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Hey Guys,
Finally i Run my First Script :).
I m really proud.
But there are some Points i dont understand
- Node : what means that i m Not sure.
- Number of Nodes : in m First Script (bb Island ) i got around 11 nodes for the complete Walk.
In Other scripts there are Many more nodes
- how work nodes: is it just a Way where to go or what ?
Would be Nice when i get the anwers!
Thx Guys!
~ yours Talis
Nodes are simply waypoints for your bot to walk between, a node makes the bot not need to stand in an exact square, it can be within a range of the node(not sure what range) more nodes simply imply a bigger spawn.Quote:
Originally Posted by Talis
So Node .. Moving .... Node he Walks around right ?
Yep. nodes make him move from one node to anotherQuote:
Originally Posted by Talis
When you make a node, it has a range, if your node range is set to 1, you will definitely stand within 1 square of that node, for example:
Node 123, 123, 7
You might stand on any of these squares:
122, 122, 7
123, 122, 7
124, 122, 7
122, 123, 7
123, 123, 7
124, 123, 7
122, 124, 7
123, 124, 7
124, 124, 7
Or on a map it might look like this:
Where your Node is "N", you will definitely stand stand on at least one "N" or "O". If your node range is 2 would be like this:Code:XXXXX
XOOOX
XONOX
XOOOX
XXXXX
Nodes are safer than stands, because they are more variable and do not create such strong patterns.Code:XXXXXXX
XOOOOOX
XOOOOOX
XOONOOX
XOOOOOX
XOOOOOX
XXXXXXX
Where can I change the range of nodes? The nodes in walker have only 3 variables (=coordinates) and I can't find the range :sQuote:
Originally Posted by XtrmJosh
This would be great to know cuz for example in outside orc fortress the area is so big you can make node ranges = 3 without having a problem. Makes the script and the botter less detectable
Isn't nodes range already 3?
That's what I heard also... not sure thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by Infernal Bolt
A node defines a tile on your path which can be looked at from a dynamic point of view. While it approaches nodes similar to stands, it has a few behavioral changes:
1. If you're chasing or running from a creature, and you pass within 3 sqm of a node, it is marked as reached.
2. If you stop within 3 sqm of a node to loot, attack, heal, or anything else, it will continue to the next node.
3. If there's no outside factors stopping you within 3 sqm of the node, it will be treated like a stand waypoint.
Maybe a bit offtopic but this is about server side detection of bots using waypoint analysis. Thought it might be interesting:
http://iseclab.org/papers/botdetection-article.pdf
Don't you think this type of information should.. you know, be in a tutorial? I bought the bot today and was very disappointed to see there is zero documentation!
This is nice to know, thanks <3Quote:
Originally Posted by DarkstaR
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nsA40smugzEQuote:
Originally Posted by DoctorGonzo