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Deffiliate's post in Entity/RS2Object problems... was marked as the answer
The reason you're having a problem is because the noun in the menu actually contains the arrow (->) as well. So you will have to account for that.
To tackle this, you need to interact with the object using a noun that accoutns for the arrow. Here's an example:
closestObject(objectId).interact("Use", "<col=ff9040>Selected item name<col=ffffff> -> <col=ffff>Object name"boolean forceLeftClick, int walkDistanceThreshold, boolean isWalkingAllowed, boolean turnCamera); -
Deffiliate's post in Paint. Hows does it work? was marked as the answer
uhmm simplest option would be to change "this" to null.
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Deffiliate's post in Select Menu option was marked as the answer
Yeah, you had it figured out precisely.
Here's a custom snippet (Credits go to Toph):
public boolean selectMenuOption(String action, String noun) throws InterruptedException { if (!s.client.isMenuOpen()) return false; boolean found = false; int index = 0; List<Option> menu = s.client.getMenu(); for (; index < menu.size(); index++) { if (menu.get(index).action.equals(action) && menu.get(index).noun.contains(noun)) { found = true; break; } } if (found) { int x = s.client.getMenuX(); int y = s.client.getMenuY() + 21 + index * 14; return s.client.moveMouseTo(new RectangleDestination(x, y, s.client.getMenuWidth(), 10), false, true, false); } s.moveMouseOutsideScreen(); return false; }