So im making a bot that safespots npcs and therefore wont be in combat, i tried isAnimating but it doesn't really work. Any ideas what i could use for this?

http://osbot.org/api/org/osbot/rs07/api/Combat.html#isFighting--

http://osbot.org/api/org/osbot/rs07/api/Combat.html#isFighting--

 

Err could you give me an example how to use that?

Not sure I feel this would work but won't npc.isIntwracting(myaplayer) not work? Or jus the check that npc.isUnderAttack() and that we're in combat grtCombat().isFIghting(); it's 9am forgive me for typos I'm also on my phone

If you want to know if your player is interacting with an NPC you can do:

myPlayer().getInteracting() != null

Edited November 18, 20169 yr by Explv

If you want to know if your player is interacting with an NPC you can do:

myPlayer().getInteracting() != null

 

Works perfectly, thanks alot bro.

Works perfectly, thanks alot bro.

 

You could extend it further to make sure you are attacking the correct NPC, and that the NPC is still alive like so:

public final boolean isAttacking(final String npcName) {
    final Character character = myPlayer().getInteracting();
    return character != null &&
           character.getName().equals(npcName) &&
           character.getHealthPercent() > 0 &&
           character.isHitBarVisible();
}

Edited November 18, 20169 yr by Explv

 

You could extend it further to make sure you are attacking the correct NPC, and that the NPC is still alive like so:

public final boolean isAttacking(final String npcName) {
    final Character character = myPlayer().getInteracting();
    return character != null && 
           character.getName().equals(npcName) && 
           character.isUnderAttack() &&
           character.getHealthPercent() > 0;
}

 

character.isUnderAttack() returns false when you are not being hit by a player/npc

character.isUnderAttack() returns false when you are not being hit by a player/npc

 

No that is not true.

character.isUnderAttack()

Will return true if the character's hit bar is visible and if another NPC or Player is interacting with it:

public boolean isUnderAttack() {
    if(!this.isHitBarVisible()) {
        return false;
    } else {
        List<Character> allCharacters = new ArrayList<>();
        allCharacters.addAll(getMethods().getNpcs().getAll());
        allCharacters.addAll(getMethods().getPlayers().getAll());
    
        for(final Character character : allCharacters) {
            if(character.isInteracting(this)) return true;
        }
    }
    return false;
}

Because OP's bot is interacting with the character, the method would return true if the NPC's hit bar is visible.

 

I have replace the isUnderAttack() method with isHitBarVisible() because we already know that the player is interacting with that NPC, so we only need to check if the hit bar is visible.

Edited November 18, 20169 yr by Explv

No that is not true.

character.isUnderAttack()

Will return true if the character's hit bar is visible and if the character is interacting with another NPC or Player.

 

Because OP's bot is interacting with the character, the method would return true if the NPC's hit bar is visible.

 

I have replace the isUnderAttack() method with isHitBarVisible() because we already know that the player is interacting with that NPC, so we only need to check if the hit bar is visible.

 

 

You just said it  yourself...

"Will return true if the character's hit bar is visible AND if the character is interacting"

If you're safe spacing an NPC it'll return false.

 

 

Edit: Zapps retarded

Edited November 18, 20169 yr by Zappster

You just said it  yourself...

"Will return true if the character's hit bar is visible AND if the character is interacting"

If you're safe spacing an NPC it'll return false.

 

Sorry I meant to say, if any character is interacting with it. See the code I posted.

Edited November 18, 20169 yr by Explv