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    Default Custom SPS MiniMap Map Help [On Old School]

    Having issues following this tut: http://villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=84360

    I've created this image for the minimap, and edited the script for my array (below is my edited one)

    flaxv2.png

    Code:
    Program TestPath;
    {$i srl/srl.Simba}
    {$i sps/sps.simba}
    
    var //{path name}
        //{delcare the sps variable}
      togarden: tpointarray;
    
      status: string;
    
    procedure paths;
    begin
      togarden := [Point(148, 100), Point(149, 108), Point(152, 119), Point(153, 127), Point(154, 138), Point(161, 153), Point(170, 165), Point(177, 179), Point(180, 193), Point(186, 208), Point(192, 220), Point(195, 232), Point(201, 243), Point(205, 253), Point(213, 260), Point(217, 271), Point(233, 270), Point(238, 259), Point(239, 249)]
    end;
    procedure testpath;
    begin
      if sps_walkpath(togarden) then
        status := 'walking to the garden'
      else begin
        status :='failed walking to the garden';
        writeln(status + ' + time running:' +timerunning);
     end;
      writeln(status + ' + time running:' +timerunning);
    end;
    begin
    
      setupsrl;
      paths; //{call path variables here}
      //{Mistake I see a lot only call the map once, Not in the procedure}
      //{If using multiple accounts it will always give an error when trying to pull the map}
      sps_setup(runescape_other,['flaxv2'])
    
      testpath;
    
      repeat
      until(false)
    end.
    I had to delete a couple of unknown identifiers to get it to run, but it doesn't walk to the flax anyway I tried recreating the minimap a few times and messing around with the script but I think I may be jumping in the deep end a little bit - Any lifeguards out there?!

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    EOCscape sps doesn't work with old school rs. How ever a few hours ago CynicRus released a version for old school rs.


    http://villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=97449

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    Quote Originally Posted by Babbler View Post
    Having issues following this tut: http://villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=84360

    I've created this image for the minimap, and edited the script for my array (below is my edited one)

    flaxv2.png

    Code:
    Program TestPath;
    {$i srl/srl.Simba}
    {$i sps/sps.simba}
    
    var //{path name}
        //{delcare the sps variable}
      togarden: tpointarray;
    
      status: string;
    
    procedure paths;
    begin
      togarden := [Point(148, 100), Point(149, 108), Point(152, 119), Point(153, 127), Point(154, 138), Point(161, 153), Point(170, 165), Point(177, 179), Point(180, 193), Point(186, 208), Point(192, 220), Point(195, 232), Point(201, 243), Point(205, 253), Point(213, 260), Point(217, 271), Point(233, 270), Point(238, 259), Point(239, 249)]
    end;
    procedure testpath;
    begin
      if sps_walkpath(togarden) then
        status := 'walking to the garden'
      else begin
        status :='failed walking to the garden';
        writeln(status + ' + time running:' +timerunning);
     end;
      writeln(status + ' + time running:' +timerunning);
    end;
    begin
    
      setupsrl;
      paths; //{call path variables here}
      //{Mistake I see a lot only call the map once, Not in the procedure}
      //{If using multiple accounts it will always give an error when trying to pull the map}
      sps_setup(runescape_other,['flaxv2'])
    
      testpath;
    
      repeat
      until(false)
    end.
    I had to delete a couple of unknown identifiers to get it to run, but it doesn't walk to the flax anyway I tried recreating the minimap a few times and messing around with the script but I think I may be jumping in the deep end a little bit - Any lifeguards out there?!
    Make sure you make a map that completely faces north when u try the 07 sps out.
    Since yours is aligning toward North east.

    Creds to DannyRS for this wonderful sig!

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    Edit: Just saw the second post, re-doing

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    I've also made a tutorial: http://villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=81109
    You also need to edit SPS_GetMyPos with the correct coords for RS07. Other than that you might also want to look into FilterMinimap to make it filter the dragons on the south part of the minimap. Might also want to increase SPS_Tolerance and lower SPS_Accuracy because of the big changes in color.

    Script source code available here: Github

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    Okay definitely jumped in too deep. I was okay with scar but I think I have to go back to taking baby steps. Thanks for your help guys.

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    Before taking each snippet click the compass to align the MM to north. Sometimes it shifts a few pixels while you're saving your pictures etc.

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    That doesn't work in Old School I don't think

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