suggestion: consider agility level and quest completion for shortcuts.

[cxexx]

For instance, the white wolf mountain shortcut is always recommended even if fishing contest is not yet completed. Or various agility shortcuts that can't be used because it needs a grapple, or an agility level that isn't high enough. etc.
it would be nice if we can disable shortcuts or if it can detect our level / quest and then not use those shortcuts.

[Jlambs]

Agility level requirements are being worked on in another branch already: https://github.com/Skretzo/shortest-path/tree/agility-shortcut-requirements

The file https://github.com/Skretzo/shortest-path/blob/master/src/main/resources/transports.txt has annotations for some additional quest and dialogue requirements, but they don't appear to be used yet.

[Skretzo]

The following has been added to the plugin:
(and will be available in RuneLite as soon as the review process is completed, typically a week for these kind of changes)
(edit: it is live now):

• 1. Option to include/exclude agility shortcuts with agility level requirements
• 2. Option to include/exclude crossbow grapple shortcuts with agility, ranged and strength level requirements

With 1) and/or 2) enabled the plugin will check if you have the required level to use the shortcut.
I am aware that many agility shortcuts are still missing. I will add them eventually, but the work is a bit tedious.

The following has not yet been added to the plugin:

• 3. Option to include/exclude shortcuts/transports/doors etc. with quest requirements (e.g. Fishing Contest)
• 4. Option to include/exclude shortcuts/transports/doors etc. with item requirements (e.g. crossbow & grapple, key, coins)

I want to implement 3) and 4), but where do you draw the line? Should I also optionally warn/display when you do not have the requirements/items in your inventory? And then you have teleports... This is a different rabbit hole that I know the OSRS Wiki wants to implement at one point, but it is easier said than done. For now, I think I will go for a simple solution with no missing requirement warning, but rather toggleable options to consider quest and item requirements.