Wanted Posted March 5, 2013 Share Posted March 5, 2013 (edited) https://github.com/OfficialSCARInclude/OSI2/commit/e78f4489cafb90710706ff5b7e5b69123a5b0fb0'>https://github.com/OfficialSCARInclude/OSI2/commit/e78f4489cafb90710706ff5b7e5b69123a5b0fb0 You'll find our new organization on github https://github.com/OfficialSCARInclude Containing OSI2's git repo https://github.com/OfficialSCARInclude/OSI2 The SVN repo is located at http://svn.scar-divi.com/osi2 and should appear soon in the includes manager as OSI 'ver 2' and the old OSI 1 (if it's a conflict) will be changed to OSI1 once Freddy gets around to doing that. This very raw and early release of OSI 2 is meant to encourage more development now that the Divi structuing and coding is mostly done and RS07 structure is ready people can begin contributing and developers pulling your requests etc. It's also so I can keep everyone up to date with the latest on RS07 include functions to be tested etc. consider this a RS07 beta. RS2 will be put on complete hold right now as it's entire folder has been replaced with a placeholder. OSI 2 currently requires the latest SCAR 3.38 with no intention with compatibility with anything else including older versions of SCAR. This will continue into SCAR 4 dropping SCAR 3 support. As you can see there has been a massive restructure and coding: \OSI\ OSI.scar - pulls it all together. Compile-OSI.scar - for test compiling every file not automatically included \Divi\ - Grouping all routines non-game specific Globals.scar \Human\ - Grouping Human imitation routines Keyboard.scar Mouse.scar Timing.scar \Misc\ - Grouping Misc routines Debug.scar \Pixel\ - Grouping Pixel related routines Bitmap.scar Color.scar \TFunctions\ - Grouping Type/ArrayType routines ATPA.scar Boolean.scar Box.scar Conversion.scar - Converts TypeArrays/Types with other types/array levels etc. Extended.scar - Includes math Integer.scar - Includes math Point.scar String.scar TBA.scar TBLA.scar TEA.scar TIA.scar TPA.scar TSA.scar TVA.scar \RS07\ - Grouping all routines RS07 specific \Anti-Randoms\ - Grouping anti-random routines Abyssal.scar Anti-Randoms.scar Box.scar Capn-Arnav.scar Certer.scar Demon.scar Evil-Bob.scar Forester.scar Frog.scar Leo.scar Maze.scar Mime.scar Mordaut.scar Pinball.scar Prison-Pete.scar Quiz.scar Sandwich.scar \Database\ - Grouping resources \Box\ - Box resources ...each randoms file \Core\ - Grouping automatically used needed routines Bank.scar Chat.scar - Chatbox routines Globals.scar Login.scar Map.scar OCR.scar - Text recongition Object.scar World-Switcher.scar Worlds.ini - Worlds info \Game-Tabs\ - Grouping and dividing the common game tab routines (not all tabs) Game-Tabs.scar Tab-11Options.scar Tab0-Combat.scar Tab1-Stats.scar Tab10-Log-Out.scar Tab3-Inventory.scar Tab4-Equipment.scar Tab7-Clan.scar \Misc\ - Grouping uncommonly used not automatically included routines that aren't skill specific \Game-Tabs\- Grouping and dividing the uncommon game tab routines (not all tabs.. minus the skill specific ones.. those will be in skill files) Tab12-Emotes.scar Tab13-Music.scar Tab2-Quest.scar Tab7-Clan.scar Tab8-Friends.scar Tab9-Ignore.scar \Skill\ - Grouping skill specific routines Agility.scar Construction.scar Cooking.scar Crafting.scar Farming.scar Fighting.scar Firemaking.scar Fishing.scar Fletching.scar Herblore.scar Hunting.scar Magic.scar Mining.scar Prayer.scar Ranging.scar Runecrafting.scar Slayer.scar Smithing.scar Thieving.scar Woodcutting.scar \Database\ \Agility\ ...everyskill folder \Fonts\ - Grouping the font .bmps \Extended\ - Grouping the uncommonly used routines specific to include files that already exist. As to not be automatically included \RS02\ - Grouping all routines RS2 specific Expect this to be very similar to RS07's structure \Templates\ - Grouping OSI scripting templates \Tools\ - Grouping useful tools for script writing OSI compiling in 60ms for me in 3.38 A lot of good stuff coming soon For OSI 2 credits see https://github.com/OfficialSCARInclude/OSI2/blob/master/About%20OSI2.txt Biggest things to note right now are Massive restructure explained above Additions of a ton of TFunctions with new namings New style coding option now to MMouseP(P, RX, RY) etc. MouseBoxB(B) passing the actual type... need to complete a lot of these for Color.scar etc still Addition of RS07 and changed RS structure noted above Credits adjustments Organization move New Repos I'll have at least RS07 fonts and RS07 globals up tonight hopefully a lot more though. This is only the beginning Enjoy Wanted Edited March 6, 2013 by Wanted Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Janilabo Posted March 5, 2013 Share Posted March 5, 2013 Ello James, Nice to see progress with OSI 2! I will be able to help you out with it soon, infact I have been currently writing MSSL's RS07 stuff based on a lot simpler solutions, so that they will be up to OSI's cleaner standards - MSSL's standards are just way too over-complicated for most scripters (+there is a lot of stuff that isn't needed for RS07).. What I am saying now, is that the functionality there is currently for RS07, could be built into OSI soon without so many types and other stuff that is currently used from MSSL's Core Level-3 utilities to get em work. To make it clear: I will be releasing soon include that is optimized for RS07 purposes only, then we will see if you like the way I build it, and if you do, we can move those things directly to OSI's RS07 libraries. NOTE: This new include will not use MSSL at all. But yes, I will help you out and hopefully we will get this community back alive. I think we can together with teamwork (as a community, not just you and me) get the scripting development rise to a totally new level! Regards, -Jani Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wanted Posted March 5, 2013 Author Share Posted March 5, 2013 (edited) Ello James, Nice to see progress with OSI 2! I will be able to help you out with it soon, infact I have been currently writing MSSL's RS07 stuff based on a lot simpler solutions, so that they will be up to OSI's cleaner standards - MSSL's standards are just way too over-complicated for most scripters (+there is a lot of stuff that isn't needed for RS07).. What I am saying now, is that the functionality there is currently for RS07, could be built into OSI soon without so many types and other stuff that is currently used from MSSL's Core Level-3 utilities to get em work. To make it clear: I will be releasing soon include that is optimized for RS07 purposes only, then we will see if you like the way I build it, and if you do, we can move those things directly to OSI's RS07 libraries. NOTE: This new include will not use MSSL at all. But yes, I will help you out and hopefully we will get this community back alive. I think we can together with teamwork (as a community, not just you and me) get the scripting development rise to a totally new level! Regards, -Jani While I was gone Jashin was moving a lot of functions from MSSL into OSI. I've been spending the past week sorting out which ones I find commonly enough used and moving in ones he missed. Organizing, renaming, adjusting some standards and other little things. Your name already appears in OSI nearly 200 times. I guess I'll just continue to take whatever information/snippets etc from your work and credit you where properly. I added you to my developer group on github so you do have push/pull access. I was hoping some point you drop your personal includes or just keep using it as an OSI extension like ?GMRL? it only makes sense. Runescape includes will eventually mainly be defined by how good their anti-randoms are and that's not something you can solve very easily on your own. Looking forward to your contributions Edited March 5, 2013 by Wanted Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BryceTheCoder Posted March 5, 2013 Share Posted March 5, 2013 Thank you thank you Wanted! Very excellent job:) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Janilabo Posted March 5, 2013 Share Posted March 5, 2013 While I was gone Jashin was moving a lot of functions from MSSL into OSI. I've been spending the past week sorting out which ones I find commonly enough used and moving in ones he missed. Organizing, renaming, adjusting some standards and other little things. Your name already appears in OSI nearly 200 times. I guess I'll just continue to take whatever information/snippets etc from your work and credit you where properly. I added you to my developer group on github so you do have push/pull access. I was hoping some point you drop your personal includes or just keep using it as an OSI extension like ?GMRL? it only makes sense. Runescape includes will eventually mainly be defined by how good their anti-randoms are and that's not something you can solve very easily on your own. Looking forward to your contributions Yeah you can take (and improve) anything you need, want or can.. I am just happy to see that the useful commands are being used! I do see what you mean, there is indeed a lot of stuff that individual scripter simply can't write themself - like those antirandom things you mentioned about.. But I am hoping to help you out as much as I can with this project. I already committed first version of RS07 stuff without MSSL - here it is: https://subversion.assembla.com/svn/RS07Lib/trunk/ (Freddy will push this to Includes Manager in a day or couple). So, it will be a lot easier for you to take stuff to OSI from this one, because of the fact that it is an independent include, without those heavy ties for MSSL. All the functionality is still there, things work just the same way as before (with an exception of mouse stuff, but I am pretty sure you will use OSI's mouse stuff anyways, because you have got a lot more humanlike methods!) I still had to keep some types in there, but all the MSSL's type things are gone (like MSSL's Level-3 box grid things are replaced with TBoxArray now). Regards, -Jani Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wanted Posted March 6, 2013 Author Share Posted March 6, 2013 Yeah you can take (and improve) anything you need, want or can.. I am just happy to see that the useful commands are being used! I do see what you mean, there is indeed a lot of stuff that individual scripter simply can't write themself - like those antirandom things you mentioned about.. But I am hoping to help you out as much as I can with this project. I already committed first version of RS07 stuff without MSSL - here it is: https://subversion.assembla.com/svn/RS07Lib/trunk/ (Freddy will push this to Includes Manager in a day or couple). So, it will be a lot easier for you to take stuff to OSI from this one, because of the fact that it is an independent include, without those heavy ties for MSSL. All the functionality is still there, things work just the same way as before (with an exception of mouse stuff, but I am pretty sure you will use OSI's mouse stuff anyways, because you have got a lot more humanlike methods!) I still had to keep some types in there, but all the MSSL's type things are gone (like MSSL's Level-3 box grid things are replaced with TBoxArray now). Regards, -Jani Mouse and keyboard is now all within SCAR itself. I guess Mouse has the added OSI variance. As far as RS goes mainly making sure I didn't miss anything, looking for color/border values. I'll give your repo a look. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Janilabo Posted March 6, 2013 Share Posted March 6, 2013 That reminds me.. Which RuneScape brightness mode are you going to base your scripting for? I have done all those banks and deposit boxes with highest brightness. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wanted Posted March 6, 2013 Author Share Posted March 6, 2013 That reminds me.. Which RuneScape brightness mode are you going to base your scripting for?I have done all those banks and deposit boxes with highest brightness. 'V-Bright' /brightest. SRL and OSI have always been afaik. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Janilabo Posted March 6, 2013 Share Posted March 6, 2013 'V-Bright' /brightest. SRL and OSI have always been afaik.Yeah good!This is actually one of the main reasons why I used it aswell. -Jani Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
