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Casting Entity to RS2Object

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I'm attempting to find all Objects on my cursor that fall under a specific set of attributes.

getMouse().getEntitiesOnCursor().stream().filter(obj -> obj.exists() && obj.hasAction("Chop")).forEach(setup::manage);
 

However,

getObjects().closest(trees);

only accepts an RS2Object an not an Entity which is given by

getMouse().getEntitiesOnCursor()

 

How would I go about finding the closest Entity that I've found through using #getEntitiesOnCursor()?

Could I check for it to be an instanceof RS2Object and cast it as such?

List<RS2Object> objectsUnderCursor = getMouse().getEntitiesOnCursor()
				.stream()
				.filter(RS2Object.class::isInstance)
				.map(RS2Object.class::cast)
				.collect(Collectors.toList());

Try that. :)

10 minutes ago, dungeonqueer said:

I'm attempting to find all Objects on my cursor that fall under a specific set of attributes.


getMouse().getEntitiesOnCursor().stream().filter(obj -> obj.exists() && obj.hasAction("Chop")).forEach(setup::manage);
 

However,


getObjects().closest(trees);

only accepts an RS2Object an not an Entity which is given by


getMouse().getEntitiesOnCursor()

 

How would I go about finding the closest Entity that I've found through using #getEntitiesOnCursor()?

Could I check for it to be an instanceof RS2Object and cast it as such?

 

Pretty sure you can just filter objects using getObjects().closest() and the method isOnCursor()

Sorry on phone but:

getObjects().closest(obj -> obj.hasAction("Chop") && obj.isOnCursor())

Edited by Explv

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18 minutes ago, Explv said:

 

Pretty sure you can just filter objects using getObjects().closest() and the method isOnCursor()

Sorry on phone but:

getObjects().closest(obj -> obj.hasAction("Chop") && obj.isOnCursor())

There is no #isOnCursor() method

6 minutes ago, dungeonqueer said:

There is no #isOnCursor() method

Sorry I meant && getMouse().isOnCursor(obj)

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