what is the best way to highlight a tile. im trying to iterate through a list of positions but when i try to use g.drawPolygon (as suggested by other threads on the forum) it just gives me a red underline and sys drawpolygon is undefined. did they change how tiles are highlighted? thanks!

edit for visibility of the real problem i need help with still

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my gui class seems to not be able to use myPlayer().getlocation effectively because i always just get a null pointer when the code executes.

this is the snippet of code

 

JButton SetSpotButton = new JButton("Set Safe Spot");

SetSpotButton.addActionListener(new ActionListener() {

public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent arg0) {

if(CustomSpotButton.isSelected())

{

SafeSpot = m.myPlayer().getPosition();

}

}

});

if the button is pressed and a checkbox is checked to use the method then it tries to save the tile i am standing on.

 

also my "m" is a global in my gui so i dont know why its not working 

MethodProvider m;

public Gui(MethodProvider m){

       this.m = m;

   } 

 

 

Edited September 15, 20169 yr by roguehippo

Do you have to give it a name or something?

graphics.draw(position.getPolygon(bot))

Edited September 10, 20169 yr by FrostBug

i have no idea

 

graphics.draw(position.getPolygon(bot))

hey frost, thanks for the help, but it still says that "graphics" cannot be resolved do i have to import a source into my script?

i have no idea

 

hey frost, thanks for the help, but it still says that "graphics" cannot be resolved do i have to import a source into my script?

public class GodWarsDungeon extends Script { 
private Position position = new Position(0,0,0); // obviously have the correct co-ordinates
//in your onPaint do this
 
@[member='Override']
public void onPaint(Graphics2D g) {
g.draw(position.getPolygon(bot));



}

Do you have to give it a name or something?

 

 

The reason why graphics did not resolve was because by default your onPaint(Graphics2D g) is set at g so you can change that to whatever you want :P (the g part)

     i forgot about onPaint... i havent coded in like all summer. my b

public class GodWarsDungeon extends Script { 
private Position position = new Position(0,0,0); // obviously have the correct co-ordinates
//in your onPaint do this
 
@[member='Override']
public void onPaint(Graphics2D g) {
g.draw(position.getPolygon(bot));



}

The reason why graphics did not resolve was because by default your onPaint(Graphics2D g) is set at g so you can change that to whatever you want :P (the g part)

 

this is a function i made to color the tiles of an area. im wondering if this is going to work, the only thing im worried about is it had me automatically set g2 = null. does it have to be something else? i havent tested it yet 

 

public void drawArea()

{

 

 

if(gui.ShowOverlay == true )

        {

Graphics2D g2 = null;

      

g2.setColor(Color.WHITE);

log("drawing tiles");

for(int i = 0;i < FightArea.getPositions().size(); i++ )

   {

    Polygon poly = FightArea.getPositions().get(i).getPolygon(bot);

    g2.draw(poly);

   }

        }

 

}

 

     i forgot about onPaint... i havent coded in like all summer. my b

this is a function i made to color the tiles of an area. im wondering if this is going to work, the only thing im worried about is it had me automatically set g2 = null. does it have to be something else? i havent tested it yet 

 

public void drawArea()

{

 

 

if(gui.ShowOverlay == true )

        {

Graphics2D g2 = null;

      

g2.setColor(Color.WHITE);

log("drawing tiles");

for(int i = 0;i < FightArea.getPositions().size(); i++ )

   {

    Polygon poly = FightArea.getPositions().get(i).getPolygon(bot);

    g2.draw(poly);

   }

        }

 

}

 

 

 

I'm using this fellow's "Drawing Tiles" useful snippet: http://osbot.org/forum/topic/80826-useful-methods/?hl=fill and it works perfectly.

 

My snippet iterating through Positions:

for (Position p : fishingArea.getPositions() ) {
    drawTile(script, g, p, Color.pink, Color.white, "");
}

With drawTile() slightly modified from the link's example, looking like this:

/**
 * 
 * @param script	Most likely: client.getBot().getScriptExecutor().getCurrent()
 * @param g			The Graphics2D object passed into the onPaint() method
 * @param position	The Position for the tile you are wishing to draw on
 * @param tileColor	The color that will be drawn around the border of the tile
 * @param textColor	The color of the text for the "s" parameter
 * @param s			The text you wish to display next to the tile, if any.
 */
public void drawTile(Script script, Graphics g, Position position, Color tileColor, Color textColor, String s) {
	Polygon polygon;
	    if (position != null && (polygon = position.getPolygon(script.getBot(), position.getTileHeight(script.getBot()))) != null) {
	        g.setColor(tileColor);
	        for (int i = 0; i < polygon.npoints; i++) {
	            g.setColor(new Color(0, 0, 0, 20));
	            g.fillPolygon(polygon);
	            g.setColor(tileColor);
	            g.drawPolygon(polygon);
	        }
	        g.setColor(textColor);
	        g.drawString(s, (int) polygon.getBounds().getX(), (int) polygon.getBounds().getY());
	    }
	}

Edited September 11, 20169 yr by jython

my gui class seems to not be able to use myPlayer().getlocation effectively because i always just get a null pointer when the code executes.

this is the snippet of code

 

JButton SetSpotButton = new JButton("Set Safe Spot");

SetSpotButton.addActionListener(new ActionListener() {

public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent arg0) {

if(CustomSpotButton.isSelected())

{

SafeSpot = m.myPlayer().getPosition();

}

}

});

if the button is pressed and a checkbox is checked to use the method then it tries to save the tile i am standing on.

 

also my "m" is a global in my gui so i dont know why its not working

MethodProvider m;

public Gui(MethodProvider m){

       this.m = m;

   } 

 

Edited September 14, 20169 yr by roguehippo