client.getMyPlayer().getHealth() is persistent between logouts/script runs. It only fixes itself when you go back into combat. This is a problem when I set my script to eat when my health is below a certain percent. 

What happens is:

1.) my health goes below 20 percent.

2.) the bot starts eating like it's supposed to.

3.) if I am in combat it will eat until I am above 20 percent health, if it isn't in combat, my health percent won't update so it will keep eating because it thinks i'm still below 20 percent health. I know this because I did some debugging. This is obviously not a problem with my script. Even though I could fix this issue by only checking my health when I am in combat, it is still an inconvenience nonetheless.

Use client.getSkills().getCurrentLevel(Skill.HITPOINTS) instead. GetHealth() is just the hp bar.

Use client.getSkills().getCurrentLevel(Skill.HITPOINTS) instead. GetHealth() is just the hp bar.

Well I like getHealth() because it tells me the percent of health i have left. But ig I will just use that then :p thanks.

the health hooks only work while the local player is in combat or more specifically, while the combat bar is visible.

alternatively you could just use the skill api.

private int getHealthPercent() {

		final double currentHP = client.getSkills().getCurrentLevel(
				Skill.HITPOINTS);
		final double realHP = client.getSkills().getLevel(Skill.HITPOINTS);
		final double getHealthPercent = (currentHP / realHP) * 100;

		return (int) StrictMath.round(getHealthPercent);
	}

Here is a snippet purpleK gave me

 

How to use :

	public void eatFood() throws InterruptedException {
		if (getHealthPercent() <= hpPercent) {
			if (client.getInventory().contains(FOOD_ID)) {
				status = "eating food";
				client.getInventory().interactWithId(FOOD_ID, "Eat");
			}
		}
	}

Edited August 24, 201312 yr by NxJr