if player is in closest bank

Lewis · December 1, 2016

looking for my script to run to the closest bank, but i dont know how to get if closest bank contains myplayer

code is:

private final Area[] BANKS = { (Banks.DRAYNOR),
		    (Banks.AL_KHARID),
		    (Banks.LUMBRIDGE_UPPER),
		    (Banks.FALADOR_EAST),
		    (Banks.FALADOR_WEST),
		    (Banks.FALADOR_EAST),
		    (Banks.VARROCK_WEST),
		    (Banks.CAMELOT),
		    (Banks.CATHERBY),
		    (Banks.EDGEVILLE),
		    (Banks.YANILLE),
		    (Banks.GNOME_STRONGHOLD),
		    (Banks.ARDOUGNE_NORTH),
		    (Banks.ARDOUGNE_SOUTH),
		    (Banks.CASTLE_WARS),
		    (Banks.DUEL_ARENA),
		    (Banks.PEST_CONTROL),
		    (Banks.CANIFIS),
		    (Banks.TZHAAR)}; 

&&
 
if (!BANKS.contains(myPlayer())) {
				walking.webWalk(BANKS);
				sleep(random(250, 300));

Edited December 1, 2016 by Lewis

*Saiyan* · December 1, 2016

make a webwalk event and throw all the banks into the webwalk event and it'll walk to the closest one

(this is the solution for walking to the closest bank)

Vilius · December 1, 2016

		List<Area> closestArea = new ArrayList<Area>();
		
		closestArea.add(Banks.AL_KHARID);
		
		closestArea.sort(new Comparator<Area>() {
			public int compare(Area entry1, Area entry2) {
				return entry1.getRandomPosition().distance(myPlayer()) - entry2.getRandomPosition().distance(myPlayer());
			}
		});
		getWalking().webWalk(closestArea.get(0));
		
		if(!closestArea.get(0).contains(myPlayer())
		    getWalking().webWalk(closestArea.get(0));

here you go man, just add more banks to the ArrayList

closestArea.get(0) returns the closest area.

Edited December 1, 2016 by Vilius

Explv · December 1, 2016

looking for my script to run to the closest bank, but i dont know how to get if closest bank contains myplayer

code is:

private final Area[] BANKS = { (Banks.DRAYNOR),
		    (Banks.AL_KHARID),
		    (Banks.LUMBRIDGE_UPPER),
		    (Banks.FALADOR_EAST),
		    (Banks.FALADOR_WEST),
		    (Banks.FALADOR_EAST),
		    (Banks.VARROCK_WEST),
		    (Banks.CAMELOT),
		    (Banks.CATHERBY),
		    (Banks.EDGEVILLE),
		    (Banks.YANILLE),
		    (Banks.GNOME_STRONGHOLD),
		    (Banks.ARDOUGNE_NORTH),
		    (Banks.ARDOUGNE_SOUTH),
		    (Banks.CASTLE_WARS),
		    (Banks.DUEL_ARENA),
		    (Banks.PEST_CONTROL),
		    (Banks.CANIFIS),
		    (Banks.TZHAAR)}; 

&&
 
if (!BANKS.contains(myPlayer())) {
				walking.webWalk(BANKS);
				sleep(random(250, 300));

Consider reading this tutorial on Arrays: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/nutsandbolts/arrays.html

Edited December 1, 2016 by Explv

Lewis · December 1, 2016

make a webwalk event and throw all the banks into the webwalk event and it'll walk to the closest one

(this is the solution for walking to the closest bank)

need to figure out how to return true if for example:

GE is closest, bank, it walks to ge // i got working

then

if GE contains myplayer {

w.e

*GE will be closest bank

Explv · December 1, 2016

need to figure out how to return true if for example:

GE is closest, bank, it walks to ge // i got working

then

if GE contains myplayer {

w.e

*GE will be closest bank

All you need to do is check if any of the Areas in the Area[] contain your Position.

I'll give you a hint, you might want to use a for loop: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/nutsandbolts/for.html

Acerd · December 1, 2016

need to figure out how to return true if for example:

GE is closest, bank, it walks to ge // i got working

then

if GE contains myplayer {

w.e

*GE will be closest bank

Consider reading this tutorial on Arrays: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/nutsandbolts/arrays.html

Lewis · December 1, 2016

Doesn't seem like you saw my post.

List<Area> closestArea = new ArrayList<Area>();
		
		closestArea.add(Banks.AL_KHARID);
		closestArea.add(Banks.DRAYNOR);
		closestArea.add(Banks.VARROCK_WEST);

		closestArea.sort(new Comparator<Area>() {
			public int compare(Area entry1, Area entry2) {
				return entry1.getRandomPosition().distance(myPlayer()) entry2.getRandomPosition().distance(myPlayer());
			}
		});
		getWalking().webWalk(closestArea.get(0));
		
		if(!closestArea.get(0).contains(myPlayer())
		    getWalking().webWalk(closestArea.get(0));

just add more closestArea.add(Banks.DRAYNOR); ?

or do i need to add, entry 1,2,3,4 etc also?

Edited December 1, 2016 by Lewis

Vilius · December 1, 2016

List<Area> closestArea = new ArrayList<Area>();
		
		closestArea.add(Banks.AL_KHARID);
		closestArea.add(Banks.DRAYNOR);
		closestArea.add(Banks.VARROCK_WEST);

		closestArea.sort(new Comparator<Area>() {
			public int compare(Area entry1, Area entry2) {
				return entry1.getRandomPosition().distance(myPlayer()) entry2.getRandomPosition().distance(myPlayer());
			}
		});
		getWalking().webWalk(closestArea.get(0));
		
		if(!closestArea.get(0).contains(myPlayer())
		    getWalking().webWalk(closestArea.get(0));

just add more closestArea.add(Banks.DRAYNOR); ?

or do i need to add, entry 1,2,3,4 etc also?

Just do closestArea.add(...); no need to make more sorters.

Lewis · December 1, 2016

Just do closestArea.add(...); no need to make more sorters.

done like so:

List<Area> closestArea = new ArrayList<Area>();

@[member=Override]
	public void onStart() {
		gui = new GUI();
		closestArea.add(Banks.AL_KHARID);
		closestArea.add(Banks.DRAYNOR);
		closestArea.add(Banks.VARROCK_WEST);
		closestArea.sort(new Comparator<Area>() {
			public int compare(Area entry1, Area entry2) {
				return entry1.getRandomPosition().distance(myPlayer()) entry2.getRandomPosition().distance(myPlayer());
			}
		});
	}

although on line :

return entry1.getRandomPosition().distance(myPlayer()) entry2.getRandomPosition().distance(myPlayer());

it wants me to insert ; to complete the block (if i do insert ; then entry 2 gets full error)

Vilius · December 1, 2016

done like so:
List<Area> closestArea = new ArrayList<Area>();

@[member='Override']
	public void onStart() {
		gui = new GUI();
		closestArea.add(Banks.AL_KHARID);
		closestArea.add(Banks.DRAYNOR);
		closestArea.add(Banks.VARROCK_WEST);
		closestArea.sort(new Comparator<Area>() {
			public int compare(Area entry1, Area entry2) {
				return entry1.getRandomPosition().distance(myPlayer()) entry2.getRandomPosition().distance(myPlayer());
			}
		});
	}
although on line :

return entry1.getRandomPosition().distance(myPlayer()) entry2.getRandomPosition().distance(myPlayer());

it wants me to insert ; to complete the block (if i do insert ; then entry 2 gets full error)

oops should be:

return entry1.getRandomPosition().distance(myPlayer()) - entry2.getRandomPosition().distance(myPlayer());

you should only add the banks in on start, then sort the array list when you want to walk or do something.

Edited December 1, 2016 by Vilius

Lewis · December 1, 2016

oops should be:

return entry1.getRandomPosition().distance(myPlayer()) - entry2.getRandomPosition().distance(myPlayer());

you should only add the banks in on start, then sort the array list when you want to walk or do something.

thank you no error, ill let you know how it works

Explv · December 1, 2016

oops should be:

return entry1.getRandomPosition().distance(myPlayer()) - entry2.getRandomPosition().distance(myPlayer());

you should only add the banks in on start, then sort the array list when you want to walk or do something.

Why would you sort the Areas to determine if you are in the closest bank? Just loop over the Area[]... if you are in one of the Areas, guess what? You are in the closest bank.

To walk to the closest bank you can just call getWalking().webWalk(bankAreas)

Edited December 1, 2016 by Explv

Vilius · December 1, 2016

Why would you sort the Areas to determine if you are in the closest bank? Just loop over the Area[]... if you are in one of the Areas, guess what? You are in the closest bank.

To walk to the closest bank you just call getWalking().webWalk(bankAreas)

Ofcourse, you can do that too, I'm not judging. I just find sorting the areas to be more useful rather than just iterating through them.

And for the new guy it will be easier to understand boolean logic, I guess.

Albeit this snippet I posted was for closest position finding from an array list, but it works for areas too, more versatile I suppose.

Edited December 1, 2016 by Vilius

Chris · December 1, 2016

private enum Bank {

DRAYNOR(Banks.DRAYNOR),

AL_KHARID(Banks.AL_KHARID),

LUMBRIDGE(Banks.LUMBRIDGE_UPPER),

FALADOR_EAST(Banks.FALADOR_EAST),

FALADOR_WEST(Banks.FALADOR_WEST),

VARROCK_EAST(Banks.FALADOR_EAST),

VARROCK_WEST(Banks.VARROCK_WEST),

SEERS(Banks.CAMELOT),

CATHERBY(Banks.CATHERBY),

EDGEVILLE(Banks.EDGEVILLE),

YANILLE(Banks.YANILLE),

GNOME_STRONGHOLD(Banks.GNOME_STRONGHOLD),

ARDOUNGE_NORTH(Banks.ARDOUGNE_NORTH),

ARDOUNE_SOUTH(Banks.ARDOUGNE_SOUTH),

CASTLE_WARS(Banks.CASTLE_WARS),

DUEL_ARENA(Banks.DUEL_ARENA),

PEST_CONTROL(Banks.PEST_CONTROL),

CANIFIS(Banks.CANIFIS),

BLAST_FURNACE(new Area(1949, 4956, 1947, 4958)),

TZHAAR(Banks.TZHAAR);

private final Area area;

Bank(Area area) {

this.area = area;

}

public static Area closestTo(Entity e) {

HashMap<Bank, Integer> distMap = new HashMap<Bank, Integer>();

for (Bank b : Bank.values()) {

distMap.put(b, e.getPosition().distance(b.area.getRandomPosition()));

}

HashMap<Integer, Bank> distMapSorted = sortByDistance(distMap);

Area cBank = distMapSorted.values().toArray(new Bank[Bank.values().length])[0].area;

return cBank;

}

private static <K, V extends Comparable<? super V>> HashMap<V, K> sortByDistance(Map<K, V> map) {

HashMap<V, K> result = new LinkedHashMap<>();

Stream<Map.Entry<K, V>> st = map.entrySet().stream();

st.sorted(Map.Entry.comparingByValue()).forEachOrdered(e -> result.put(e.getValue(), e.getKey()));

return result;

}

@LP

Sign In

if player is in closest bank

Recommended Posts

Lewis

Saiyan

Vilius

Explv

Lewis

Explv

Acerd

Lewis

Vilius

Lewis

Vilius

Lewis

Explv

Vilius

Chris

Create an account or sign in to comment

Create an account

Sign in

Recently Browsing 0 members

Browse

Store

Search