Random pathwalking?

[c0nan]

private Position[] path = {
            new Position(3254, 3421, 0), new Position(3256, 3428, 0), new Position(3264, 3428, 0),
            new Position(3273, 3428, 0), new Position(3277, 3426, 0), new Position(3281, 3422, 0)
    };


localWalker.walkPath(path);

That is Alek's example in the tutorial section for walking along a path.

 

If I use that method it will click the exact same spots over and over when walking right?

Is it possible to use walkPath(path) but make it click somewhere near the paths?(Antiban)

 

I have been using webWalking to areas but it seems creating own paths is better in some cases.

 

BR c0nan

[BurritoBug]

   private Position randomPosition(int x, int y, int z) {
        return new Position(x + random(-2, 1), y + random(-2, 1), z);
    }

 

Edited June 29, 2016 by BurritoBug

[Khaleesi]

You can offset the positions yourself with a random value in x and y if you want.

 

 

Better alternative:

Use the webwalker

getWalking().webWalk(endPosition);

This will create a humanlike path every single time ^^

[Alek]

If you are walking relatively short distances, there is no need to use the web-walker. There are some simple math approaches you can take.

[progamerz]

private Position[] path = {
            new Position(3254, 3421, 0), new Position(3256, 3428, 0), new Position(3264, 3428, 0),
            new Position(3273, 3428, 0), new Position(3277, 3426, 0), new Position(3281, 3422, 0)
    };


localWalker.walkPath(path);

That is Alek's example in the tutorial section for walking along a path.

 

If I use that method it will click the exact same spots over and over when walking right?

Is it possible to use walkPath(path) but make it click somewhere near the paths?(Antiban)

 

I have been using webWalking to areas but it seems creating own paths is better in some cases.

 

BR c0nan

 

private static List<Position> path = Arrays.asList(new Position(3254 + random(-2, 1), 3421, 0),
new Position(3256 + random(-2, 1), 3428, 0), new Position(3264 + random(-2, 1), 3428, 0),
new Position(3273 + random(-2, 1), 3428, 0), new Position(3277 + random(-2, 1), 3426, 0),
new Position(3281 + random(-2, 1), 3422, 0));

Usage:

getWalking().walkPath(path);

Edited June 29, 2016 by progamerz

[c0nan]

private static List<Position> path = Arrays.asList(new Position(3254 + random(-2, 1), 3421, 0),
new Position(3256 + random(-2, 1), 3428, 0), new Position(3264 + random(-2, 1), 3428, 0),
new Position(3273 + random(-2, 1), 3428, 0), new Position(3277 + random(-2, 1), 3426, 0),
new Position(3281 + random(-2, 1), 3422, 0));

Usage:

getWalking().walkPath(path);

 

Thanks for the example code! 

I think I will go with this solution (also stated in previous answers)

 

Thanks for all answers & your time! 

 

BR c0nan

 

 

[dokato]

use area's to walk to, the spot on which it will click will always be random then

[c0nan]

use area's to walk to, the spot on which it will click will always be random then

 

That is one solution however for walking a short distance (2 clicks on the map) using a random "Path position" is (imo) more suitable. This is of course not the case if the player could access the "Area" in one click on the map.