Tutorials Latest Topicshttps://runelist.io/forums/forum/64-tutorials/Tutorials Latest TopicsenIntroduction to ANY RSPS frameworkhttps://runelist.io/forums/topic/246-introduction-to-any-rsps-framework/ Hey guys I made this video to help anyone get started with RSPS development across any framework. It is abstract where most to all sources depend on this for their essential code base. I hope you enjoy it. I would make a mega thread about it but I think a video is better.

 

 

]]>246Mon, 06 Jun 2022 05:02:42 +0000Getting started on Open-Source 2012https://runelist.io/forums/topic/216-getting-started-on-open-source-2012/ Hey guys, I spent some of my morning making a tutorial for getting started with the Darkan source. Its very well developed and allows contributions into the official server. Welp, here is the tutorial:

 

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