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Please, please incorporate vehicle travel into it if you do. The current gps is horrible for vehicles because it assumes you can instantly turn to face the next waypoint. In a vehicle it will drive to a point > assume it can instantly rotate > head towards the next point. It causes the vehicles...

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Your question was how to find the distance between two points. Whether you use my method or Out adds something to the API, neither will make any difference to the question you asked about A > B > E > D. I assume the reason you want to know the distance between two points is to calculate the best...

Those attachments don't work, you need to untick the box in the window that pops up ;p

I assume you're doing something like this: Even if your path stretches all the way from A > B > C > D, when you tell your bot to move to "B" it will just move to "B". Then since you have the full route mapped, you can do gps.GpsGetPath("D") to get the full route, iterate over the...

You are explicitly telling your bot to move to point B, so regardless of whether the path extends through C and D it still won't walk past B.

It doesn't matter if they're linked. You're already specifying a point name for B so the bot will never try to run to C. That link's only purpose is for you to retrieve the route.

The image doesn't load but I still don't see why this is so much of a problem. Create your gps route with 3 points: - Airship start dock - Airship end dock - End point So the points you're interested in are: A (start) B (airship entrance) C (airship exit) D (end) You're already...

Yeah but he already has the code to loop X points...just because the whole method starts on the path from his character doesn't mean you can't start tracking the distance later in the loop and only track distance on those between your points. Give all airship waypoints a name following the same...

I don't get it...that code can already do exactly what you're asking?

There's plenty of examples for everything you need already on the forums. Use gps.onGpsPreMove to check if mount isn't summoned and pause movement and summon it if you need to.

Open gps editor, make a new file then run gps plugin. Enable auto path and just run all across the continent or something. In the gps editor name the first point "Start" and the other "End". Then just make something to make it move. Gps gps = new Gps(this)...

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Try using creature.uniqId.

Agree was nicer before ;p

Any way to know if we're on the loading screen? The bot will try to perform actions while loading and it makes the game never load for me if it happens. Having to just use giant sleeps atm.

Oh it was just an image of the ui so you knew what I was talking about. I'm not sure what you're talking about with copy/pasting code amongst classes though, not sure how that is related to your ui.

Lol this hax. Thanks.

The main thing is to make sure any work you do isn't done on the same thread as the gui or it's going to freeze while AB performs long actions such as moving. You can either spawn the gui on the main thread and create a new thread for heavy tasks or create the gui in a new thread. I do it with...