Runaway.scar

**Runaway** · 08-22-2009, 01:09 PM

Mostly for woodcutting (excepting Cop_wait and Cop_mouse, those are just to reduce the amount of typing required), I decided to make a few shortcuts for a few of the widely used procedures and functions.

with some help from:
ian,
noidea,
and marpis,
I have created:

procedure Cop_wait(waittime: integer)

This takes the time and does several different mathematic equations with it. The absolute minimum wait time you can get out of this is the same as the variable you plug into it. for example, Cop_wait(100) can range from 100ms to 240ms wait time. The larger the initial input, the larger the output can be.

SCAR Code:

procedure Cop_wait(waittime: integer);
var
  r1: Integer;
begin
  r1 := randomrange(1, 4);
  wait((waittime/r1)+random(50));
  wait(waittime-random(waittime/2));
  wait((waittime/4)+random(20));
end;

------------------------------------------------------------------------

procedure Cop_mouse(x, y: integer; leftclick: boolean)

This is just a shortcut, using a random integer for the rx and ry in the Mouse(x, y, rx, ry, leftclick) procedure.

SCAR Code:

procedure Cop_mouse(x, y: integer; leftclick: boolean);
var
  ranx1, rany1: Integer;
begin
  ranx1 := randomrange(2, 5);
  rany1 := randomrange(2, 5);
  Mouse(x, y, ranx1, rany1, leftclick);
end;

------------------------------------------------------------------------

procedure Cop_antiban(skill: string; randomtalker: boolean)

An antiban that includes all forms of "antibanning". Has an option to use my randomtalker, and choose what skill to say to people around you. Has a 10% chance of using antiban.
Valid arguments for skill: all skills, and you can choose random for extra fun!

SCAR Code:

procedure Cop_antiban(skill: string; randomtalker: boolean);
var
  compassangle1, compassangle2: Integer;
begin
  if not (LoggedIn) then Exit;
// inc(AntibansDone);
  case random(200) of
    0,1: BoredHuman;
    2,3: RandomRClick;
    4,5: PickUpMouse;
    6,7: HoverSkill('random', false);
    8,9: ExamineInv;
    10,11: begin
             compassangle1 := randomrange(1, 55);
             compassangle2 := randomrange(120, 250);
             MakeCompass(IntToStr(compassangle1));
             Cop_wait(50);
             MakeCompass(IntToStr(compassangle2));
             Cop_wait(50);
             MakeCompass('n');
           end;
    12,13: begin
             GetMousePos(x, y);
             MMouse(x, y, 15, 15);
             Cop_wait(25);
             MMouse(x, y, 5, 5);
           end;
    14: begin
        if not (randomtalker) then Exit;
          case random(5) of
            0: TypeSend('lol');
            1: TypeSend('...');
            2: TypeSend('bored.');
            3: TypeSend('omg this is boring');
            4: TypeSend('auayuidy.');
          end;
        end;
    15,16: RandomMovement;
    17,18: begin
             GameTab(RandomRange(1, 13));
             Cop_wait(500);
             Gametab(tab_Inv);
           end;
    19,20: SayCurrentLevels(skill);
 end;
end;

------------------------------------------------------------------------

procedure Cop_dropload(itemcolor: integer)

Just a quick little procedure that can make powerminers and cutters that much easier to deal with.

SCAR Code:

procedure Cop_dropload(itemcolor: integer);
var
  b: tbox;
  i: Integer;
begin
  if not (LoggedIn) then Exit;
  for i := 1 to 28 do
  begin
    b := InvBox(i);
    if FindColor(itemcolor, x, y,b.x1, b.y1, b.x2, b.y2) then
      DropItem(i);
  end;
end;

------------------------------------------------------------------------

function Cop_findtree(treetype: string; leftclick: boolean): boolean

Using the input from the user, this will take the tree type and find and chop that particular tree. For example, Cop_findtree(magic, false) will find a magic tree and then right click it, choosing the chop option from the drop-down menu.
Valid arguments: normal, oak, willow, maple, yew, and magic.

SCAR Code:

function Cop_findtree(treetype: string; Chop: boolean): boolean;
var
  Colors: Array of integer;
  UpText: string;
begin
  if not (LoggedIn) then Exit;
  case Lowercase(treetype) of
    'normal': Colors := [1854786, 3567717, 1062703];
    'oak': Colors := [1922889, 4624516, 2516570];
    'willow': Colors := [6919048, 2441789, 5010788];
    'maple': Colors := [3495048, 1451327, 2176088];
    'yew': Colors :=  [2120012, 2648669, 4228986];
    'magic': Colors := [10479596, 4623230, 2186320];
  end else
  begin
      writeln('Tree type selected is not supported.');
      exit;
  end;
  UpText := copy(treetype, 2, High(treetype)); // this takes the first letter off from treetype and saves it to variable UpText, willow -> illow
  if FindObjCustom(x, y, [UpText], Colors, 5) then
  begin
    result := true;
    if Chop then
    begin
      GetMousePos(x, y);
      Mouse(x, y, 0, 0, false);
      result := WaitOption('p down', 500+random(100));
    end;
  end;
end;

------------------------------------------------------------------------

Yay!
Enjoy them, I have found them to be quite useful making different kinds of scripts!

-Runaway

**noidea** · 08-22-2009, 01:28 PM

Nice release

I'm glad we got this sorted out over msn

**Runaway** · 08-22-2009, 10:53 PM

I added you to the list of people who helped out.
To tell you the truth I didn't know your SRL name until you posted on this :P

ALSO:
There are more additions to this include coming!
It would be cool to get feedback too

**rogeruk** · 08-22-2009, 10:56 PM

I beleive the prefix of R_ is being used in Reflection which would cause a bit of confusion?

Not 100% sure

lol.

**Runaway** · 08-22-2009, 10:59 PM

Yeah, I saw that after I made them all :O
I guess I could change them, but I don't know what to...

EDIT: I could change them all to: rc_wait and such?

**ian.** · 08-22-2009, 11:03 PM

Rc = remote control =X

**Runaway** · 08-22-2009, 11:04 PM

goddamn, what ISN'T taken yet :O

**noidea** · 08-22-2009, 11:05 PM

Cop_

**Runaway** · 08-22-2009, 11:12 PM

edited the procedures and function and made the prefix Cop_
thanks again noidea :P

**Smarter Child** · 08-22-2009, 11:41 PM

I personally use TPA for tree finding, but nevertheless Runaway Cop, a good effort.

Edit :

Edit2: But I don't think this will be added to SRL

**marpis** · 08-22-2009, 11:44 PM

SCAR Code:

procedure Cop_wait(waittime: integer);
var
  r1: Integer;
begin
  r1 := randomrange(1, 4);
  wait((waittime/r1)+random(50));
  wait(waittime-random(waittime/2));
  wait((waittime/4)+random(20));
end;

You could just do something like wait(100+random(100)), and it would be just as good.

SCAR Code:

procedure Cop_mouse(x, y: integer; leftclick: boolean);
var
  ranx1, rany1: Integer;
begin
  ranx1 := randomrange(2, 5);
  rany1 := randomrange(2, 5);
  Mouse(x, y, ranx1, rany1, leftclick);
end;

???
Mouse(x, y, 4, 4, false); doesn't seem very long to me

SCAR Code:

case random(14) of
               0: Gametab(tab_Notes);
               1: Gametab(tab_Combat);
               2: Gametab(tab_Stats);
               3: Gametab(tab_Quest);
               4: Gametab(tab_Diary);
               5: Gametab(tab_Equip);
               6: Gametab(tab_Prayer);
               7: Gametab(tab_Magic);
               8: Gametab(tab_Friends);
               9: Gametab(tab_Ignore);
               10: Gametab(tab_Clan);
               11: Gametab(tab_Options);
               12: Gametab(tab_Emotes);
               13: Gametab(tab_Music);
             end;
             Cop_wait(500);
             Gametab(tab_Inv);

shortened:

SCAR Code:

GameTab(RandomRange(1, 13));
  Wait(500+random(100));
  GameTab(tab_Inv);

SCAR Code:

procedure Cop_dropload(itemcolor: integer);
var
  i: Integer;
begin
  if not (LoggedIn) then Exit;
  if FindColor(itemcolor, x, y, MIX1, MIY1, MIX2, MIY2) then
  begin
    CountItemsIn('inv', 'colour', itemcolor,  [5, 1]);
    for i := 1 to 28 do
    begin
      DropAll;
      //inc(LoadsDone);
    end;
    for i := 2 to 28 do
    begin
      DropItem(i);
      //inc(LoadsDone);
    end;
  end;
end;

shortened:

SCAR Code:

procedure Cop_dropload(itemcolor: integer);
var
  b: tbox;
  i: Integer;
begin
  if not (LoggedIn) then Exit;
  for i := 1 to 28 do
  begin
    b := InvBox(i);
    if FindColor(itemcolor, x, y,b.x1, b.y1, b.x2, b.y2) then
      DropItem(i);
  end;
end;

SCAR Code:

function Cop_findtree(treetype: string; leftclick: boolean): boolean;
begin
 if not (LoggedIn) then Exit;
 case Lowercase(treetype) of
   'normal':  begin
                if FindObjCustom(x, y, ['ree'], [1854786, 3567717, 1062703], 5) then
                begin
                  result := true;
                  Cop_mouse(x, y, leftclick);
                  Cop_wait(100);
                  if (leftclick) then
                    ChooseOption('hop')
                  else
                end;
              end;
   'oak': begin
            if FindObjCustom(x, y, ['ak'], [1922889, 4624516, 2516570], 5) then
            begin
              result := true;
              Cop_mouse(x, y, leftclick);
              Cop_wait(100);
              if (leftclick) then
                ChooseOption('hop')
              else
            end;
          end;
   'willow': begin
               if FindObjCustom(x, y, ['illow'], [6919048, 2441789, 5010788], 5) then
               begin
                 result := true;
                 Cop_mouse(x, y, leftclick);
                 Cop_wait(100);
                 if (leftclick) then
                   ChooseOption('hop')
                 else
               end;
             end;
   'maple': begin
              if FindObjCustom(x, y, ['aple'], [3495048, 1451327, 2176088], 5) then
              begin
                result := true;
                Cop_mouse(x, y, leftclick);
                Cop_wait(100);
                if (leftclick) then
                  ChooseOption('hop')
                else
              end;
            end;
   'yew': begin
            if FindObjCustom(x, y, ['ew'], [2120012, 2648669, 4228986], 5) then
            begin
              result := true;
              Cop_mouse(x, y, leftclick);
              Cop_wait(100);
              if (leftclick) then
                ChooseOption('hop')
              else
            end;
          end;
   'magic': begin
              if FindObjCustom(x, y, ['agic'], [10479596, 4623230, 2186320], 5) then
              begin
                result := true;
                Cop_mouse(x, y, leftclick);
                Cop_wait(100);
                if (leftclick) then
                  ChooseOption('hop')
                else
              end;
            end;

    else
      writeln('Tree type selected is not supported.');
  end;
end;

shortened, also edited it abit

SCAR Code:

function Cop_findtree(treetype: string; Chop: boolean): boolean;
var
  Colors: Array of integer;
  UpText: string;
begin
  if not (LoggedIn) then Exit;
  case Lowercase(treetype) of
    'normal': Colors := [1854786, 3567717, 1062703];
    'oak': Colors := [1922889, 4624516, 2516570];
    'willow': Colors := [6919048, 2441789, 5010788];
    'maple': Colors := [3495048, 1451327, 2176088];
    'yew': Colors :=  [2120012, 2648669, 4228986];
    'magic': Colors := [10479596, 4623230, 2186320];
  end else
  begin
      writeln('Tree type selected is not supported.');
      exit;
  end;
  UpText := copy(treetype, 2, High(treetype)); // this takes the first letter off from treetype and saves it to variable UpText, willow -> illow
  if FindObjCustom(x, y, [UpText], Colors, 5) then
  begin
    result := true;
    if Chop then
    begin
      GetMousePos(x, y);
      Mouse(x, y, 0, 0, false);
      result := WaitOption('p down', 500+random(100));
    end;
  end;
end;

Keep up the good work, but don't make things too complicated!

**Runaway** · 08-23-2009, 12:12 AM

Thanks so much marpis!

oh, and I use Cop_wait because it is much more random than using wait(100+random(100));.

If you input Cop_wait(1000), the output can be between 1000 and 1820.

**Runaway** · 08-24-2009, 01:28 AM

Originally Posted by Smarter Child

I personally use TPA for tree finding, but nevertheless Runaway Cop, a good effort.

Edit :

Edit2: But I don't think this will be added to SRL

I know it won't be added to SRL :P
just wanted to throw it out there just in case someone wanted to save some time and use my pre-made antiban or somethin like that

EDIT: sorry for double post :O

**marpis** · 08-24-2009, 02:48 AM

Originally Posted by Runaway Cop

Thanks so much marpis!

oh, and I use Cop_wait because it is much more random than using wait(100+random(100));.

If you input Cop_wait(1000), the output can be between 1000 and 1820.

= wait(1000+random(1820))

**noidea** · 08-24-2009, 02:59 AM

Originally Posted by marpis

= wait(1000+random(1820))

= wait(100+random(820));

**Torrent of Flame** · 08-24-2009, 03:01 AM

Arent people meant to make their own tree finding? Includes are to help you, not do everything FOR you

**Baked0420** · 08-24-2009, 03:08 AM

=wait(1000+random(821)), he said 1000ms nodiea, and you gotta put the random one number higher. But anyway, good job Runaway, I have a group of procedures/functions also in my includes folder

.

**Tickyy** · 08-24-2009, 03:24 AM

Very nice stuff over there... like most of them.

and to be honest, one of them is useless, which is the findtree function. i am sure that most of us use our very own finding procedures and functions, not because yours is slow, but i think people won't use it.

**Runaway** · 08-24-2009, 07:15 AM

Originally Posted by Tickyy

Very nice stuff over there... like most of them.

and to be honest, one of them is useless, which is the findtree function. i am sure that most of us use our very own finding procedures and functions, not because yours is slow, but i think people won't use it.

It's fine if people don't use it. I just wanted to put it out there in case someone actually DOES

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