Model ID's aren't where they should be

[Vinyl Scratch]

I'm working on learning to script with ogl, and an issue I'm running into is that the id's of the rocks I'm trying to mine aren't on the rocks. It's a good ways away from them, actually.

Puush isn't working on my computer right now, so I can't give screenshots.

What is causing the offset? How do I fix it?

[IROC-Z]

I'm working on learning to script with ogl, and an issue I'm running into is that the id's of the rocks I'm trying to mine aren't on the rocks. It's a good ways away from them, actually.

Puush isn't working on my computer right now, so I can't give screenshots.

What is causing the offset? How do I fix it?

Ive had that problem when my layout wasn't RS3 Default and resizable.

[Vinyl Scratch]

I didn't know it had to be resizable. That's probably the issue.

Thanks!

Nice pic in the sig, btw.

[Obscurity]

It doesn't have to be resizable. You have to use ogl.setViewPort() to the dimensions of the 3D world. If using the Old School layout, the ViewPort is 0,0,576,388.

[IROC-Z]

I didn't know it had to be resizable. That's probably the issue.

Thanks!

Nice pic in the sig, btw.

Thanks, that's my baby on the right :P

[Vinyl Scratch]

Thanks, that's my baby on the right :P

That's sweet! I've got an almost all stock s13 at the moment


Edit: I'm an idiot and didn't see Obscurity's post.

[Obscurity]

Sorry guys, I didn't realize I hadn't yet pushed the update that had ogl.setViewPort(). Here:

function ogl.setViewPort(X1,Y1,X2,Y2:int32):boolean;
begin
  exit(glxViewPort(X1,Y1,X2,Y2));
end;

If using the old school layout in your scripts, use...

ogl.setViewPort(0,0,576,388);

...somewhere in your script. You might have to rerun the script - as it can fail if called too soon after SMART is created.