Some walking stuff...

Pretty basic, but eh, it's somewhat useful for getting rid of repetitive coding and such...

The Boolean result on function WalkTo is resulted true if a flag is found at any point during the function.

SCAR Code:

{*******************************************************************************
function DFFlag(Distance: Integer): Boolean;
By: IceFire908.
Description: Same as FFlag but waits until flag is present before waiting.
*******************************************************************************}

function DFFlag(Distance: Integer): Boolean;
var
  T: LongInt;
begin
  MarkTime(T);
  while (not ((FlagPresent) or ((TimeFromMark(T)) >= (RandomRange(5000, 7000))))) do
    Wait(RandomRange(100, 200));
  Result := FFlag(Distance);
end;

{*******************************************************************************
function OnMM(Point: TPoint): Boolean;
By: IceFire908.
Description: Checks if a point is on the mini-map.
*******************************************************************************}

function OnMM(Point: TPoint): Boolean;
begin
  Result := InCircle(Point.X, Point.Y, MMCX, MMCY, 73);
end;

{*******************************************************************************
function OnMS(Point: TPoint): Boolean;
By: IceFire908.
Description: Checks if a point is on the main-screen.
*******************************************************************************}

function OnMS(Point: TPoint): Boolean;
begin
  Result := PointInBox(Point, IntToBox(MSX1, MSY1, MSX2, MSY2));
end;

{*******************************************************************************
function WalkTo(Point: TPoint): Boolean;
By: IceFire908.
Description: All purpose walking.
*******************************************************************************}

function WalkTo(Point: TPoint): Boolean;
begin
  if ((OnMS(Point)) or (OnMM(Point))) then
  begin
    if (OnMM(Point)) then
      Mouse(Point.X, Point.Y, 0, 0, True)
    else
    begin
      Mouse(Point.X, Point.Y, 4, 4, False);
      Wait(RandomRange(500, 800));
      ChooseOption('alk');
    end;
    Result := DFFlag(RandomRange(5, 15));
  end
  else
    WriteLn('That point is not on the mini-map or main-screen!');
end;

OnMM - rs_OnMiniMap

SCAR Code:

function DFFlag(Distance: Integer): Boolean;
var
  T: LongInt;
begin
  MarkTime(T);
  while (not ((FlagPresent) or ((TimeFromMark(T)) >= (RandomRange(5000, 7000))))) do
    Wait(RandomRange(100, 200));
  Result := FFlag(Distance);
end;

RandomRange? It doesn't work that way I am afraid, it will very rarely reach the 7000. You do a RandomRange every time you go to the loop.
Get the int once, then use it for the statement in the while.

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Wizzup?

OnMM - rs_OnMiniMap

SCAR Code:

function DFFlag(Distance: Integer): Boolean;
var
  T: LongInt;
begin
  MarkTime(T);
  while (not ((FlagPresent) or ((TimeFromMark(T)) >= (RandomRange(5000, 7000))))) do
    Wait(RandomRange(100, 200));
  Result := FFlag(Distance);
end;

RandomRange? It doesn't work that way I am afraid, it will very rarely reach the 7000. You do a RandomRange every time you go to the loop.
Get the int once, then use it for the statement in the while.

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Yea I know the result of the function changes every loop but I thought about doing that but then I realized how much It doesn't really matter exactly how long it takes as long as it is somewhat random, I guess if you wanted to:

SCAR Code:

function DFFlag(Distance: Integer): Boolean;
var
  T, MaxWait: LongInt;
begin
  MaxWait := RandomRange(5000, 7000);
  MarkTime(T);
  while (not ((FlagPresent) or ((TimeFromMark(T)) >= MaxWait))) do
    Wait(RandomRange(100, 200));
  Result := FFlag(Distance);
end;

I didn't feel the need for the extra code though since I already got what I wanted for the most part.

The main purpose of those functions is to support an all purpose standard Walking procedure aka WalkTo.