function FindKarajamaRoadColour: Integer;

[Daniel]

function FindKarajamaRoadColour: Integer;

This function automatically detects the Karajama Road colour. I've tested this on over 30 occasions (with over 20 logging in and out, and changing worlds ) and it works perfectly.

This is for the Karajama Road Colour, that olive colour which represents the road in Karajama when you get off the wharf, which holds the boat from Port Sarim.

Follow these instructions to include it into your script :
Append (place at the last line) the following code into SRL\SRL\core\AutoColor.scar:

{*******************************************************************************
function FindKarajamaRoadColour: Integer;
by: Dan's The Man
Description: Autodetecs the Karajama Road Colour on the Minimap
*******************************************************************************}
function FindKarajamaRoadColour: Integer;
var
  TPA: TPointArray;
  i, bI, BakColour: Integer;
  Red, Green, Blue: Integer;
  TemporaryCTS: Integer;
begin
  TemporaryCTS := GetColorToleranceSpeed;
  ColorToleranceSpeed(1);
  FindColorsSpiralTolerance(MMCX, MMCY, TPA, 1341335, MMX1, MMY1, MMX2, MMY2, 40);
  bI := High(TPA);
  if(bI + 1 > 0) then
  begin
    for i := 0 to bI do
    begin
      BakColour := GetColor(TPA[i].X, TPA[i].Y);
      ColorToRGB(BakColour, Red, Green, Blue);
      if(InRange(Red, 120, 175)) then
        if(InRange(Green, 80, 155)) then
          if(InRange(Blue, 10, 30)) then
            if(GetColor(TPA[i].X + 2, TPA[i].Y) = BakColour) then
              if(GetColor(TPA[i].X, TPA[i].Y + 2) = BakColour) then
                if(GetColor(TPA[i].X + 2, TPA[i].Y + 2) = BakColour) then
                  if(GetColor(TPA[i].X + 1, TPA[i].Y) = BakColour) then
                  begin
                    Result := BakColour;
                    Writeln('Found the Karajama Road Colour');
                    ColorToleranceSpeed(TemporaryCTS);
                    Exit;
                  end;
    end;
  end;
  Writeln('Could not find the Karajama Road Colour =(');
  ColorToleranceSpeed(TemporaryCTS);
end;

Enjoy

[Naum]

Looks good, but you might want to set the Result := -1; at the beginning, in case it doesn't find it. Good work, this should be added in AutoColor.Scar

[Daniel]

Looks good, but you might want to set the Result := -1; at the beginning, in case it doesn't find it. Good work, this should be added in AutoColor.Scar

Good idea, done

[Sir R. M8gic1an]

color has big changes not when you switch worlds, but when you re-load the client. Meaning you either re-load smart or the RS client.

~RM

[Daniel]

color has big changes not when you switch worlds, but when you re-load the client. Meaning you either re-load smart or the RS client.

~RM

Thanks, taken note Updated