Not really sure why this is happening, but after interacting with an item in the inventory, it hovers over the item again or something like that?



In this example it involves dropping, but even things like ID'ing herbs causes this to happen.

Any ideas how to fix? I am just looping over inventory.getItems(), and it's only iterating once...

Not really sure why this is happening, but after interacting with an item in the inventory, it hovers over the item again or something like that?

In this example it involves dropping, but even things like ID'ing herbs causes this to happen.

Any ideas how to fix? I am just looping over inventory.getItems(), and it's only iterating once...

Show us the code? And by the way for dropping you just probably just use getInventory().dropAll(itemName);

Show us the code? And by the way for dropping you just probably just use getInventory().dropAll(itemName);

 

Like I said I'm literally just iterating inventory.getItems and interacting with the item. And that built in method got me banned so I made my own.

Like I said I'm literally just iterating inventory.getItems and interacting with the item. And that built in method got me banned so I made my own.

How do you know it was the built in drop method that got you banned

 

And just so you know, all the built in method does is:

Filter nameFilter = new NameFilter("Trout");

for (int slot = 0; slot < 28; slot ++) {

   Item itemInSlot = getInventory().getItemInSlot(slot);

   if(itemInSlot != null && nameFilter.match(itemInSlot)) {
       getInventory().interact(slot, "Drop");
       sleep(gRandom(75, 25));
   }    
}

So I fail to see how what you are doing will be any different.

Edited October 21, 20169 yr by Explv

How do you know it was the built in drop method that got you banned

 

And just so you know, all the built in method does is:

Filter nameFilter = new NameFilter("Trout");

for (int slot = 0; slot < 28; slot ++) {

   Item itemInSlot = getInventory().getItemInSlot(slot);

   if(itemInSlot != null && nameFilter.match(itemInSlot)) {
       getInventory().interact(slot, "Drop");
       sleep((long)gRandom(75, 25.0D));
   }    
}

So I fail to see how what you are doing will be any different.

 

 

randomized drop patterns are gud?

They are pretty to watch

Edited October 21, 20169 yr by House

randomized drop patterns are gud?

They are pretty to watch

 

Well he isn't randomizing it, he's just iterating over the inventory and dropping the items in order?

 

And I don't think randomizing it would make any difference, and would probably be slower lol

Edited October 21, 20169 yr by Explv

Well he isn't randomizing it, he's just iterating over the inventory and dropping the items in order?

 

And I don't think randomizing it would make any difference, and would probably be slower lol

 

bbbut its pretty and will stop his paranoia about it getting him banned

Well he isn't randomizing it, he's just iterating over the inventory and dropping the items in order?

 

And I don't think randomizing it would make any difference, and would probably be slower lol

 

Not really a problem for it going slower. Thanks for showing me how to use Filters and getItemInSlot kappa. But shouldn't it be < 27

Not really a problem for it going slower. Thanks for showing me how to use Filters and getItemInSlot kappa. But shouldn't it be < 27

 

What you are experiencing is the fact that the Inventory doesn't update immediately. Either loop all 28 slots in 1 onLoop, or keep an iterator between onLoops to know where to continue from.

 

Also, its < 28 cause indexes 0-27 need to be iterated over :p

Edited October 21, 20169 yr by Lemons

Not really a problem for it going slower. Thanks for showing me how to use Filters and getItemInSlot kappa. But shouldn't it be < 27

 

0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27

 

0                                                                                                                                       < 28

Edited October 21, 20169 yr by Explv

Not really a problem for it going slower. Thanks for showing me how to use Filters and getItemInSlot kappa. But shouldn't it be < 27

 

no lol