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Player can attack me

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progamerz
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How can i make a method to check if a specific player can attack me in wildy?

 

Thanks.

How can i make a method to check if a specific player can attack me in wildy?

 

Thanks.

 

Just check wildy level, substract/add this number to your level and you have a range? Then check if the combat level is in that range

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    getMap().getWildernessLevel();

     

    player.getCombatLevel();

     

    myPlayer().getCombatLevel();

     

    Not tested just done quick api check

     

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    Just check wildy level, substract/add this number to your level and you have a range? Then check if the combat level is in that range

    Oh thanks that worked smile.png didn't even got that idea lol

    getMap().getWildernessLevel();

     

    player.getCombatLevel();

     

    myPlayer().getCombatLevel();

     

    Not tested just done quick api check

    Thanks :)

    Edited by progamerz

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    getMap().getWildernessLevel();

     

    player.getCombatLevel();

     

    myPlayer().getCombatLevel();

     

    Not tested just done quick api check

    Frooty we all know dat u check what wildy level you're in when fighting zulrah :doge:

     

    Extra antiban

    Frooty we all know dat u check what wildy level you're in when fighting zulrah doge.png

     

    Extra antiban

     

    Damn you got me

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