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So I've decided to make my first script a Catherby cooker.

Atm I am working on the walking… One step at a time.. Pun intended lol.

program Here2cook;
{$i srl/srl.simba}
{$i sps/sps.simba}
{$DEFINE SMART}
begin
  SPS_setup(RUNESCAPE_SURFACE);
  myPath := [myPath := [Tile(2814, 3437), Tile(2814, 3437), Tile(2819, 3438)];
end.   

But i keep getting a compiling failure. I just want to watch it walk this before i move on. Any reason as to why I'm getting this?

[Hint] C:\Simba\Includes\SRL/SRL/core/animation.simba(257:3): Variable 'X' never used at line 256
[Hint] C:\Simba\Includes\SRL/SRL/core/animation.simba(257:3): Variable 'Y' never used at line 256
[Error] (10:3): Unknown identifier 'myPath' at line 9
Compiling failed.

is the error code.

I just noticed with Wolygon's path creator, it has a reflection and an sps format. I'm assuming sps is more reliable? What's the difference?

in the beginning of the script you need to declare mypath as a variable, in this case it's a TPointArray, because it's an array of TPoints.

program Here2cook;
{$i srl/srl.simba}
{$i sps/sps.simba}
{$DEFINE SMART}
var
  myPath : TPointArray;
begin
  SPS_setup(RUNESCAPE_SURFACE);
  myPath := [Tile(2814, 3437), Tile(2814, 3437), Tile(2819, 3438)];
end.

e: oh, and you need to define SMART before you include srl, so it should look like this:

program Here2cook;
{$DEFINE SMART}
{$i srl/srl.simba}
{$i sps/sps.simba}

var
  myPath : TPointArray;
begin
  SetupSRL;
  SPS_setup(RUNESCAPE_SURFACE);
  myPath := [myPath := [Tile(2814, 3437), Tile(2814, 3437), Tile(2819, 3438)];
end.

From: Awkwardsaw
in the beginning of the script you need to declare mypath as a variable, in this case it's a TPointArray, because it's an array of TPoints.

program Here2cook;
{$i srl/srl.simba}
{$i sps/sps.simba}
{$DEFINE SMART}
var
  myPath : TPointArray;
begin
  SPS_setup(RUNESCAPE_SURFACE);
  myPath := [Tile(2814, 3437), Tile(2814, 3437), Tile(2819, 3438)];
end.

e: oh, and you need to define SMART before you include srl, so it should look like this:

program Here2cook;
{$DEFINE SMART}
{$i srl/srl.simba}
{$i sps/sps.simba}

var
  myPath : TPointArray;
begin
  SetupSRL;
  SPS_setup(RUNESCAPE_SURFACE);
  myPath := [myPath := [Tile(2814, 3437), Tile(2814, 3437), Tile(2819, 3438)];
end.

Ok, I think i'm getting the hang of var now..

I'm still getting a compiling failed message.

it has the

  SPS_Setup(RUNESCAPE_SURFACE);

highlighted
and has

[Hint] C:\Simba\Includes\SRL/SRL/core/animation.simba(257:3): Variable 'X' never used at line 256
[Hint] C:\Simba\Includes\SRL/SRL/core/animation.simba(257:3): Variable 'Y' never used at line 256
[Error] (10:31): Invalid number of parameters at line 9
Compiling failed.

in the debug box.

This is what what i have.

program Here2cook;
{$i srl/srl.simba}
{$i sps/sps.simba}
{$DEFINE SMART}

var
 Mypath : TPointArray;
begin
  SPS_Setup(RUNESCAPE_SURFACE);
  myPath := [Tile(2814, 3437), Tile(2814, 3437), Tile(2819, 3438)];
end.    

e/ just saw your edit. Even after defining smart first, i still get a compiling failure.

If you hit ctrl + space right after " SPS_Setup" but before the "(" a pop up will apear showing the parameters that you need to have. The first parameter is RUNESCAPE_SURFACE, and the second is the SPS_Areas.

Should look like this:

var
  myPath : TPointArray;
  myAreas : TStringArray;
begin
  myAreas := ['7_7']; //defined as a TStringArray
  SPS_Setup(RUNESCAPE_SURFACE, myAreas);
  
  myPath := [Tile(2814, 3437), Tile(2814, 3437), Tile(2819, 3438)];
end.

Hope it makes more sence :)

From: Awkwardsaw
If you hit ctrl + space right after " SPS_Setup" but before the "(" a pop up will apear showing the parameters that you need to have. The first parameter is RUNESCAPE_SURFACE, and the second is the SPS_Areas.

Should look like this:

var
  myPath : TPointArray;
  myAreas : TStringArray;
begin
  myAreas := ['7_7']; //defined as a TStringArray
  SPS_Setup(RUNESCAPE_SURFACE, myAreas);
  
  myPath := [Tile(2814, 3437), Tile(2814, 3437), Tile(2819, 3438)];
end.

Hope it makes more sence :)

Damn you just did a flip flop on me. I'm going to read the SPS Walking Guide a couple more times. See if all this will fit together after.

I did it! COMPILE SUCCESSFULLY EXICUTED. I'm a boss.

program Here2cook;
{$DEFINE SMART}
{$i srl/srl.simba}
{$i sps/sps.simba}


var
 Mypath : TPointArray;
 myAreas : TStringArray;
begin
  SPS_Areas := ['7_7'];
  SPS_Setup(RUNESCAPE_SURFACE, myAreas);

  myPath := [Point(3077, 2884), Point(3077, 2884), Point(3097, 2878), Point(3074, 2885), Point(3074, 2885)];
end. 

I was copying the reflection points instead of the SPS points.
Why wont it open smart so i can test this small walking script?

e/ Also for walking back. do i have to make another line of code the same way, but just point B to point A? Or is there something i can just add to the line of code to make it walk back?

From: Here2help
I did it! COMPILE SUCCESSFULLY EXICUTED. I'm a boss.

program Here2cook;
{$DEFINE SMART}
{$i srl/srl.simba}
{$i sps/sps.simba}


var
 Mypath : TPointArray;
 myAreas : TStringArray;
begin
  SPS_Areas := ['7_7'];
  SPS_Setup(RUNESCAPE_SURFACE, myAreas);

  myPath := [Point(3077, 2884), Point(3077, 2884), Point(3097, 2878), Point(3074, 2885), Point(3074, 2885)];
end. 

I was copying the reflection points instead of the SPS points.
Why wont it open smart so i can test this small walking script?

e/ Also for walking back. do i have to make another line of code the same way, but just point B to point A? Or is there something i can just add to the line of code to make it walk back?

Congrats ;)

Maybe you want to make it a procedure like this?

program CatherbyCooker;
{$DEFINE SMART}
{$i srl/srl.simba}
{$i sps/sps.simba}




procedure WalkToCook;
var
 Mypath : TPointArray;
 myAreas : TStringArray;
begin
  SPS_Areas := ['7_7'];
  SPS_Setup(RUNESCAPE_SURFACE, myAreas);
  myPath := [Point(3077, 2884), Point(3077, 2884), Point(3097, 2878), Point(3074, 2885), Point(3074, 2885)];
end;


begin
   SetupSRL;//Must Have for it to work
   WalkToCook;
end.

Oh and to walk back to the bank just do exactly the same thing but B to a Instead Of A to B. AKA Make the path again.