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Mouse Position <-> Ingame Position

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Is it possble to track what position ingame the mouse is pointing to? (and likewise, where a position ingame corresponds to the (x,y) position on the client interface)?

Edited by _ynx

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16 minutes ago, Muffins said:

settigns -> mouse position

I mean during runtime. i need to dynamically get what ingame position the mouse is pointed over and vice versa

Edited by _ynx

15 minutes ago, _ynx said:

I mean during runtime. i need to dynamically get what ingame position the mouse is pointed over and vice versa

You can do something like this to get the Position under mouse:

public final Optional<Position> getPositionUnderMouse(final Point mousePosition) {
    for (int x = 0; x < 104; x++) {
        for (int y = 0; y < 104; y++) {
            Position pos = new Position(getMap().getBaseX() + x, getMap().getBaseY() + y, myPosition().getZ());
            if (pos.isVisible(getBot()) && pos.getPolygon(getBot()).contains(mousePosition)) {
                return Optional.of(pos);
            }
        }
    }
    return Optional.empty();
}

 

Usage:

Position position = getPositionUnderMouse(getMouse().getPosition());

 

You cant really convert a Position to a mouse point, but you can get it's on screen Polygon:

Polygon polygon = position.getPolygon(getBot());

 

Edited by Explv

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