(Experienced Java programmer, first time doing touching RS related things).

 

I'm wondering if someone could help me with attempting to find each of the inventory slot bounding-box coordinates. i.e, the area in which you can click to use an item that's in that slot. I played around a little bit in my IDE, and found that the inventory object had it's widget ID's inside which I then threw into the widget debugger.. This didn't help at all. I also could not find any kind of inventory slot object or list of inventory slots inside of the inventory object that I could possibly query.

 

 

Edited December 9, 20169 yr by RM1

maybe this will help

public boolean isHoveringWidget(RS2Widget w) throws InterruptedException {

        WidgetDestination destination = new WidgetDestination(script.bot, w);

        if (w != null) {

            Rectangle r = destination.getBoundingBox();

            if (r != null) {

                if (r.contains(script.mouse.getPosition())) 
                    return true;
                
                return false;

            }


        }
        return false;
    }

 

maybe this will help

public boolean isHoveringWidget(RS2Widget w) throws InterruptedException {

        WidgetDestination destination = new WidgetDestination(script.bot, w);

        if (w != null) {

            Rectangle r = destination.getBoundingBox();

            if (r != null) {

                if (r.contains(script.mouse.getPosition())) 
                    return true;
                
                return false;

            }


        }
        return false;
    }

 

I'll give it a go and see what happens, presumably your advising looping over every widget in this scenario?

 

(Am currently decompiling the client to see how it's done internally on the inventory.interact method, but this might be a faster solution).

Edited December 9, 20169 yr by RM1

Solved: this.getInventory().getMouseDestination(1).getRectangle()