To a position not on the minimap, but lets say 30 tiles or so away. All the previous bots I have used have had this feature, like walking from catherby fishing spot to banking with just 1 tile. This bot just sits theres and waits until I manually walk there and are within viewable distance from the minimap.

I'm pretty sure walking will be rewritten, that's what I heard from Peter.

You can define to walk to a position not on the minimap so I'm not entirely understanding what you are saying. As long as the destination is within the loaded region which is 104 x 104 tiles, you can walk there. Note that you're not always in the middle of those 104 x 104 tiles. 

Walking from the fishing spot in catherby to the bank, the bot will only walk to the bank once it is in view of the minimap. I am using the walk MiniMap method, and it is within 40 ish tiles (just tested) but still won't walk.

Wait, does walkMiniMap only walk to positions on the mini map? Or just using the minimap

Walking from the fishing spot in catherby to the bank, the bot will only walk to the bank once it is in view of the minimap. I am using the walk MiniMap method, and it is within 40 ish tiles (just tested) but still won't walk.

Wait, does walkMiniMap only walk to positions on the mini map? Or just using the minimap

 

walkMiniMap work fine, just make a path to the location

walkMiniMap work fine, just make a path to the location

How?

Walking from the fishing spot in catherby to the bank, the bot will only walk to the bank once it is in view of the minimap. I am using the walk MiniMap method, and it is within 40 ish tiles (just tested) but still won't walk.

Wait, does walkMiniMap only walk to positions on the mini map? Or just using the minimap

You should use one of the walk/walkExact methods to walk. walkMiniMap is a method that I made publicly available, but is used as a part of the walk method which cuts the path in walkable parts for the walkMiniMap method. The walkMiniMap method uses Utilities.getMinimapScreenCoordinates and this method will only be able to return 2D coordinates on the minimap to click that are within the minimap.

 

If you give walk() a path, you could walk the entire map if your path is correct. Anyways, for anything within the loaded region, use the walk/walkExact methods.

You should use one of the walk/walkExact methods to walk. walkMiniMap is a method that I made publicly available, but is used as a part of the walk method which cuts the path in walkable parts for the walkMiniMap method. The walkMiniMap method uses Utilities.getMinimapScreenCoordinates and this method will only be able to return 2D coordinates on the minimap to click that are within the minimap.

 

If you give walk() a path, you could walk the entire map if your path is correct. Anyways, for anything within the loaded region, use the walk/walkExact methods.

How do I prevent the bot from walking back to the start of a path and when it's in the middle of it and I start the script? It happens everytime, walks to the beginning of the path and then goes to right way.

How do I prevent the bot from walking back to the start of a path and when it's in the middle of it and I start the script? It happens everytime, walks to the beginning of the path and then goes to right way.

What is the code you are using? I've tested the walking very thoroughly myself, walking long ways. Also, I've had Brainfree test it within the web walker he is developing for OSBot and he walked some far distances without any problems. So I'm going to guess you are doing something wrong.

What is the code you are using? I've tested the walking very thoroughly myself, walking long ways. Also, I've had Brainfree test it within the web walker he is developing for OSBot and he walked some far distances without any problems. So I'm going to guess you are doing something wrong.

All I do is put like 5 walkExact or walk(position)s in there, and if I'm near the 3rd one, it walks to the 1st and continues on, I'm guessing I need to make a path?

All I do is put like 5 walkExact or walk(position)s in there, and if I'm near the 3rd one, it walks to the 1st and continues on, I'm guessing I need to make a path?

You are doing something very weird. Just use one walkExact or walk within the region. The walk method is programmed to get you there, it sleeps for every step you make, checking if you are close or not, once you are close, it will grab the next part of the generated path and so on.

What's the loaded region, so I should only walk 1-2 tiles per?

As long as the destination is within the loaded region which is 104 x 104 tiles, you can walk there. Note that you're not always in the middle of those 104 x 104 tiles. 

 

And will walking go around walls? Or just walk straight to it?

It uses a pathfinder to calculate the shortest path to a destination.