Valkyr's AIO Framework

 

    As those active in the CB may know, I've been working on a WebWalking framework for a short while now, to work in conjunction with my existing framework that I have been using and working on since before OSB1. The purpose of this project is to make scripting as simple and manageable as possible, such that there will not really be much that the script will need to handle itself (such as Dialogues, not worth implementing unless I were to write a questing script); also making debugging far easier and efficient. Anyway, I'm going to be recording my progress here so that everyone can see what I have in store for the foreseeable future.

 

    When this project is completed my plan is to release at the very least an AIO Fighter and Woodcutter (*groan*), either for free or a very low price, mainly to gauge/demonstrate the ability of my framework.

 

Current Features

 

WebWalker

 

          Pathfinding (A*) - 100%

          Find/interact Closest (Bank/NPC/Object/Ground Item) - 100%
          Regional Web Builder - 100%

          City Locations - 100%
          Dungeon Locations - 0%
          Minigame Locations - 0%

          Teleporting - 0%

 

          Walker Class - 100%
          Obstacle Handling - 100%

          Serialization - 100% <-- Unsupported

          .txt I/O - 100%

 

Script Framework
 

          Tree/Node Structure - 100%
          Tabbed GUI - 100%

          Anti-ban - 100%

          Anti-pattern - 100%

          Loot Tracker w/ Zybez prices - 100%

 

 

Media

 

Edited March 1, 201510 yr by Valkyr

Very nice, great to see a thread about this much-talked about Web Walker of yours 

 

Looking forward to seeing your progress

Very nice, great to see a thread about this much-talked about Web Walker of yours 

 

Looking forward to seeing your progress

im an active cb good shit cant wait to follow the updates

My eyes r hurt from dese lines

From the pics you've got there it looks like a really nice system, and I agree it's a shame serialization isn't supported (although I suppose it sorta makes sense, what with external libraries etc )

 

Looking forward to seeing this progress!

From the pics you've got there it looks like a really nice system, and I agree it's a shame serialization isn't supported (although I suppose it sorta makes sense, what with external libraries etc )

 

Looking forward to seeing this progress!

 

Thanks ;o

Not gonna lie using text IO instead of serialization has actually fixed a couple of performance issues

Thanks ;o

Not gonna lie using text IO instead of serialization has actually fixed a couple of performance issues

 

Oh really now 'mr. I hate text' -.-

 

Oh really now 'mr. I hate text' -.-

 

 

Its diabolical but its also the only way