if (GraphicUtilities.isVisibleOnMainScreen(new RectangleDestination(getBot(), groundItem.getModel().getBoundingBox(groundItem.getGridX(), groundItem.getGridY(), groundItem.getZ())).getBoundingBox())) {
						
}

Any ideas why it throws NPE for stacked items(example; if coins are covered with bigger item like kiteshield etc ...) ?

Edited July 3, 20169 yr by Ayylmao420

That looks like an unsafe way of doing

groundItem.isOnScreen()

Edited July 3, 20169 yr by FrostBug

 

That looks like an unsafe way of doing

groundItem.isOnScreen()

What is the difference between isVisible() and isOnScreen() ?

What is the difference between isVisible() and isOnScreen() ?

 

They're probably the same.

 

They're probably the same.

 

That won't help me really since isVisible() fails aswell when item is stacked.

That won't help me really since isVisible() fails aswell when item is stacked.

 

Maybe check if the tile is onScreen that the item is sitting at.

Ugh, why do you keep making visibility threads. Just do:

groundItem.interact("Take");

It figures out if the item is visible or not, rotates the camera, walks to the object, etc. 

Ugh, why do you keep making visibility threads. Just do:

groundItem.interact("Take");

It figures out if the item is visible or not, rotates the camera, walks to the object, etc. 

It is for my custom interaction method, that is why.

if (GraphicUtilities.isVisibleOnMainScreen(GraphicUtilities.getModelArea(getBot(), groundItem.getGridX(), groundItem.getGridY(), groundItem.getZ(), groundItem.getModel()))) {
}

Seems to work now.

Edited July 4, 20169 yr by Ayylmao420

It is for my custom interaction method, that is why.

if (GraphicUtilities.isVisibleOnMainScreen(GraphicUtilities.getModelArea(getBot(), groundItem.getGridX(), groundItem.getGridY(), groundItem.getZ(), groundItem.getModel()))) {
}

Seems to work now.

 

Probably failed because the RectangleDestination cannot return a valid bounding box if it isn't on screen