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Welcome to my beginners guide for RSPSi! I did not make any of the content I am describing here, I am simply trying to make getting started on RSPSi easier to understand for new members to the community. I started digging into the RSPS scene about a month ago and have had the opportunity to look into many of the tools available to people within the community. One of these amazing tools is a Map Editor that is free to use called, RSPSi. The purpose behind this guide will be to help individuals who are interested in starting to map for RSPS's, but may be having issues getting the tool to launch and once the tool is launched they may struggle learning the UI. Today, I hope to make it as simple of a process as possible for you to start creating new maps! For the purpose of this tutorial, I will be referring to the Zenyte Source for any examples. What is RSPSi? RSPSi is a map editor for Runescape Private Servers. Here is an invite link to the official discord: [Hidden Content] How can I download RSPSi? RSPSi can be downloaded directly from the GitHub link: [Hidden Content] You can also download my files from here: [Hidden Content] My files are named CErverMapEditor, however, there is no difference it was simply the way I have it named (had like 10 RSPSi on my desktop, this is the one that worked.) CLICK HERE TO SEE A PICTURE OF THE CONTENTS I have also included a copy of the required JRE. How can I run RSPSi? RSPSi is able to work with multiple clients, for example; Zenyte, Necrotic, etc. Find out the plugin that will work for your source, for Zenyte, we will be using OSRSPlugin. Move the plugin you will be using from inactive to active, only one should be active at a time. Make sure that you have JRE 1.8 installed in /Program Files/Java/JRE_1.8 ([Hidden Content]) Create a run.bat file to run editor.jar. "C:\Program Files\Java\jre-1.8\bin\java.exe" -jar editor.jar Run the file! How to start working on a project? Once you've got RSPSi to run, we will need to load a cache and XETA keys, you can find some here: [Hidden Content] For Zenyte (Rev 179), I used an OSRS Cache - Build 187 for my own home area ([Hidden Content]/runescape/120) Once you have successfully completed this, you will see white text that says "Please select a map to load..." We have a couple options here, we can load through .dat/.gz files, .pack files or by using a HASH. .dat files are typically structured like MAPNAME_l.dat + MAPNAME_m.dat .pack files will be a singular file, MAPNAME.pack HASH is the default map based on the build, you can locate the hash for the region you want to edit by looking here: [Hidden Content] Begin editing your map! ~ MORE INFORMATION TO COME ~

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Hello! Before anyone asks, I have used the search bar and I’m sure there’s an answer hiding somewhere for what I’m asking. I recently found interest in starting an RSPS, but not exactly sure where to start. This includes tools required, sources without dead links, and etc. I’m asking from an absolute beginners standpoint to get something running where it can be edited from there. one of the questions I have is the server, client and cache files. Sometimes when I download a server there is no run.bat or compile.bat, or if they are and I edit the path to the recent JDK version it doesn’t work and always throws some kind of errors. Other times, there are neither located in the folder and I’m at a loss on how to run the server files. I recently ran into the IDE projects like Eclipse, but haven’t used them yet. Am I correct in assuming that the IDE would be used to start the server instead of a .bat? I know I sound like a complete noob, and that’s because I am. If anyone is interested in helping a guy out, please add my discord: .huntley

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