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Hello, this is Console Walking. It will open the Console and use RS Commands given and convert it for a GlobalTile for RS.

This is an alpha of it, but it works.
Have fun, I really hope that I will get help to develope this.


Currently you need to have Compass North and Highest Angle, I will try to convert those other Code stuff into Angle and so on.

From: momotron
Okay guys this is how it works, lil guide, what the script does.

1. Opens console.



2. Type in command. "getcamerapos"



3. Read the data then convert it into something he can work with.



4. Walks to point.

TODO:
- Flag Function.
- WalkPath.
- Take CompassAngle Into account.

program new;
{$i srl/srl.simba}



{Cheat Sheet

Pos:

1 = Floor
2 = X AXEL (Inc By 64);
3 = Y AXEL (Inc By 64);
4 = X AXEL
5 = Y AXEL

}



var
  B :Boolean;



function C_ConsoleOpen :Boolean;
begin
  Result := GetColor(31, 340) = clWhite;
end;



function C_OpenConsole :Boolean;
begin
  If C_ConsoleOpen then
  begin
    Result := True;
    Exit;
  end;

  SendKeys('§', RandomRange(10, 50));
  Result := WaitFunc(@C_ConsoleOpen, 10, 4000);
end;


function C_UpdatePos :Boolean;
begin
  If C_OpenConsole then
  begin
    If IsFKeyDown(12) then terminatescript;
    If B then TypeByte(VK_PRIOR)
      else
    SendKeys('getcamerapos', RandomRange(10, 50));
    TypeByte(VK_RETURN);
    Wait(RandomRange(150, 200));
    B := True;
    Result := True;
  end;
end;





function C_GetPosEx :TIntegerArray;
var
  Box :TBox;
  TPA :TPointArray;
  CPos :String;
  I :Integer;

  TSA :TStringArray;
begin
  If not C_UpdatePos then Exit;
  FindColors(TPA, clWhite, 65, 296, 516, 307);
  Box := GetTPABounds(TPA);
  CPos := GetTextAtExWrap(Box.X1 - 2, Box.Y1 - 2, Box.X2 + 2, Box.Y2 + 2, 0, 5, 4, clWhite, 0, SmallChars);
  CPos := Between('s: ', 'H', CPos);
  TSA := Explode('''', CPos);
  If Length(TSA) < 4 then Exit;
  for I := 0 to Length(TSA) - 1 do
    TSA[I] := Trim(TSA[I]);
  SetLength(Result, 5);
  for I := 1 to 4 do
    Result[I] := StrToInt(TSA[I]);
  DeleteValueInIntArray(Result, 0);

end;



function C_ConvertToGlobalPos(Position :TIntegerArray) :TPoint;
begin
  If Length(Position) = 4 then
  begin
    Result.X := Round(Position[0] * 64) + Position[2];
    Result.Y := Round(Position[1] * 64) + Position[3];
  end;
end;


function C_GetPos :TPoint;
begin
  Result := C_ConvertToGlobalPos(C_GetPosEx);
end;


function C_PointToMM(var P: TPoint) :TPoint;
var
  MyPos :TPoint;
begin
  MyPos := C_GetPos;
  Result.X := (P.X - MyPos.X) * 4 - 2;
  Result.X := Result.X + 628;
  Result.Y := (MyPos.Y - P.Y) * 4 - 2;
  Result.Y := Result.Y + 87;
end;





function C_WalkToPoint(P :TPoint) :Boolean;
var
  WPoint :TPoint;
begin
  WPoint := C_PointToMM(P);
  If rs_OnMinimap(WPoint.X, WPoint.Y) then
  begin
    Mouse(WPoint.X, WPoint.Y, 0, 0, mouse_Left);
    Wait(RandomRange(80, 100));
    Flag;
    while isMoving do Wait(100);
  end;
end;





begin
  SetupSRL;
  ActivateClient;
  Wait(500);
  //WriteLn('MyPos : ' + ToStr(C_GetPos));
  C_WalkToPoint(Point(3236, 3214));
end.

~Home

Looks good, a new walking method eh? Hope I get to understand and use it in my script. In need of a more reliable walking method.

Looks nifty, wowa nice, reflection style walking! This is bloody accurate. Home is a boss! Just seen it work! It even works in dungeoneering!

Saw this thing in action, it actually is amazing. Great work, Home!

Sorry but what is this exactly supposed to do? It should open the developers console or something? Just gives me this:

SRL Compiled in 0 msec
MyPos : (0, 0)
Successfully executed.

From: J J
Sorry but what is this exactly supposed to do? It should open the developers console or something? Just gives me this:

SRL Compiled in 0 msec
MyPos : (0, 0)
Successfully executed.

You need to be loggedin, Highest Angle and North. Check the mainloop and you get the idea.


~Home

can you explain a little better how to use this please… and for things like clColor do you just put in like clPurple or do you find a color with ACA and substitute it in there?

Okay guys this is how it works, lil guide, what the script does.

1. Opens console.



2. Type in command. "getcamerapos"



3. Read the data then convert it into something he can work with.



4. Walks to point.

From: Home
You need to be loggedin, Highest Angle and North. Check the mainloop and you get the idea.


~Home

I see

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

procedure DeclarePlayers;
begin
  HowManyPlayers := 1;
  NumberOfPlayers(HowManyPlayers);
  CurrentPlayer := 0;

  with Players[0] do
    begin
      Name := '';
      Pass := '';
      Pin := '';
      Active := True;
    end;
end;

procedure SetupLogin;
begin
  ClearDebug;
  Smart_Server := 10;
  Smart_Members := False;
  Smart_Signed := True;
  Smart_SuperDetail := False;
  SetupSRL;
  DeclarePlayers;
  LoginPlayer;
  Wait(1000 + Random(3000));
  ClickNorth(0);
end;

{Cheat Sheet

Pos:

1 = Floor
2 = X AXEL (Inc By 64);
3 = Y AXEL (Inc By 64);
4 = X AXEL
5 = Y AXEL

}

var
  B: Boolean;

function C_ConsoleOpen: Boolean;
begin
  Result := GetColor(31, 340) = clWhite;
end;

function C_OpenConsole :Boolean;
begin
  If C_ConsoleOpen then
  begin
    Result := True;
    Exit;
  end;

  SendKeys('§', RandomRange(10, 50));
  Result := WaitFunc(@C_ConsoleOpen, 10, 4000);
end;

function C_UpdatePos :Boolean;
begin
  If C_OpenConsole then
  begin
    If IsFKeyDown(12) then terminatescript;
    If B then TypeByte(VK_PRIOR)
      else
    SendKeys('getcamerapos', RandomRange(10, 50));
    TypeByte(VK_RETURN);
    Wait(RandomRange(150, 200));
    B := True;
    Result := True;
  end;
end;

function C_GetPosEx :TIntegerArray;
var
  Box :TBox;
  TPA :TPointArray;
  CPos :String;
  I :Integer;

  TSA :TStringArray;
begin
  If not C_UpdatePos then Exit;
  FindColors(TPA, clWhite, 65, 296, 516, 307);
  Box := GetTPABounds(TPA);
  CPos := GetTextAtExWrap(Box.X1 - 2, Box.Y1 - 2, Box.X2 + 2, Box.Y2 + 2, 0, 5, 4, clWhite, 0, SmallChars);
  CPos := Between('s: ', 'H', CPos);
  TSA := Explode('''', CPos);
  If Length(TSA) < 4 then Exit;
  for I := 0 to Length(TSA) - 1 do
    TSA[I] := Trim(TSA[I]);
  SetLength(Result, 5);
  for I := 1 to 4 do
    Result[I] := StrToInt(TSA[I]);
  DeleteValueInIntArray(Result, 0);

end;

function C_ConvertToGlobalPos(Position :TIntegerArray) :TPoint;
begin
  If Length(Position) = 4 then
  begin
    Result.X := Round(Position[0] * 64) + Position[2];
    Result.Y := Round(Position[1] * 64) + Position[3];
  end;
end;

function C_GetPos :TPoint;
begin
  Result := C_ConvertToGlobalPos(C_GetPosEx);
end;

function C_PointToMM(var P: TPoint) :TPoint;
var
  MyPos :TPoint;
begin
  MyPos := C_GetPos;
  Result.X := (P.X - MyPos.X) * 4 - 2;
  Result.X := Result.X + 628;
  Result.Y := (MyPos.Y - P.Y) * 4 - 2;
  Result.Y := Result.Y + 87;
end;

function C_WalkToPoint(P :TPoint) :Boolean;
var
  WPoint :TPoint;
begin
  WPoint := C_PointToMM(P);
  If rs_OnMinimap(WPoint.X, WPoint.Y) then
  begin
    Mouse(WPoint.X, WPoint.Y, 0, 0, mouse_Left);
    Wait(RandomRange(80, 100));
    Flag;
    while isMoving do Wait(100);
  end;
end;

begin
  SetUpLogin;
  WriteLn('MyPos : ' + ToStr(C_GetPos));
  C_WalkToPoint(Point(3236, 3214));
end.

Didn't work well with my normal RS clients, it does work great with SMART though. That code also puts your camera angle north, but I've found out that you can't switch your angle while you are in the console. Works well now. This is certainly interesting :P

http://runescape.wikia.com/wiki/Developer_console

Pressing the "Page Up" or "Page Down" keys on your keyboard can list the previously used commands in the Developer console.

That is interesting when you are using this loads. Simply press ~ then page Up to use the getcamerapos again.

PageUp -> Enter

You can even copy and paste the data by using CTRL+A, CTRL+C, CTRL+V.

What are your future idea's to develop this? Loading the right SPS Maps to get to a desired location or making a whole new version of walking?

EDIT: I see, it walks to your desired location already IF it is on the minimap. I guess you are going to work on a version that will walk all over RS next?

EDIT 2: Might want to add that you should add the Point that you get after running it in the script

Current player: 
MyPos : (2874, 3403)
Successfully executed.

–>

WriteLn('MyPos : ' + ToStr(C_GetPos));
  C_WalkToPoint(Point(2874, 3403));

Then walk somewhere around the same minimap and run it again and it will walk there. Interesting!

So how does it know where to walk?

What I'm looking for is to make a totally new walking method :)

And thanks J J :)

Look the future ideas from OP =)


~Home

when i run this script it opens the developer console and types in getpos and prints the coordinates then terminates… clearly i'm missing a few steps to get it to walk anywhere? and how do i chain walking, like walk to somewhere then go up a ladder and walk to somewhere else for instance?

This is crazy man.. so accurate has its flaws (obviously) but so much potential +rep :)

From: samuri51
when i run this script it opens the developer console and types in getpos and prints the coordinates then terminates… clearly i'm missing a few steps to get it to walk anywhere? and how do i chain walking, like walk to somewhere then go up a ladder and walk to somewhere else for instance?

Well obviously it needs to grab the position to walk, those co-ordinates he grabs is what he uses as go to points, as he said this release isn't even a Beta release, it's an alpha, so all the things needed for effective and efficient walking isn't there, like a new Flag function to work with the bluish hue that console gives, which should be doable since he made the current generic Flag function we use at SRL atm.

From: Jokester
So how does it know where to walk?

run it, grab the point that's shown in simba, move away from that point but still have it visible in minimap. then plug it into

C_WalkToPoint(Point(x, y));

and then it should take you there

How does he get the co-ordinate to walk to though?

yay i got it to work :D, now could you tell me how I can get it to close the dev console and click on a ladder between walking points lol

I see how it works now, so if I change the TPoint into TPointArray, I can make it to walk a path, with FFlag(10) maybe. Correct me if I'm wrong.

hahah yes!!

It might not be too practical in public scripts. But it can definitly be used to get more accurate data for other forms of walking :)

From: CephaXz
I see how it works now, so if I change the TPoint into TPointArray, I can make it to walk a path, with FFlag(10) maybe. Correct me if I'm wrong.

Yes, that will work.. But I'm creating a proper walkpath at the moment :)

And you need a new Flag. I have it done already. I will try to push some updates later today.

~Home

From: Home
Yes, that will work.. But I'm creating a proper walkpath at the moment :)

And you need a new Flag. I have it done already. I will try to push some updates later today.

~Home

Then maybe a path generator in the future :p

Sounds great! I'm gonna use this walking method in my script, objdtm fail me so often.

This looks promising, great work!

though this looks cool. isnt this a little detectable? what legit player would actually open up the console and type that in whenever they wanted to walk? though this is a cool concept, it seems very bot-like to me :/

Isn't this essentially how reflection/injection (I don't really know the difference between the two!) works by grabbing your characters position in RS and walking it to a new position, grabbing the current position and continuing to do this until destination = reached?

Nice work Home ;)

From: Hazzah
Isn't this essentially how reflection/injection (I don't really know the difference between the two!) works by grabbing your characters position in RS and walking it to a new position, grabbing the current position and continuing to do this until destination = reached?

That's the conclusion that I came to, console is giving you data, Home is deciphering it and using it for walking!

and at the above comment about usability, I don't think jagex monitor how many times one uses the console! That'd be completely random lol.

From: momotron
That's the conclusion that I came to, console is giving you data, Home is deciphering it and using it for walking!

and at the above comment about usability, I don't think jagex monitor how many times one uses the console! That'd be completely random lol.

They might monitor it for the simple fact that idiots might type private server commands in it, like ::bank, ::start, ect, but I doubt it.

From: momotron
and at the above comment about usability, I don't think jagex monitor how many times one uses the console! That'd be completely random lol.

yes but after they know we were using it that might….
looks promising looking forward to see what comes from this.

From: The Killer
yes but after they know we were using it that might….
looks promising looking forward to see what comes from this.

/offtopic sorry.
At the end of the day the only people who really should be weary of the banhammer are goldfarmers, for the average user like you and me, we want the most stable walking we can. It's kind of an unspoken law that if jagex wanted to ban most botter they could, but they'd rather not since it'd cost them a lot of money!

So would these co-ordinates work with the current Simba? Or will this update the entire world map?

From: Slone
So would these co-ordinates work with the current Simba? Or will this update the entire world map?

This will work anywhere in runescape. And yes this works with current simba :)

~Home

Oo a new walking method :o
Nice!

Wow, awesome! Let's hope Jagex doesn't look for people using the console for walking after this is a common method :p

For C_WalkPath, could you do something like this?:

var
  C_WalkPath: TPointArray;
  PrevPoint, NextPoint: TPoint;
  i: Integer;

C_WalkPath := [(Point(3236, 3214), Point(3372, 3107), {etc.}];
//C_OpenConsole;
PrevPoint := C_GetPos;
//C_CloseConsole;
for i := 0 to High(C_WalkPath) do
begin
  if (i > 0) then
    PrevPoint := C_WalkPath[i - 1];
  NextPoint := C_WalkPath[i] - PrevPoint;
  // ^ Or whatever you need to do to convert the next walk point to a
  // x, y coordinate from the center of the minimap.
  C_WalkToPoint(NextPoint);
  FFlag(2); // C_FFlag() wouldn't be necessary this way
end;

That way you could open the console, check the player's position, and then close it and execute the walking. It's all speculation of course, but it seems plausible. It would also be able to use the normal FFlag() ;)

It can't seem to be able to detect the flag on minimap because of the opened console.

From: CephaXz
It can't seem to be able to detect the flag on minimap because of the opened console.

Hence the need of a new flag function which he has complete now (i think)

I will post updates tomorrow (If I have time)

Good night!


~Home

This looks insane. you should add arrow walking (via world map). Then it would be beast.

So, it opens the developer console everytime the bot needs to walk? Am I missing something? Seems very bot like.

From: Adamcoled
So, it opens the developer console everytime the bot needs to walk? Am I missing something? Seems very bot like.

Uhh lets say in theory that points and locations are static.. Just an assumption.. Then a generator can be made.. OR a scripter can gather such points, keep a log of it and in their script implement it.. Then the script will not have to check the console each time since it knows the path to walk. Just an assumption though.

Gather points manually..
Put in script..
Execute walk function..
No need to open the console since points are already gathered.

Lets say we have this local data for this walk, in theory..Could we do something along these lines:

Findco-ords(coordinate1 - coordinate2 - coordinate3 - coordinate4)


Im on my phone so it probably doesnt make sense… But each of those coordinates check in a diamond shape around the character, one coordinate for each compass direction. (il draw a picture tomorrow).

By doing this it means we could use maths from the coordinate the character is standing on.

Just an idea dunno if it'l work


Me trying to explain more on my phone:

 C_WalkPath_Diagonal := [(PointNORTH(3236, 3214), PointSOUTH(3372, 3107), PointWEST(3410, 3320), PointEAST(3100, 3050) {etc.}]; //C_OpenConsole; PrevPoint := C_GetPos; //C_CloseConsole; for i := 0 to High(C_WalkPath) do begin if (i > 0) then PrevPoint := C_WalkPath[i - 1]; NextPoint := C_WalkPath[i] - PrevPoint; // ^ Or whatever you need to do to convert the next walk point to a // x, y coordinate from the center of the minimap. C_WalkToPoint(NextPoint); FFlag(2); // C_FFlag() wouldn't be necessary this way 

Inside the case we could put more details for directions?

From: Joe
This looks insane. you should add arrow walking (via world map). Then it would be beast.

This has nothing to do with walking via the world map arrow method.

From: honeyhoney
This has nothing to do with walking via the world map arrow method.

No but it could be implemented… no need to be so rude.. make it use a circle radius of 10px around the character dot on minimap and click the minimap coords based around the arrow

From: xtrapsp
Lets say we have this local data for this walk, in theory..Could we do something along these lines:

Findco-ords(coordinate1 - coordinate2 - coordinate3 - coordinate4)


Im on my phone so it probably doesnt make sense… But each of those coordinates check in a diamond shape around the character, one coordinate for each compass direction. (il draw a picture tomorrow).

By doing this it means we could use maths from the coordinate the character is standing on.

Just an idea dunno if it'l work


Me trying to explain more on my phone:

snip...

This does that but well… not so obfuscated:

From: Runaway

var
  C_WalkPath: TPointArray;
  PrevPoint, NextPoint: TPoint;
  i: Integer;

C_WalkPath := [(Point(3236, 3214), Point(3372, 3107), {etc.}];
//C_OpenConsole;
PrevPoint := C_GetPos;
//C_CloseConsole;
for i := 0 to High(C_WalkPath) do
begin
  if (i > 0) then
    PrevPoint := C_WalkPath[i - 1];
  NextPoint := C_WalkPath[i] - PrevPoint;
  // ^ Or whatever you need to do to convert the next walk point to a
  // x, y coordinate from the center of the minimap.
  C_WalkToPoint(NextPoint);
  FFlag(2); // C_FFlag() wouldn't be necessary this way
end;

Uses an x, y coordinate from the center of the MM. (75, 43), for example would click the minimap at (MMCX+75, MMCY+43). Which effectively creates a generated path of MM TPoints that are based upon the exact start location.

From: Joe
This looks insane. you should add arrow walking (via world map). Then it would be beast.

From: xtrapsp
No but it could be implemented… no need to be so rude.. make it use a circle radius of 10px around the character dot on minimap and click the minimap coords based around the arrow

I don't think arrow walking has any place in this method of walking… this is extremely precise, so there's no need to follow an object that isn't as precise :S

From: xtrapsp
No but it could be implemented… no need to be so rude.. make it use a circle radius of 10px around the character dot on minimap and click the minimap coords based around the arrow

You could implement a feature which made it use a random emote every time it saw the word "noob" in your chat box… doesn't mean you should… ! (point here being that you can implement a lot of things in conjunction with a lot of other things, but they're not all necessary (or even useful in some cases (this one)).

Apologies for coming across rude, I was only highlighting the fact that it has no relevance to this thread. Especially when it has it's own thread already; http://villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=82905 !

I don't see why you would want to develop and get suggestions for two different methods of walking together. You don't see SPS using DTMs to walk every 50 steps out of 500, why would you have arrow walking and console walking together? They can both be developed sure, but they should be developed seperately and then it's up to the scripter to determine which method of walking is most suited for their needs.

From: Brandon
Uhh lets say in theory that points and locations are static.. Just an assumption.. Then a generator can be made.. OR a scripter can gather such points, keep a log of it and in their script implement it.. Then the script will not have to check the console each time since it knows the path to walk. Just an assumption though.

Gather points manually..
Put in script..
Execute walk function..
No need to open the console since points are already gathered.

I'd also thought of that but the issue with this is that each time you click to walk, you would have to wait until the player has stopped moving, there could be ways of getting around that though, with timing etc, but then you've got lag issues, so you'd need failsafes plus you may need to re-calibrate where you are by opening command prompt and finding your point again! I like how everyone is bouncing ideas off each other. (I hope im making sense)

Edit: The solution has to be one where you don't have to wait till the character has stopped moving. But all ideas are welcome ofc.

From: momotron
Oh my bad, I meant to clarify that having wait(75) while is moving is kinda a waste, Home wants to do it in such away that it becomes the most efficient/accurate method possible. (I'm not just talking outa my ass, had a long chat with him about it.)

From: momotron
I'd also thought of that but the issue with this is that each time you click to walk, you would have to wait until the player has stopped moving, there could be ways of getting around that though, with timing etc, but then you've got lag issues, so you'd need failsafes plus you may need to re-calibrate where you are by opening command prompt and finding your point again! I like how everyone is bouncing ideas off each other. (I hope im making sense)

while IsMoving do
  Wait(500);
FFlag(0);

E: If you turn the WalkPath into a set of MM TPoints after you check the console position before starting to walk, you won't need to open it up again.

My only issue is that if jagex finds us getting co ords they could accuse us of macro planning? HAha

From: xtrapsp
My only issue is that if jagex finds us getting co ords they could accuse us of macro planning? HAha

If they add it into the game, I think they expect people to use it :p

Yea, but its a rare occurence… If theres a flux of users in this technique.. it'l be suspicious eh :p

From: Runaway

while IsMoving do
  Wait(500);
FFlag(0);

E: If you turn the WalkPath into a set of MM TPoints after you check the console position before starting to walk, you won't need to open it up again.

Oh my bad, I meant to clarify that having wait(75) while is moving is kinda a waste, Home wants to do it in such away that it becomes the most efficient/accurate method possible. (I'm not just talking outa my ass, had a long chat with him about it.)

From: xtrapsp
Yea, but its a rare occurence… If theres a flux of users in this technique.. it'l be suspicious eh :p

Thousands of legiters use it every day to check their fps etc. I really don't think it's going to be a huge issue mainly because jagex don't care if you bot, only if your a major goldfarmer as they don't want to lose your business.

From: momotron
Oh my bad, I meant to clarify that having wait(75) while is moving is kinda a waste, Home wants to do it in such away that it becomes the most efficient/accurate method possible. (I'm not just talking outa my ass, had a long chat with him about it.)




Thousands of legiters use it every day to check their fps etc. I really don't think it's going to be a huge issue mainly because jagex don't care if you bot, only if your a major goldfarmer as they don't want to lose your business.

I didnt think about the FPS. To be honest haha

Sorry :3 im interested in this walking method tbh, plus looking at the code… It looks easier than the other methods

Would it be at all possible (possibly after injecting runescape) to get a map with all the co-ords built in with various areas?

Split into each village and main paths etc…

Maybe a tool like an SPS tool?

From: xtrapsp
I didnt think about the FPS. To be honest haha

Sorry :3 im interested in this walking method tbh, plus looking at the code… It looks easier than the other methods

Would it be at all possible (possibly after injecting runescape) to get a map with all the co-ords built in with various areas?

Split into each village and main paths etc…

Maybe a tool like an SPS tool?

I'm sure Home is planning something awesome that will consist of a library of locations/points and allow you to walk anywhere based upon your initial location. But even if he isn't, it's basically SPS but math instead of bmp matching. You supply the points, and the function walks 'em.

From: momotron
Oh my bad, I meant to clarify that having wait(75) while is moving is kinda a waste, Home wants to do it in such away that it becomes the most efficient/accurate method possible. (I'm not just talking outa my ass, had a long chat with him about it.)

Is he looking for people to help create/perfect this method? I'd definitely be willing to help. Is he on the SRL irc or something?

E: Whoops lol, didn't even notice the double post >.<

From: Runaway
Is he looking for people to help create/perfect this method? I'd definitely be willing to help. Is he on the SRL irc or something?

E: Whoops lol, didn't even notice the double post >.<

PM him offering him your assistance, I'm sure he'll take you up on it! (was talking to him on skype, would give you his skype but you know how these things are private, so its up to him!)

From: xtrapsp
I didnt think about the FPS. To be honest haha

Sorry :3 im interested in this walking method tbh, plus looking at the code… It looks easier than the other methods

Would it be at all possible (possibly after injecting runescape) to get a map with all the co-ords built in with various areas?

Split into each village and main paths etc…

Maybe a tool like an SPS tool?

I think what you are referring to was actually what RSBuddy was working on when it was closed down. They were working on generating an accurate world-walking-method that scanned all of an area around it and applied the coords to it. I don't remember the specific name of it, but I'm assuming Jacmob is not looking to release it to a scripting community :P

Highly detectable no? You need dev console open to enter the command and jagex will be their suspicious selves when they see this command used multiple times. :(

From: dweg
Highly detectable no? You need dev console open to enter the command and jagex will be their suspicious selves when they see this command used multiple times. :(

You only need to open it once every time you walk somewhere.

Ok, people now I need all Keys that you use to open the Console window.
I will use it so it will close the consoleafter clicking each point (It's very fast :))


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From: Hazzah
I think what you are referring to was actually what RSBuddy was working on when it was closed down. They were working on generating an accurate world-walking-method that scanned all of an area around it and applied the coords to it. I don't remember the specific name of it, but I'm assuming Jacmob is not looking to release it to a scripting community :P

No offence but this thread has nothing to do with RSBuddy or Jacmob haha

interesting! will definitely try it

As someone pointed out, this would be really useful (and much less detectable) if the scripters used a path generator based on this, and the scripts didn't need to use the console while running. Maybe it could open the console as a failsafe and get the coords?

From: Home
Ok, people now I need all Keys that you use to open the Console window.
I will use it so it will close the consoleafter clicking each point (It's very fast :))


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To get to this console press the [`] (quote/grave accent) or [²] (superscript 2). It is found to the left of the '1' key on most QWERTY keyboards. The tilde [~] is on the same key, on some keyboards. If you find yourself unable to close it, try holding [shift] while pressing any of these buttons. The console is useable on the login screen.

I would use the [`] key

Pressing the "Page Up" or "Page Down" keys on your keyboard can list the previously used commands in the Developer console.

So yeah:
1) Press ` to open the console
2) Type getcamerapos and hit enter
3) Convert the data
4) Press ` to close the console
5) Walk
repeat
Press ` to open the console, Press page-up to instantly use getcamerapos, hit enter, press ` to close the console
until we are at the right position

hahaha Home your a legend loolz

Too bad as soon as Jagex see's this post lol'z and realizes the critical mistake that's been made on their part this will be nerfed I can guarantee it

From: leetsxc
Too bad as soon as Jagex see's this post lol'z and realizes the critical mistake that's been made on their part this will be nerfed I can guarantee it

^ I see no reason why a player would ever ever need this.

From: J J
I would use the [`] key

So yeah:
1) Press ` to open the console
2) Type getcamerapos and hit enter
3) Convert the data
4) Press ` to close the console
5) Walk
repeat
Press ` to open the console, Press page-up to instantly use getcamerapos, hit enter, press ` to close the console
until we are at the right position

I don't think you even need to close it unless you are changing your camera angle/direction. When I have my console open, I can still open my bank, walk around, etc. - I just can't use my arrow keys as far as I know.

E: I can actively gather my camerapos whilst walking

So… it's not working for me, I'm obviously being stupid.

Procedure WalktoWilderness;
  begin
  WriteLn('MyPos : ' + ToStr(C_GetPos));
  C_WalkToPoint(Point(4854, 2339));
  end;    

and then in my main loop:

  WalktoWilderness;

From edgeville* bank… I have all the other code added

http://villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=83408

Walking Include :)

And for the future discussion. Talk in above thread.

Thanks.

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