hi im looking for a osrs source and client which i can learn how to code with? does anybody have any suggestions of which sources i can use to learn on? thanks
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hi im looking for a osrs source and client which i can learn how to code with? does anybody have any suggestions of which sources i can use to learn on? thanks
Try Kronos. It may be a little difficult to set up but there are tutorials for doing so.Quote:
Originally Posted by dubantbadman [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
To my knowledge Kronos is the most developed, publicly released OSRS source, it also has some custom elements, giving you a variety of things to examine to learn from. [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
Before Kronos released everyone was recommending RS-Mod, I really have no idea which is better as I'm still stuck in the 317 life. [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
Don't use any released servers. RSMod, Guthix, Apollo. Those are all good projects to learn with. If you want to actually host a server you might want to download something more complete.
i'd still recommend rsmod over kronos , but I don't do osrs anyway, use apollo or hyperion or guthix or the original runesource or rs377d, heck even rs2d is better than ninety percent of the shite in the dl section based on an abomination like pi or ruse or vencillo
I believe he was referring to an OSRS deob so idk if he'd be interested in hyperion or apollo. but yeah listen to these guys.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fire Cape [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
As I just wrote on another thread:
"I used Ruse to learn, as someone else mentioned definitely use intellij. If you're wanting to really learn though you should do some free courses and watch videos that teach you, just use google to find it all "Free java courses" for example. It took me a bit just to realize how useful it is to simply google any issues I'm having, 9/10 I could solve after reading a stackoverflow thread or some other information on my issue/what I was trying to learn. Good luck w/ your learning journey."
To add to that whatever base you use to learn should be a revision you'd enjoy working on, it really doesn't matter too much what base as long as it's named well enough to not confuse you too much. If you open the files and they are not named in English "Client.java" rather named in some kind of format like "Name123.java" for example then it's not named well. This also goes for further naming of things like ints, booleans, methods, etc. If you don't know what these things are as stated above you need further educate yourself before just jumping into this, work on the project as you further your education. Start small with learning but then challenge yourself with realistic goals.
I'd start off with Elvarg - it doesn't have many features, but the code there is much easier to grasp for a beginner compared to other released sources.