First, remove the method your using to preload your models, this is usually found in Client.java and is usually called void preloadModels()

Next, go to Model.java and place the changes or methods yourself - WARNING THAT THIS IS ON A RUSE CLIENT AND VARIABLE NAMES AND/OR METHOD NAMES MAY BE DIFFERENT TO YOURS

public static Model fetchModel(int j) 
{
   if (modelHeader == null)
      return null;
   if (j == 0)
      return null;
   ModelHeader class21 = modelHeader[j];
   if (class21 == null) {
      File file = new File(signlink.findcachedir() + "data/raw/" + j + ".dat");
      if(file.exists()) {
         byte[] buffer = ReadFile(signlink.findcachedir() + "data/raw/" + j + ".dat");
         readFirstModelData(buffer, j);
         return new Model(j);
      }
      resourceManager.get(j);
      return null;
   } else {
      return new Model(j);
   }
}

public static boolean modelIsFetched(int i) {
   if (modelHeader == null)
      return false;
   ModelHeader class21 = modelHeader[i];
   if (class21 == null) {
      File file = new File(signlink.findcachedir() + "data/raw/" + i + ".dat");
      if(file.exists()) {
         byte[] buffer = ReadFile(signlink.findcachedir() + "data/raw/" + i + ".dat");
         readFirstModelData(buffer, i);
         return true;
      }
      resourceManager.get(i);
      return false;
   } else {
      return true;
   }
}

This will now only load the models as you need them.

I will be showing you how to do this using GitHub Desktop

First find your repo, click 'Repository' at the top then select the option 'Open in Command Prompt'

If you get a notice to install git, do that and restart your pc before carrying on

write in the following command, replacing *.bin with your file

git rm -r --cached *.bin

If you see some files pop up, it worked and you'll see them as removed files on to commit. DONT PANIC, THESE FILES WILL STILL REMAIN ON YOUR LOCAL MACHINE

If you see the following message:

fatal: pathspec '*.bin' did not match any files

You have no pushes containing the file/file type, and the file will be ignored like normal.

You should see something like this:

if (l == 516) {
    if (!menuOpen) {
        worldController.request2DTrace(super.saveClickY - 4, super.saveClickX - 4);
    } else {
        worldController.request2DTrace(interfaceId - 4, slot - 4);
    }
}

Head too the worldController method, may be called something else in your client and it'll appear something like this

public void request2DTrace(int x, int y) {
   isClicked = true;
   clickX = y;
   clickY = x;
   clickedTileX = -1;
   clickedTileY = -1;
}

You'll notice a few things like clickX is pointing too the y variable..

Change it to match this:

Changes:

clickX = x;

clickY = y;

parameters swapped around..

public void request2DTrace(int y, int x) {
   isClicked = true;
   clickX = x;
   clickY = y;
   clickedTileX = -1;
   clickedTileY = -1;
}

Load up your client and both left click + right click walk here options should be fixed.

First head too ClientLoader.java and find the following code:

	private static Applet loadVanilla() throws IOException, ClassNotFoundException, InstantiationException, IllegalAccessException {
		Class<Client> clientClass = Client.class;
		return ClientLoader.loadFromClass(clientClass);
	}

Replace Client.class with your normal clients Client.java

Now head too Client.java(your clients version) and implement the file as follows:

public class Client extends GameApplet implements net.runelite.api.Client {

and import all the required methods, once this has loaded place the following anywhere in the file:

@Inject
private Hooks callbacks;

then replace the newly imported method found in the file so it looks like this:

    @Inject
    private Hooks callbacks;

    @Override
    public Callbacks getCallbacks() {
        return callbacks;
    }

Now you can post events for runelite to use using 

callbacks.post(event);

Now run using RuneLite.java

You will need to implement runelite hooks yourself to make use of events, I can do this for you, thread will be updated with link regarding that.

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