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As we announced in May - Bank Placeholders are coming and they are now live on our Beta servers! I'd like to take this developer blog to give some insight into the technical changes we've made.

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This is what I like to call an Iceberg Update. You've got placeholders, usability and UI changes visible above the surface, while the bulk of the action lurks below - for several months at the start of the project you wouldn't have noticed any of the changes that had taken place!

Here's a look at steps this project went through on the road to release.

Pre-Production

Pre-production is a step in the development process that happens before the team starts coding anything. It's intended for research, validation and gaining understanding of the problem.

Prototyping Approaches

The first step to prototyping is to look at various ways of implementing the feature. The engine developers and I had a meeting where we went through the pros and cons of each approach, eliminating those which had critical flaws. Once we arrived at a short list, it became evident that we had two options:

1. Old School's method

2. Leave 0 of the item in the bank slot

Leaving 0 method was preferable as it didn't require creating a whole load of new item IDs (although that would be automated), and meant you only needed to check the inventory once when depositing an item. This sounds simple in theory, but the complicating factor was that the engine was set up with a hard rule that a slot in a player's inventory with 0 items is empty.

The engine developers had an idea of how much would need to be changed, but there was of course potential that a lot more work would be required than we realised. So they set to making a prototype - a build where only core functionality is implemented.

While the engine developers were prototyping, I also had the enviable task of picking apart the Runescript - with the intention that it would be optimised, made more maintainable and ready for placeholders to be plugged in once the engine work was ready.

Automated Tests - Core Production - Content

Unusually, for this project there was no specific release date - luckily this worked really well, as it would be an extremely difficult project to estimate time for.

My journey through the bank code mostly followed through these steps:

Optimisation

Optimising a script includes anything from looking at how quickly it runs, how easy the code is to read and how easily it can be expanded. My core focus was to make the code faster without changing the behaviour, while also improving readability.

Initial Passes

For the initial stage of optimisation I went through the list created in pre-production, made the changes I had highlighted and ensured the test script were still passing.

Much of this was focused on reducing unnecessary script, with some examples being:

Removed code limiting a trial account to 300 items in stacks (this trial system hadn't been used since ~2012)

Removed restrictions from old content (such as Bounty Hunter worlds)

Reducing redundancy in the scripts

Moved display-only calculations into the client (for example the current/total slots counter)

One of the biggest improvements came from looking at how engine commands were being used.

For example: When withdrawing an item, we need to limit the amount you can attempt to withdraw to whatever is actually in your bank. This originally used the inv_total (inventory total) command, which seems entirely sensible to use for this purpose.

However, in the Bank everything stacks, and we only ever allow 1 stack of an item. This means that we only actually need to look at the slot the player clicked - with the exception of selecting to withdraw more than 1 of items with data (e.g. augmented items) as they can appear in multiple slots. Similarly, a lot of the original code was written before local variables were supported by Runescript, so that inv_total lookup may have appeared in multiple places where it would run in full each time. I therefore ensured it was only looked up once.

Bank presets are where the biggest change occurred. Currently, when you load a preset it will deposit all items in the selected inventories before withdrawing the preset.

On top of that, there are extra considerations:

Worn

Removing an item:

Does anything stop you removing the item? (Area, status effect, etc...)

Run side-effects (e.g. ring of visibility deactivation)

Equipping an item:

Do you meet the requirements to equip the item?

Does anything stop you wearing the item?

Is this trying to equip to a valid slot?

Does the item need to change type? (new to used, lightness items)

Run side-effects

Beast of Burden

Is it summoned?

Is this familiar able to hold enough items?

Is it too valuable for it to store?

Is it a prevented item

This isn't a complete list, but is more than enough to explain the changes here! This brought with it a lot of performance concerns:

A lot of player's skilling presets will have the appropriate skilling outfit saved, only really expecting to change the inventory each time it loads. But each time the worn outfit would be deposited and withdrawn again.

The area base restrictions run for every slot, but they only apply once.

It's very unlikely you don't meet the requirements as you needed to be wearing an item to save it, BUT the requirements can change across game-updates.

The changes I made included:

When trying to empty inventories to load a preset, it now skips the slot if it's already the item in the preset.

After the first load of a preset per login the requirements are skipped (unless cleared e.g. via pure resets).

Area based restrictions are only checked once per load.

A lot of tweaks on how side-effects work.

All of this should significantly reduce the impact on the server, though as a player you generally wouldn't be aware anything had changed unless something went wrong!

Maintainability

Following on from the initial pass my aim was to make the code easier to update and follow. And this meant re-writing a lot of it - particularly around how Bank tabs work in code.

The following are the core operations the Bank supports (I found myself envying Old School's limited drag functionality!):

Old School & RS

Click inventory to deposit

Drag from Bank to Bank (swap slots)

Drag from Bank to tab (create a tab)

Drag from Bank to tab (move to tab)

Click Bank to withdraw to inventory

OS Only

Drag from Bank to insert (move before item

RS Only

Drag from Bank to insert (move before item)

Drag from inventory / worn / Beast of Burden to insert (deposit before item)

Drag from Bank to end of tab spacer (move to end of Bank)

Drag from inventory / worn / Beast of Burden to end of tab spacer (deposit to end of Bank)

Drag from inventory / worn / Beast of Burden to empty slot (deposit)

Drag from inventory / worn / Beast of Burden to occupied slot (swap with non-Bank inventory)

Drag from inventory / worn / Beast of Burden to specific tab (deposit to end of tab)

Click bank to withdraw to worn / Beast of Burden / money pouch

Right click Bank to withdraw to worn

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