Anyway to select worlds from the logingin in of the script?

[laakerules]

AS the longggggg title states! :)

[kevin33]

Look in the function list under includes then under world. I am sure there is one under there you can refer to or use.

[laakerules]

http://screensnapr.com/e/r0sNHp.png


You dont think ive looked there? Ive already tried it and only way i could possible do it is log in log out select world then log in again

[YoHoJo]

SMART automatically loads lowest ping server.
To pick own,press play, once smart comes up either pause or stop the script.
Manually log in, select server, and log into game.
Press play.

[laakerules]

SMART automatically loads lowest ping server.
To pick own,press play, once smart comes up either pause or stop the script.
Manually log in, select server, and log into game.
Press play.

So thats the only way? :/ that sucks for setting up a soulwars script to run past 6 hours! :/

[kevin33]

Oh I see. Well you will just have to do it manually as Yohojo said. Someone should definitley look into adding that function to the list.

[YoHoJo]

You could try replacing LoginPlayer; in the script with LoginPlayerToLob;
And then use those world changing functions etc, that should work.

[Jagex_Fagex]

You could try replacing LoginPlayer; in the script with LoginPlayerToLob;
And then use those world changing functions etc, that should work.

Try that, and also have a look at MSI. This is probably what they use anyway, but they select a world when you run it.

[Methrend]

To auto pick a world with login, in the players declaration use
Players[0].WorldInfo := [MEMBERS, WORLDNUMBER];

MEMBERS is either True or False, just set it same as the world you pick.

WORLDNUMBER is the World to log into.

SRL will do the rest when you call loginplayer;

[Richard]

To auto pick a world with login, in the players declaration use
Players[0].WorldInfo := [MEMBERS, WORLDNUMBER];

MEMBERS is either True or False, just set it same as the world you pick.

WORLDNUMBER is the World to log into.

SRL will do the rest when you call loginplayer;

In addition to that, you can add a third parameter to the array which is PvP, but in login.simba, it checks for this length of this array, and if you have a third parameter, it selects a random world for some infuriating reason. Can this be changed? I really don't understand why it's there.

[Methrend]

In addition to that, you can add a third parameter to the array which is PvP, but in login.simba, it checks for this length of this array, and if you have a third parameter, it selects a random world for some infuriating reason. Can this be changed? I really don't understand why it's there.

I think it's from the old PvP world system, not sure =\
That's why I left it out :)
I'm actually not sure if it matters what you set members to when you explicitly state a world number (i.e. it should work if you have it False but put a members world), that seems to only be used when you have the 3rd param and it picks randomly

-shrug-

Seems a bit weird and outdated, but it still works and is probably the easiest way to do it

[Zota]

LoginPlayerToLob;
OpenWorldScreen;
SelectWorld(W);
LoginPlayer;


Put that where you would normally just have your Login player.
You've probably solved it by now... but just incase!

Luke