Code:
Program IronWalkerTest;
{$i srl-osr/srl.simba}
{$i sps/sps-osr.simba}
Var
myPath:TPointArray;
begin
SetupSRL
SPS_Setup (RUNESCAPE_SURFACE, ['5_10','4_10','6_10','5_9']);
SPS_AnyAngle := True; //I want to use this map with a different angle, so I set it true
SPS_Debug := True;
myPath := [Point(2261, 4323), Point(2255, 4323), Point(2251, 4320),
Point(2249, 4315), Point(2251, 4310), Point(2255, 4306), Point(2265, 4304),
Point(2269, 4301), Point(2275, 4297), Point(2279, 4293), Point(2285, 4287),
Point(2288, 4280), Point(2293, 4273), Point(2296, 4267), Point(2296, 4263),
Point(2300, 4253), Point(2302, 4245), Point(2303, 4244), Point(2305, 4236),
Point(2306, 4235), Point(2311, 4228), Point(2311, 4225), Point(2313, 4220),
Point(2316, 4215), Point(2319, 4207), Point(2320, 4203), Point(2323, 4196),
Point(2323, 4195), Point(2325, 4182), Point(2326, 4180), Point(2325, 4168),
Point(2326, 4163), Point(2327, 4159), Point(2328, 4157), Point(2329, 4155),
Point(2331, 4150), Point(2331, 4149), Point(2334, 4145), Point(2334, 4144)]
SPS_Walkpath(myPath);
MakeCompass('N'); //this will work because any angle is set to true
SetAngle(SRL_Angle_high); //high angle
end.
The path creater I used for this is located here: