Stairs and ChooseOption

I'm working on my script and i've come over an error. The procedure below is the one which i use to climb down the lumbridge stairs.

SCAR Code:

function FindStairs(Times: integer; Option: string): integer;
var
i: integer;
begin
  SetAngle(True);
  if FindObjCustom(x, y, ['Stairc', 'ircase', 'Staircase'], [8291976, 6251879], 10) then
  begin
   repeat
    i := i + 1;
    Mouse(x, y, 2, 2, False);
    wait(200+random(200));
    ChooseOption(Option);
    wait(1000+random(250));
   until(i=Times);
  end;
end;

[NOTE: If someone needs for details just post, and i'll show.]

For the Option i used climb-d, limb, down, own. None of which work. Can someone help me figure out why? I Really need this procedure!

EDIT: Most people say it moves the mouse away because the text isn't found. But the usual moving is just enough to have the box disappear, instead it goes out of the screen.(Using SMART)

EDIIIIT!: FOUND THE ISSUE :)

bad colors? :p they change constantly..

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Originally Posted by 99_

bad colors? :p they change constantly..

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no..it finds the color all the time, never missed once for me. It's chooseoption, it right clicks the color but then drags the cursor away.

I've seen other threads about this.. if zasz doesn't say anything, I'll be looking at ChooseOption ;)

what findobjectcustom does is look for the color and the uptext. Uptext meaning, when you move your mouse over the stairs, what do you see in the upper left hand corner? I cant check right now but i dont think it says staircase. Thats 1. And 2, it cannot read capitall letters so ['Staircase'] would be ['aircase']. Correct your uptext array.

caustic, it can read capitals. It's just slower by a few milliseconds.

How do you call the function?

Try using a bitmap of the text insted ;)

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Originally Posted by NaumanAkhlaQ

Try using a bitmap of the text insted ;)

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Good idea, i'll try that!
Edit: Never finds my bitmap =|. Whatever, i'll find some other way..

Try this :

SCAR Code:

function ClimbStairs(UpDown : string) : Boolean;
var
  X, Y, I, Tries : Integer;
  StairColors : TIntegerArray;
begin
  if(not LoggedIn)then
    Exit;
  begin
    StairColors := [3817023, 8226183, 8555148, 3224629];
    FindObjTPA(x, y, StairColors[i], 5, -1, 15, 15, 3, ['tair', 'Stai', 'air']);
    Wait(100 + Random(100));
    Mouse(x, y, 5, 5, False);
    Wait(100 + Random(100));
    ChooseOption('limb-' +Lowercase(UpDown));
    Wait(randomrange(1000,1500));
    Result := True;
  end
  if(not Result)then
  begin
    while(Result = False)do
    repeat
      MakeCompass(IntToStr(Random(360)));
      Wait(3000 + Random(1500));
      Inc(Tries);
    until (Result = True) or (Tries >= 5);
    if (Tries >= 5) then
      begin
        LogOut;
        NextPlayer(False);
        LoginPlayer;
        Inc(Errors);
      end;
  end;
end;

Should work, just change the colors.

~Camo

Ha ha, Camo ;) I think we should fix the RM Runner :) All color though

Ha. I don't have time to script anymore lol

~Camo

Find time. :) And desnob, did it work?

Are you using Scar 3.20 or 3.15? FindObj is very unreliable for me in 3.20

The question is:
Why do you use FindObj, Prisoner?!

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Originally Posted by 99_

Find time. :) And desnob, did it work?

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Nope =\, it never even tries to find the color.

Desnob i found ur problem change this:

SCAR Code:

function FindStairs(Times: integer; Option: string): integer;

to this

SCAR Code:

procedure FindStairs(Times: integer; Option: string);

That wouldn't fix it, hackncrack1.

The problem is the uptext/option he is trying to search for...

Procedure < Function.
(in most cases)

And umm, try to make your own FindObject function :D.

Also, your function works fine when I test it. Although it moves to more then one point because of FindObjCustom XD.

Can someone close this thread? I found the problem.

What was it? :p

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Originally Posted by 99_

What was it? :p

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Just scar. lol, the function worked..but scar glitched. When i tried it again, it worked wonderfully :D

-.- Ha ha always test things more than once D:<

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Originally Posted by 99_

-.- Ha ha always test things more than once D:<

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i did..i tested like 6 or 7 times. it wasn't working..

Then why did it work the next time? Ha ha