Since I'm getting pretty tired of people making pre-set paths I'd port overflow's pathfinder to OSBot.

When you have to walk a large distance you could use this code down here instead of using pre-set paths.

 

import nl.psvxe.scripts.pathfinder.core.util.Structure;
import nl.psvxe.scripts.pathfinder.core.wrapper.TilePath;
import nl.psvxe.scripts.pathfinder.impl.Pathfinder;

private Position[] currentPath;

			path = pf.findPath(Structure.TILE.getHash(ctx.myPosition().getX(), ctx.myPosition().getY(), ctx.myPosition().getZ()),Structure.TILE.getHash(x, y, z), 500, false);
			if(path == null){
				ctx.localWalker.walk(new Position(ctx.myPosition().getX()+3, ctx.myPosition().getY()+2,0));
				return;
			}
			currentPath = new Position[path.size()];
			for (int i = 0; i < path.size(); i++) {
				currentPath[i] = getTile(path.get(i).getHash());			
			}
			ctx.localWalker.walkPath(currentPath);
				
			
		

private Position getTile(int hash) {
		return new Position(Structure.TILE.getX(hash),
				Structure.TILE.getY(hash), Structure.TILE.getZ(hash));

	}

Sometimes it can get stuck if get into a new region. To fix this you've to add Dynamicsleep and return if it isn't moving.

 

if(ctx.localWalker.walkPath(currentPath)){
				new DynamicSleep(int0, int1){

					@Override
					public boolean breakCondition() {
						return !ctx.myPlayer().isMoving();
					}
					
				}.sleep();
			}

Download the jar and import it into your libary: https://www.dropbox.com/s/lskdq1s4hiykyec/Pathfinder.jar?dl=0

 

 

 

 

Thanks overflow for the code! https://github.com/Overflow-p****bot/Pathfinder

Thanks Erke for helping me out with a few things

To make the paths more randomized you could add this within the code too: http://osbot.org/forum/topic/71632-getrandomizedpathposition-int-getlocalpathposition-position/

Edited May 7, 201510 yr by Psvxe

Cool beans, thanks for this.

will be useful for alot of people

Cool beans, thanks for this.

Going to add a few add-ons. Found a few things what could make the walking even smoother.

What is this, a fancy LocalWalker? It looks somewhat redundant with an already existing walker within the local region and webwalkers doing the rest :x

What is this, a fancy LocalWalker? It looks somewhat redundant with an already existing walker within the local region and webwalkers doing the rest :x

So, is there a webwalker out for public? And I don't see how you can travel from lumbridge to ardougne without the use of a pre-set path and the use of the current local walker.

But if you could explain, it would be nice.

So, is there a webwalker out for public? And I don't see how you can travel from lumbridge to ardougne without the use of a pre-set path and the use of the current local walker.

But if you could explain, it would be nice.

No there's not, is that what you've achieved? You can't get paths taking you outside the current loaded region without a webwalker :x

 

Honestly, it is easier than it seems once you grasp the concept of it, hardest tasking being the pathfinding algorithm and gathering the actual data. More time-consuming than difficult tbh.

hmm, I have no idea how you are going to cross 2-3 regions with a "advanced localwalker" ?

Feel free to explain how this works ^^

 

Khaleesi

Edited May 8, 201510 yr by Khaleesi

I'll upload a video.

sounds promising :P 
Not that i am that advanced yet tho XD

sounds promising  

Not that i am that advanced yet tho XD

It really isn't. If you need help just hit me up trough pm

No there's not, is that what you've achieved? You can't get paths taking you outside the current loaded region without a webwalker :x

 

Honestly, it is easier than it seems once you grasp the concept of it, hardest tasking being the pathfinding algorithm and gathering the actual data. More time-consuming than difficult tbh.

I'm trying to make a webwalker. Actually, I got most of the data. Even thinking of releasing that. Perhaps something far more advanced could be created for public to use. So we don't get banned because we use 10 different kinds of walking.

Anyways, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUAwauxufCM

Few small flaws but it corrects itself. Loads and walks trough 2 regions.

It really isn't. If you need help just hit me up trough pm

I'm trying to make a webwalker. Actually, I got most of the data. Even thinking of releasing that. Perhaps something far more advanced could be created for public to use. So we don't get banned because we use 10 different kinds of walking.

Anyways, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUAwauxufCM

Few small flaws but it corrects itself. Loads and walks trough 2 regions.

I dont think thats how bans work buddy.

I dont think thats how bans work buddy.

No idea, could be. But what I've they monitor the behavior of that?

Not to be blunt or anything but this is not that impressive and pretty redudant

Edited May 8, 201510 yr by Articron