Not an issue: Creating a list of waypoints #99
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Hey @n1kn4x, this looks super nice ! I'm not sure I would use it a lot, because I never found the process of finding coordinates tedious (I use a logger every X seconds, then map those with a coordinate website and then filter to pick only the necessary coordinates). I moved some things in discussions so that the hub doesn't look like it always has a billion issues 😆 |
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Ahh thanks, I was not aware there is a discussion section... What is the coordinate website you mentioned? Maybe that would've already solved my problem xD The map that is depicted in the first screenshot might be what you are looking for. |
There wasn't, I just created it 😆
Any coordinate website. For instance I did this: https://www.desmos.com/calculator/xoxzv09cl9 I'm referring to this discord : https://discord.gg/Dfx3HAUZ Hmm. Now need to fetch that mask somehow and be able to interrogate it with a IsWalkable function somehow ... |
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@n1kn4x By the way ! I think you should have a compiled/release version on your fork. |
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Hello all,
this is not an issue but I wanted to advertise what I have been vibe-hacking today to make writing bots a bit more easy.
It is a fork of the 'Guild Wars Map Browser' that extends to a 'Route Planner' feature.
The fork can be found here https://github.com/n1kn4x/GuildWarsMapBrowser_RoutePlanner.
I don't know if the maintainer of GWMapBrowser is interested in this feature, but the automation community will, I think.
The Route Planner in GWMapBrowser lets you:
I think this eases the creation of some bots, as I always thought that getting out the coordinates was annoying.
Now one doesn't need to open GW to write a new bot, I believe.
I am happy for any feedback :)
Here are some screenshots:
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