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why was it a lost cause? who cares if it has been suggested before? afaik the map marker idea was suggested but nothing ever came of it
i would continue with the idea, im sure you will learn something new through the process
if anything i think matters i would create some code, it may even end up becoming a fully fledged web walker like boreas said
Somewhere on this thread I posted the code for this with an example walk from the lumbridge castle to the cow pen near the AlKharid gate. You're more than welcome to do whatever you want with it.
i know i read it
gone off the idea of developing it?
Sure did, I've got many other scripts in mind for now.
is that because of this thread? its a shame if it is
how many more scripts can you be thinking of, you have released heaps lately =]
Flight, I've used SPS and seen Zyt3x's world walker in action, and honestly, if you want to pursue this, Zyt3x's is the way to go. Unless someone can add dungeon support for SPS and speed it up to the point where it's almost as fast as reflection, I can't see a world walker being made with SPS any time soon.
I think Zyt3x's can be made very accurate if you calculate how many clicks to do to a certain location. Can do like 5 clicks on this angle, 3 on another, and so on. It's actually quite nice. :) The only issue is obstacles. MSI has a really nice system, but it would involve a lot of color gathering and such to handle it with only color.
I think the biggest confusion with this was me calling it a WebWalker. That's incorrect, I called it this because of the "WebWalk" function for reflection which 'blindly' walked in a certain direct twords a certain tile, so that's what I thought the definition for 'WebWalker' was. This is just a color BlindWalker/WindWalk which chooses a defined bitmap on the world map and walks in that direction.
I just intended for this to be an alternative, not a replacement in any way. No it would not be 100% accurate and no it would not be fast. With that being said, I imagine I could put my time to better use, I plan on making competing scripts to the Java bots, that seems like a better cause right now.
Nvm. Didn't read properly.
5-month gravedig.... And what you're posting is already done (SPS is doing exactly that)
this way cant avoid any obstacles ... so you will be there, clicking behind the fence for an ethernity
sry about gravedig :3
I can't be bothered to read all the comments.
But...
I also had this idea awhile ago and actually had a go at implementing this.
The idea was similar, use the world map to get your current location and have my own tile system where I could map where my player was and work from that.
The issues I found is the world map now has random changes similar to how the mini map works.
These changes make it hard to do template matching even if you only use a allowed colour range. And these could easily make the world map change more and more like the mini map.
I think the only way we can do this is by working out where we are off the game screen. (Or have a know starting location inputted into our own tile system)
Can you at least please be bothered to read post dates?Quote:
Originally Posted by Fsig
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Originally Posted by Zyt3x
Thank you however for contributing your thoughts and theories.
Check this out:
http://villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=66266