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Need help with dynamic walking

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To start I'm new to java but I"m trying my best to learn as best I can.

 

 

I'm currently working on a script that when you spawn in the instance you have a different location every time.

( some of you might know what I'm doing ahah )

 

 

I haven't been able to find any really suitable walking guides/snippets that fit into the specific needs I have.

 

 

I need to be able to put in in :

1) Start X

2) Start Y

3) Choose 4 position the map to get me around -35 Y, X doesn't really matter.

 

Current bit of code I was using to get the job done.

as I said its crude as I just haven't been able to get anything else to work as I need it to.

 

Any suggestions / code snippets I could use to improve on my talking method

 

Any help/tips/pointers would be appreciated.

dialogues.clickContinue();
                    sleep(1000);
                while (count < 4){
                       count++;
                       startY-= 9;
                    log(startY);
                        Area MONSTERS = new Area(startX, startY, startX, startY);

                       getWalking().walk(MONSTERS);
                       sleep(750);

getWalking().webWalk(new Position(myPosition().getY() - 35), myPosition().getX(), myPosition().getZ()));

 

is that what you're looking for? this would move you 35 tiles south

Edited by Imateamcape

Sounds like you are doing MTA mazes. Did I guess right? 

 

When I was doing work in instanced areas, you can use the location of fixed objects as anchors. You can also use them to identify which instance you are in.

 

I would use minimap tiles for all navigation, since the webwalker sometimes does strange things in instances. 

Edited by Solzhenitsyn

If we're talking about pest control, find a known object and get its position. Then calculate everything relative to it

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