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    Default How to open this door?



    If this isn't enough, then it's the door to the fishing shop in port sarim. I'm wondering how to open it when the angle is low, and to check if it's open or closed.

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    Few ways to do it,

    As for the best way, lets wait for someone better than me to tell us

    I would say from a glance that a TPA measuring the horizontal size would work?

    Or just drag the mouse to the door and check uptext for "Open" or "Closed" and make decisions from there


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    Find colors.
    Sort into TPA.
    Split TPA into an ATPA.
    Sort ATPA by size.
    Compare the ATPA TPA's

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    Quote Originally Posted by DannyRS View Post
    Few ways to do it,

    As for the best way, lets wait for someone better than me to tell us
    Agreed ;D

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    Quote Originally Posted by NKN View Post
    Find colors.
    Sort into TPA.
    Split TPA into an ATPA.
    Sort ATPA by size.
    Compare the ATPA TPA's
    Could you elaborate a bit more?

    What are you comparing them to look for


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    Quote Originally Posted by DannyRS View Post
    Could you elaborate a bit more?

    What are you comparing them to look for
    Could compare width, could count amounts.

    Up to you to get creative with it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NKN View Post
    Could compare width, could count amounts.

    Up to you to get creative with it.
    Is there a include Srl function to return length/width of X and height of Y of an ATPA Point?

    Always run into places this would be useful, but never managed to find the way to get length/height of the points
    Last edited by DannyRS; 12-24-2012 at 02:45 AM.


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    Or count the colors.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DannyRS View Post
    Is there a include Srl function to return length/width of X and height of Y of an ATPA Point?

    Always run into places this would be useful, but never managed to find the way to get length/height of the points
    Check out Naums tutorial on the wizzyPlugin. Excellent resource IMO.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NCDS View Post
    Check out Naums tutorial on the wizzyPlugin. Excellent resource IMO.
    Been reading the wizzyplugin related stuff for ages and still find new useful stuff every day

    I'll check out his tut on the stuff when i get time thanks for the tip


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    Quote Originally Posted by NCDS View Post
    Check out Naums tutorial on the wizzyPlugin. Excellent resource IMO.
    I'll look into it when I get the time, thanks

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