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Nickg's Alcher
Hey everyone. I joined the community just a little bit ago but all I've done so far with scripts is just altering others scripts to make them work better for what I wanted them to do, basically just more personal to me. I've decided I wanted to start making some scripts for the public but I realized actually making scripts is much different than altering other working ones =P
I decided to start with the simplest thing I could think of which is an alcher. This is extremely simple so far, it basically alchs with some simple anti-ban. I've only ran it in soul wars but it'll work everywhere else.
To setup the script the way it's needed please do these two things:
1. Have the magic book set up normally.
2. Have the noted items to be alched in your inventory right where the alching icon is.
Because of the simplicity right now it only works that way as it just uses mouse coordinates. I think also the members spellbook is different because members spells don't show up in the non members spellbook.
The reason for posting this right now is just for suggestions on what I should look into to learn. I'm curious as to what works best as far as things like mouse coordinates, if I should instead just have it find colors, bitmaps or DTM's. Basically just suggestions on what to look into in the several ways to make scripts and what would be most helpful to learn for future scripts.
So please test out or if you're good at scripting just read through my script and say what you like and don't like about my script and what I should look into! Thanks!
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Looks decent for a first script. I would recommend adding some of the magic functions available by going to C:\Simba\Includes\SRL\srl\skill\magic
Just include magic at the top of your script and you can use them :)
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Thanks for the tip Nebula! I'll look into that definitely. I checked it out quick and I'm just a little confused about how to make those work in my script but I'll get it eventually. Right now I'm learning what DTM's are as I see a lot of people talking about how important they are. But that does seem like it'll be a useful tool.
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