This is absolutely incredible. Someone would have had to know how to or experiment with rendering OSRS level data, but then they went a step further and replicated portions of UI, simulated some basic movement for the NPCs across all spaces, and mapped out their identifiers to link to the OSRS wiki.
Someone had been working on this for a while, and had a specific combination of technical skills and attention to detail to make this happen.
Old accounts will still work on the more modern Runescape, aka Runescape 3. But not on OSRS
To explain in more detail - OSRS was a 2013 re-release of a 2007 backup of the game, after community backlash against a series of unpopular changes. It has then evolved alongside the original game, with its own dev team.
andrewmcwatters|2 years ago
Someone had been working on this for a while, and had a specific combination of technical skills and attention to detail to make this happen.
ThatPlayer|2 years ago
I think the dataset they're using is https://archive.openrs2.org/ . It looks like NPC data might be a part of that. This version has the wrong NPC mappings, and also missing object data: https://osrs.world/?cx=3262.58&cy=8.22&cz=3265.93&p=-244&y=1...
Older Runescape 2 (pre-OSRS) caches have objects but no NPCs.
bitdivision|2 years ago
https://oldschool.runescape.com/
Does anyone know if old accounts would still work? From around 2000 ish.
StevenWaterman|2 years ago
To explain in more detail - OSRS was a 2013 re-release of a 2007 backup of the game, after community backlash against a series of unpopular changes. It has then evolved alongside the original game, with its own dev team.
1MachineElf|2 years ago
smusamashah|2 years ago
veave|2 years ago
Operyl|2 years ago
Surprising, is it not just using leaflet or something similar for displaying the tiles? Or is it some 3d visualization?
guwop|2 years ago
unknown|2 years ago
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