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There's a new Tz-Tok-Jad entrance or something right beside the Karamja Volcano.

You mean the fighting kiln or this is a new new thing?

I think it's been there since Kiln update if you're talking about the seperated entrance :P

From: Main
You mean the fighting kiln or this is a new new thing?

From: DRose
I think it's been there since Kiln update if you're talking about the seperated entrance :P

I just noticed it and it's not on runescape_surface.png
SPS messed up while trying to walk to the old entrance, go look.

Just use symbol walk for volcano entrance.

It would be much faster and better anyways :)

From: Main
Just use symbol walk for volcano entrance.

It would be much faster and better anyways :)

How would I go about doing this? They have the same symbol.

You Find the one furthest to the west.

I'll post a code

From: KeepBotting
How would I go about doing this? They have the same symbol.

Maybe make a DTM of it?

From: Shay
Maybe make a DTM of it?

I don't use DTMs, don't know how. XD

Actually you find the symbol but not with the FindSymbol(); Function.

You use the Symbols via TPA (Using the white background of the DUngeon symbol)
And

Use

Function PolToPt( A, H: Integer; C: Tpoint): TPoint;
Var
  P: TPoint;
  Rh: Integer;
Begin
  A := 360 - A;
  P.X := Round( - 100 * Sin( Radians( Compas + A )));
  P.Y := Round( - 100 * Cos( Radians( Compas + A )));
  Rh := Round( Hypot( P.X, P.Y));
  P.X := C.X + H * P.X / Rh
  P.Y := C.Y + H * P.Y / Rh;
  Result:= P;
End;

In your script and use

SortATPAFrom( ATPA, PolToPt( 90, 75, Point( MMCX, MMCY)));   

Remember ATPA is the white background color of the dungeon symbol.

You can find the ATPA Via

Procedure FindDungeon;
Var
  TP: TPoint;
  TPA: TPointArray;
Begin
  FindColorsTolerance( T.P.X, TP.Y, TPA, DUNGCOL, MMX1, MMY1, MMX2, MMY1, DUNGTOL);
End;

EDIT:

Full version:

Function PolToPt( A, H: Integer; C: Tpoint): TPoint;
Var
  P: TPoint;
  Rh: Integer;
Begin
  A := 360 - A;
  P.X := Round( - 100 * Sin( Radians( Compas + A )));
  P.Y := Round( - 100 * Cos( Radians( Compas + A )));
  Rh := Round( Hypot( P.X, P.Y));
  P.X := C.X + H * P.X / Rh
  P.Y := C.Y + H * P.Y / Rh;
  Result:= P;
End;

Procedure FindDungeon;
Var
  TP: TPoint;
  TPA: TPointArray;
Begin
  FindColorsTolerance( T.P.X, TP.Y, TPA, DUNGCOL, MMX1, MMY1, MMX2, MMY1, DUNGTOL);
  SortATPAFrom( ATPA, PolToPt( 90, 75, Point( MMCX, MMCY)));
  TP := ATPA[ 0];
  Mouse( TP.X, TP.Y, 0, 0, True);
End;

From: Main
Actually you find the symbol but not with the FindSymbol(); Function.

You use the Symbols via TPA (Using the white background of the DUngeon symbol)
And

Use

Function PolToPt( A, H: Integer; C: Tpoint): TPoint;
Var
  P: TPoint;
  Rh: Integer;
Begin
  A := 360 - A;
  P.X := Round( - 100 * Sin( Radians( Compas + A )));
  P.Y := Round( - 100 * Cos( Radians( Compas + A )));
  Rh := Round( Hypot( P.X, P.Y));
  P.X := C.X + H * P.X / Rh
  P.Y := C.Y + H * P.Y / Rh;
  Result:= P;
End;

In your script and use

SortATPAFrom( ATPA, PolToPt( 90, 75, Point( MMCX, MMCY)));   

Remember ATPA is the white background color of the dungeon symbol.

You can find the ATPA Via

Procedure FindDungeon;
Var
  TP: TPoint;
  TPA: TPointArray;
Begin
  FindColorsTolerance( T.P.X, TP.Y, TPA, DUNGCOL, MMX1, MMY1, MMX2, MMY1, DUNGTOL);
End;

Hmm. Thanks. I guess I'll have to use this until marpis releases SPS2, right? I seem to recall he said he would no longer be updating SPS anymore. Something about focusing time and energy on SPS2.

Indeed, but as long as you can get to the volcano then

Function PolToPt( A, H: Integer; C: Tpoint): TPoint;
Var
  P: TPoint;
  Rh: Integer;
Begin
  A := 360 - A;
  P.X := Round( - 100 * Sin( Radians( Compas + A )));
  P.Y := Round( - 100 * Cos( Radians( Compas + A )));
  Rh := Round( Hypot( P.X, P.Y));
  P.X := C.X + H * P.X / Rh
  P.Y := C.Y + H * P.Y / Rh;
  Result:= P;
End;

Procedure FindDungeon;
Var
  TP: TPoint;
  TPA: TPointArray;
Begin
  FindColorsTolerance( T.P.X, TP.Y, TPA, DUNGCOL, MMX1, MMY1, MMX2, MMY1, DUNGTOL);
  SortATPAFrom( ATPA, PolToPt( 90, 75, Point( MMCX, MMCY)));
  TP := ATPA[ 0];
  Mouse( TP.X, TP.Y, 0, 0, True);
End;

should work perfect (if you just add the missing parts).

Not really making a custom SPS Minimap walkpath is super simple and extremely easy, where are you trying to walk from?

From: GOOGLE
Not really making a custom SPS Minimap walkpath is super simple and extremely easy, where are you trying to walk from?

^ If you think SPS is good using the default maps, try it with custom ones :D