SRL Archive - Help

So I've been running scripts on simba for pretty long now.
Tried to find a 6h limit fix, saw you could use smartmanager.
It didn't log me in, and I had put information in smartmanager about login details. When I click up the Simba window and see the logs, this is what shows up

SRL Compiled in 0 msec
Loading SMART: http://world124.runescape.com/f4826859197332648421
Error: Out Of Range at line 594
The following DTMs were not freed: [SRL - Lamp bitmap, 1]
The following bitmaps were not freed: [SRL - Mod bitmap, SRL - Admin bitmap, SRL - Flag bitmap, SRL - NavBar Bitmap]

Line 594 is

.. code-block:: pascal 

and the script is called "login" (pops up as a new tab when I try run my script)

I have searched for a while but found no solve, all I found was when other people had failed with their scripting, but this shouldn't be the case cause I haven't even scripted?

I have updated simba/srl/sps/msi

Help is appericated C:

Smartmanager is outdated, SRL does it on its own now. There's a boolean like SRL_Sixhourfix or something that you can set to true, search around.

From: litoris
Smartmanager is outdated, SRL does it on its own now. There's a boolean like SRL_Sixhourfix or something that you can set to true, search around.

cant find? :S

And whats boolean?

What script are you trying to have the sixhourfix work with?

From: Ashaman88
What script are you trying to have the sixhourfix work with?

auto typer

Modified it a bit myself, this is actually pretty fun to code in :o

I guess this 6hourfix doesnt got login inbuilt?

Anyways got the login to work in my script with just having it there undecrypted

All I need is to know how the script restarts itself after 6h, could anyone tell or link me?

help? :l

{$IFDEF SIMBAMAJOR980}
SMART_SERVER := 10;
SMART_MEMBERS := TRUE;
SMART_SIGNED := TRUE;
SMART_SUPERDETAIL := FALSE;
{$ELSE}
SRL_SIXHOURFIX := TRUE;
SMART_FIXSPEED := TRUE;
{$ENDIF}

add that before setupsrl

then anywhere you have a check to see if they are loggedin make sure you put loginplayer

It seems you do not know the basics of basics of pascal yet :garfield:
Go to the TuT in my Signature. ;)

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