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problem accessing player information in gui

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hey guys, im having a bit of a problem when it comes to accessing the players information from inside of the gui class. currently it gives me a null pointer when i use something like myPlayer().getPosition even though i have called 

 

MethodProvider m;
public Gui (MethodProvider m){
       this.m = m;
   } 
 
the exact code causing a problem is here:
 
 FightArea = m.myPlayer().getArea(Integer.parseInt(TileRadius.getText()));
 
its just making an area with a defined radius from a textfield.
 

Just a shot outta the dark... but are you initializing your GUI before the player is logged in?

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Just a shot outta the dark... but are you initializing your GUI before the player is logged in?

 

 

umm i think the player is ussually logged in but this happens no matter what

I had the same issue when making my script.

Read this thread

http://osbot.org/forum/topic/104466-grabbing-myplayers-start-area-with-gui/ 

ohh i think thats exactly what my problem is, i have to pass "script" in with the gui? is that as simple as just adding in the Gui(Script script) instead of gui(). How should i add the script into the gui when im calling it from onStart()?

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Why Script and not Bot? 

 

Bot getMethods() returns MethodProvider

is Bot a type? how do i use it to get the method i need? sorry i havent used it before

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