, Edgeville, Falador, Karamja, Camelot, Catherby, ect ect…? How long did it take them to fabricate the Woodcutting skill, Mining, Fishing, and so on? How many times have they all received complete overhauls? Yet, through a team of an intelligent few here on SRL, MSI was born to handle all of that, in one fluid script. To this day, that project is actively maintained through a team, and that team growing with new users with new ideas, new material to bring to the table.

You underestimate the potential of a team. I know it's probably mind-blowing to you to think of such, because your train of thought as well as your attitude suggests you're just another nameless java-botter; push-to-play, don't give a damn how it works as long as it works for you. Just because you yourself can't comprehend the idea, doesn't mean the same goes for everyone else. Your lack of faith makes you no different from any other normal Joe on powerbot, rsbot, rsbuddy.

From: Flight
One might counter argue this with bringing up MSI. How long did it take Jagex to make Lumbridge, Varrock, Daynor Village, Edgeville, Falador, Karamja, Camelot, Catherby, ect ect…? How long did it take them to fabricate the Woodcutting skill, Mining, Fishing, and so on? How many times have they all received complete overhauls? Yet, through a team of an intelligent few here on SRL, MSI was born to handle all of that, in one fluid script. To this day, that project is actively maintained through a team, and that team growing with new users with new ideas, new material to bring to the table.

You underestimate the potential of a team. I know it's probably mind-blowing to you to think of such, because your train of thought as well as your attitude suggests you're just another nameless java-botter; push-to-play, don't give a damn how it works as long as it works for you. Just because you yourself can't comprehend the idea, doesn't mean the same goes for everyone else. Your lack of faith makes you no different from any other normal Joe on powerbot, rsbot, rsbuddy.

Inspirational haha rep+ :)

From: Pure Wrecked
Which script? :o

http://stats.villavu.com/script/1037

This would be a great summer community project. Just sayin.

I wouldn't even announce dung scripts anymore… It gets leechers pumped on projects that will never be completed.

It can be done but I doubt you'll spend a few months working hard on a simba script when someone else would of made one on powerbot or someone else on simba.

People overrate complexity of that script. It was done in reflection ,so it can be done with color ,only difference is that what in reflection takes one line of code in color might take 2k+ lines :)

The clue is reliable core engine ,it's not so hard to do - rooms are simmetrical ,every dungeon has the same layout of rooms based on dung size. I was thinking about making map of whole dungeon in memory , marking position of every item and usefull object in every room , so you need only to recognize object first time and it's position will be saved ,and you can return to it anytime from anywhere. I've already made method ,which recognizes position in room in local coordinate system ( based on minimap).


accuracy is +-5 due to compass angle changes.

Second thing is grabbing position of items. For this MS<–>MM conversion is needed. There is already one cool thing ReadySteadyGo's 3dProjectile. It functions very well ,but has only MM->MS convertion and also procedure ,which grabs dots from minimap needs improvment ,so a lot to do in here;
I modificated it a bit ,so it returns TBox of tile connected with MM dot. Then I search for object inside tile. Because objects have wide colour range and ground is homogeneous I use cannycore:


Also other procedures should be in core ,like door recognition , possesed keys (DTMs will be best here) etc.



And puzzles…mostly are propably harder to solve then random events. Some will be extremely hard ,like that one with emotes (animations) ,or with catching ferrets (I have a lot prolems doing it legit:D). But puzzle solvers will be separate modules ,can be implemented bit by bit. I'm not going to think about them now :)

From: beginner5
People overrate complexity of that script. It was done in reflection ,so it can be done with color ,only difference is that what in reflection takes one line of code in color might take 2k+ lines :)

The clue is reliable core engine ,it's not so hard to do - rooms are simmetrical ,every dungeon has the same layout of rooms based on dung size. I was thinking about making map of whole dungeon in memory , marking position of every item and usefull object in every room , so you need only to recognize object first time and it's position will be saved ,and you can return to it anytime from anywhere. I've already made method ,which recognizes position in room in local coordinate system ( based on minimap).


accuracy is +-5 due to compass angle changes.

Second thing is grabbing position of items. For this MS<–>MM conversion is needed. There is already one cool thing ReadySteadyGo's 3dProjectile. It functions very well ,but has only MM->MS convertion and also procedure ,which grabs dots from minimap needs improvment ,so a lot to do in here;
I modificated it a bit ,so it returns TBox of tile connected with MM dot. Then I search for object inside tile. Because objects have wide colour range and ground is homogeneous I use cannycore:


Also other procedures should be in core ,like door recognition , possesed keys (DTMs will be best here) etc.



And puzzles…mostly are propably harder to solve then random events. Some will be extremely hard ,like that one with emotes (animations) ,or with catching ferrets (I have a lot prolems doing it legit:D). But puzzle solvers will be separate modules ,can be implemented bit by bit. I'm not going to think about them now :)

This is pretty much how I've been doing it, except I'm going for complete compass independancy.

This is pretty much how I've been doing it, except I'm going for complete compass independancy.

How accurate is it? Propably you used a lot of math?

From: beginner5
How accurate is it? Propably you used a lot of math?

100% as far as I can tell so far. Yeh, pretty much just math once I've got the black background points. I like your ground item detection…

If you know how to make a djkstra for pascal, that would be the best for dung. and figure a way to make the bot learn while in the middle of the dungeon. Only way to do it, it would have to have some sort of database hooked up to a mysql and ffigured out what monsters, what doors what is needed and other stuff.

From: laakerules
If you know how to make a djkstra for pascal, that would be the best for dung. and figure a way to make the bot learn while in the middle of the dungeon. Only way to do it, it would have to have some sort of database hooked up to a mysql and ffigured out what monsters, what doors what is needed and other stuff.

This is what I've done. Matches keys to doors as you find them etc.

Good, You using djkstra or A* in pascal form? A while back i was thinking about working on a helper that helped you to show you the fastest way throughout the place what keys you have and so on. but i decided not to due to the fact that people would wine about it not bieng a actuall dung bot.

From: laakerules
Good, You using djkstra or A* in pascal form? A while back i was thinking about working on a helper that helped you to show you the fastest way throughout the place what keys you have and so on. but i decided not to due to the fact that people would wine about it not bieng a actuall dung bot.

Dijkstra, A* would be overkill, the maps aren't particularly big. :)

True, but i mean A* does work a lil faster and more precise than Dij. But For small and medium dij is fine! :P but maybe like occ large A* would be the best! :P but yet you would have to have group support for that! :)

Yeah, we'll see how it goes. Just finished up my new item detection, not colours needed :P

Are you taking the ground color and turning it transparent? then checking items that are still bieng showed? or how?

Finding edges by checking variations in Hue.

Ahhhh, didnt think of that. Couldnt that also mistake objects and npcs for items also?

The search areas are defined by my MMToMSTile.

For instance, in this case although it's finding edges it's sorted by MMToMS, so it will MMouse to the item first.

Ahhhh i see, thats smart! :O its like an aio learner while your inside the dung. Cant believe that idea never crossed my mind, nice one on that! :P

Thats amazing that you are making one. Didnt know anyone was working on one. How far are you?

I'll post a video of what I have so far in a bit.

Ok sounds good! I would love to see it :)
Will it be released by chance? I would love a dung script as it is by far my least fav skill.

:O thatll be sick! :)

Good luck. I'd be surprised if you actually finish this project in the future.

Who cares if people think its 'impossible'… just give it a shot and not be lazy like others not even giving it a go and giving up before they even attempt it. Even if you can't get it working at least you tried.. :L

Wow, that looks crazy complex. Good luck to you sir!

From: ReadySteadyGo
I'll post a video of what I have so far in a bit.

Looking forward to the video. Some people have made some nice progress already! I will definately use MMtoMS in my future scripts :)

Hmmh. First of all Zmons scripting skills are remarkable, as can be seen by his Runespan script, (Seriously, it is the best script I have seen on these forums) but I don't know if this is a good idea, at least if you'd create the script now.

Why? Well, Jagex is going to bring out that combat revamp thing, so you'd have to rewrite a pretty big part of the script..

From: NotReligious
Hmmh. First of all Zmons scripting skills are remarkable, as can be seen by his Runespan script, (Seriously, it is the best script I have seen on these forums) but I don't know if this is a good idea, at least if you'd create the script now.

Why? Well, Jagex is going to bring out that combat revamp thing, so you'd have to rewrite a pretty big part of the script..

There's no harm getting the non combat stuff done (Puzzles etc) :P

From: superbuster4
must i keep laughing you guys wont pull it off, its a mind fuck it took jagex 6 years from what forums say to make dungeoneering. what makes you think you can pull off something so complex that teams of professional programers cried about. dont play hard ball you know as well as i do it wont happen.

It took only couple of months for scripts to released for it, I really don't care if they weren't colors bots but it proved that it's not impossible. Asshole.

ReadySteadyGo
beginner5
zmon

One of you should make an organised thread in the Development Section with the work that is being done. That way we can see whose working on what and what things still need to be done(where the community comes in).

I think you three have the ability (with help) to make this possible.

I can't believe what I just saw. I'm going to work on a Dung Script. I may not succeed at first, but I'll get there. To the people who're saying it's impossible, Get off of your lazy asses and try! Jeezusss

From: ReadySteadyGo
This is pretty much how I've been doing it, except I'm going for complete compass independancy.

basically i did the same in runespan script - i don't care how you rotate the map, i am mapping 8x8 pixels to cubes on playscreen and i have the perspective in so i don't have necessarily same issue with being off the further from camera the floor is

but i got to really measure the values in square environment, i have merely guesstimated the camera position with respect to player

after all, runespan isn't exactly straight edges :P

and i would like to be able to adjust the zoom as well because one thing that the window does is that angular width of player doesn't change as much as you'd expect when you pan out with high angle so i find that there may be up to a 1.4x zoom when high angle

of course ideally we will be able to detect exact camera height so we can get away from angle high/low limits

but for that we will need more accurate compass reading - the actual compass reading is pretty much useless for this type of calculation, but if you can wrap the room in rectangle, and find one wall that's supposed to touch the rectangle, you both can get more exact angle of compass and calculate camera height

just my 3.7 cents (adjusted to inflation)

Edit and i know that some people circulated idea of picking up key first when entering room, but i am not sure that is always possible with trap rooms or puzzles or something, but if we get more accurate angle, and bounding box of the room, i project to map based on actual position in 3d runescape environment with full adjustment to perspective, so if we note (x,y) transformed coordinates within the room bounding box, i should be always able to place it even if we move and rotate view and change camera height, but calculating the X-Y from (x,y) projected onto [x,y,z] may not necessarily land on visible screen space. Still if i get target at -20,-5 we know we need to head up and left (no matter what the direction that may be)

From: xXTrollXx
I can't believe what I just saw. I'm going to work on a Dung Script. I may not succeed at first, but I'll get there. To the people who're saying it's impossible, Get off of your lazy asses and try! Jeezusss

amen

so i used my 3d engine from runespan script, and this time i made mapping of every single pixel from minimap onto floor level.

now i still need to adjust it because i think i don't have the exact camera location pinned down yet… but in any event, it's pretty accurate, now i got to tinker with the exact position, because you can see that the projected point is closer to camera than it should be so i need to push the camera back a tiny bit



EDIT: this actually looks more like a zoom issue because it affects left to right nearly as much as it affects back to front, but can't play with it today - lotsa work

From: zmon
so i used my 3d engine from runespan script, and this time i made mapping of every single pixel from minimap onto floor level.

now i still need to adjust it because i think i don't have the exact camera location pinned down yet… but in any event, it's pretty accurate, now i got to tinker with the exact position, because you can see that the projected point is closer to camera than it should be so i need to push the camera back a tiny bit



EDIT: this actually looks more like a zoom issue because it affects left to right nearly as much as it affects back to front, but can't play with it today - lotsa work

Wow, amazing. Keep up the good work man

From: zmon
so i used my 3d engine from runespan script, and this time i made mapping of every single pixel from minimap onto floor level.

now i still need to adjust it because i think i don't have the exact camera location pinned down yet… but in any event, it's pretty accurate, now i got to tinker with the exact position, because you can see that the projected point is closer to camera than it should be so i need to push the camera back a tiny bit



EDIT: this actually looks more like a zoom issue because it affects left to right nearly as much as it affects back to front, but can't play with it today - lotsa work

You continue to amaze everyone im sure. May I ask what you do for a living? if its related to scripting? (I personally think it must be :P)

Good Luck with all of your scripting endeavours! I believe in you!

I've seen a script for dung somewhere. The alpha version ALONE took over 300 hours of TESTING. But it yielded a total of around 90m xp in those 300 hours, if I'm not mistaken.

It will take time, but hell, if people are willing to help, then it would be worth it.

Sign me up for testing though ;)

From: MagicKids
I've seen a script for dung somewhere. The alpha version ALONE took over 300 hours of TESTING. But it yielded a total of around 90m xp in those 300 hours, if I'm not mistaken.

Averaging 300,000 experience an hour in TESTING? I highly doubt that.
I think you are mistaken ;)

—

I'm surprised I haven't seen a development thread pop up by now - from what I've seen there's a lot of small time development going on! There's definitely potential if you guys team up.

From: zmon
so i used my 3d engine from runespan script, and this time i made mapping of every single pixel from minimap onto floor level.

now i still need to adjust it because i think i don't have the exact camera location pinned down yet… but in any event, it's pretty accurate, now i got to tinker with the exact position, because you can see that the projected point is closer to camera than it should be so i need to push the camera back a tiny bit



EDIT: this actually looks more like a zoom issue because it affects left to right nearly as much as it affects back to front, but can't play with it today - lotsa work

Gee, amazing work mate! keep it up!

From: Ollybest
You continue to amaze everyone im sure. May I ask what you do for a living? if its related to scripting? (I personally think it must be :P)

scripting isn't what i do for living :P

but recognize that there is only a small difference between scripting and writing software, the difference is in approach i think…

as best as i can tell, most of the code written here is purely single threaded which eliminates some of the complexity, but reminds me of console development before event driven frameworks were available

that is not putting it down - because some of the hardest code to write are drivers which are only step above this, you are highly limited in what you can use and you do not have benefits otherwise afforded to user space

but in short, i'm principal software engineer… used to be senior software engineer some 10 years ago but worked my way up a little more :garfield:

From: zmon
scripting isn't what i do for living :P

but recognize that there is only a small difference between scripting and writing software, the difference is in approach i think…

as best as i can tell, most of the code written here is purely single threaded which eliminates some of the complexity, but reminds me of console development before event driven frameworks were available

that is not putting it down - because some of the hardest code to write are drivers which are only step above this, you are highly limited in what you can use and you do not have benefits otherwise afforded to user space

but in short, i'm principal software engineer… used to be senior software engineer some 10 years ago but worked my way up a little more :garfield:

how in the hell are you not an SRL member :eek:.

Regardless, OT: definitely respect what your trying to do / have already accomplished. And don't mind the nay sayers, no one who was negative ever did anything great :P. I would love to say that I would help as much as possible - but sadly I can't even script down a tree yet :D. When I have time, I'll keep reading :p…

just reading some of theses posts inspires me! You should be very proud of what ur are attemping to accomplish!

I really appreciate your runespan script!
Seems like you're a really good scripter :)!
Were/are you active at another bot site?
Best of luck!

Man this is pretty inspiring, really starting to like the community here. It would be great to see this happen but if you guys don't organize a team and define a method of achieving a release together the project will take an eternity.

I wish you the best of luck with your project, and I hope you will be able to finish it :). You have my support!

~Mayx

zMon wht is ur current progress im willing to help u in testing

I wish I knew how to code in SRL to help out, I just yet to have the time to learn it :(
I'd love to help out with testing, I have 92 dungeoneering and can lend you my account if you need it. :)

From: kenddy3
zMon wht is ur current progress im willing to help u in testing

life got complicated, it always does at times, so last week I logged onto rs for the first time in months…. we shall see :) I got to catch up on all the stuff that has happened since i was able to look at things last time

All I have to say is good luck. May the force be with you.

From: zmon
life got complicated, it always does at times, so last week I logged onto rs for the first time in months…. we shall see :) I got to catch up on all the stuff that has happened since i was able to look at things last time

The return of Zmon?!

Hope all is well zmon :)

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Sorry had to… but welcome back man!

Welcome back! Look forward to seeing you around

Best of luck with the project!

yeah… I don't think he's back. I wasn't here while he was, but he is 1% active… I don't think he's going to be back.

From: ___
yeah… I don't think he's back. I wasn't here while he was, but he is 1% active… I don't think he's going to be back.

He came back and posted like 2 days ago.
GIVE HIM A CHANCE.

It's the puzzle rooms that will kill you. :P

I second Brandon's ^This

This would truly have to be a community effort, but it would totally be worth it. Think about it … leveling bots to completion, without affecting the economy via resource flooding, without any chance of anyone reporting you. I bet you could run these things for days w/o bans.

Don't think this will happen simply because the reflection one was over 100,000 lines of code (said by kiko himself) and there is no telling how long this would be. I would guess over a million.

From: rjj95
Don't think this will happen simply because the reflection one was over 100,000 lines of code (said by kiko himself) and there is no telling how long this would be. I would guess over a million.

Kiko's was multi complexity and stuff, remember if it was a more basic one, it would be far less