Hey all, been scratching my head for hours on this one. 

 

Is there a way to keep clicking within a certain tile on the screen until you gather a resource from that specific tile? I'm using objects.closest("   "); However since the field is crowded it sometimes clicks multiple different ones.

I have the x,y position of the tile saved.

 

Thanks, any advice helps, I have been looking through the API

Position pos;

getMouse().click(new MainScreenTileDestination(getBot(), pos));

Use a filter on your objects.closest, match only objects with that tile as their position.

Hover on the position, if appears, then interact?

You guys are the best, I'll try these.

 

46 minutes ago, Charlotte said:

Hover on the position, if appears, then interact?

Can you give me an example to learn from?

46 minutes ago, Night said:

Use a filter on your objects.closest, match only objects with that tile as their position.

Same as above, anything helps. First script in this API.

54 minutes ago, Imateamcape said:

Position pos;

getMouse().click(new MainScreenTileDestination(getBot(), pos));

This is the tile on the screen right judged by difference from the bot right? Trying to have it do this on the maps x,y position if possible. 

Edited June 19, 20178 yr by blokus

1 minute ago, blokus said:

This is the tile on the screen right judged by difference from the bot right? Trying to have it do this on the maps x,y position if possible. 

that's what it does.

15 minutes ago, Imateamcape said:

that's what it does.

So getMouse().click(new MainScreenTileDestination(getBot(), potatoXY)); should click on a potato only in that tile if I have the position stored in potatoXY?

Edited June 20, 20178 yr by blokus

11 minutes ago, blokus said:

So getMouse().click(new MainScreenTileDestination(getBot(), potatoXY)); should click on a potato only in that tile if I have the position stored in potatoXY?

should click on the tile. if you're looking to click on the potato without writing a complex interaction method, try getting the bounding box of the position and clicking in a smaller area surrounding its center (this is completely ignoring right-click scenarios as well, assuming there's nothing above it).

Edited June 20, 20178 yr by Imateamcape

20 hours ago, Imateamcape said:

should click on the tile. if you're looking to click on the potato without writing a complex interaction method, try getting the bounding box of the position and clicking in a smaller area surrounding its center (this is completely ignoring right-click scenarios as well, assuming there's nothing above it).

Thanks a ton man! This is a very steep learning curve for me (just C,C++ experience). 

 

Can someone please give me a code example of how to click the second and or third closest object? Would really appreciate it.  

2 minutes ago, blokus said:

Thanks a ton man! This is a very steep learning curve for me (just C,C++ experience). 

 

Can someone please give me a code example of how to click the second and or third closest object? Would really appreciate it.  

get a list of the objects (getObjects().getAll()), sort using a comparator, and get the 2nd or 3rd if there are more than 3 in there.

12 minutes ago, Imateamcape said:

get a list of the objects (getObjects().getAll()), sort using a comparator, and get the 2nd or 3rd if there are more than 3 in there.

Do i store them in an int array? How would you just target potatoes?

22 hours ago, Imateamcape said:

Position pos;

getMouse().click(new MainScreenTileDestination(getBot(), pos));

This works flawlessly  was too noob yesterday to utilize it. Thanks again

2 hours ago, blokus said:

Do i store them in an int array?

how would you store the objects in an int array and why would that help? bro...

filter out all invalid objects, sort by distance to your position using a comparator, and grab the 2nd or 3rd one (given that there's enough elements in the list)

Thanks, figured you could store the objects x,y positions in an array and sort from closest to furthest. It's my second day with this API, thanks for the help  I'll try not to ask more dumb questions.. I have no idea how to do what you said but I'll look around the forums more inventively.