Currently using this as my eating method: but conscious that always eating when health < 50% is very botlike. What is a better way to go about this? Are there any snippet examples that could would be useful?

if(myPlayer().getHealthPercent() < 50){

    getInventory().interact("Eat", this.config.getFoodName());
    new ConditionalSleep(2000,1000){
        @ Override
        public boolean condition() throws InterruptedException
        {
            return myPlayer().getAnimation() == 829;
        }
    }.sleep();
    sleep(random(400, 650));
}

14 minutes ago, scriptersteve said:

but conscious that always eating when health < 50% is very botlike

...

Randomize it?

Everytime you eat set a new random percentage to eat at (like eat at 40-60%)

if(myPlayer().getHealthPercent() < 65 && (Math.random() < 0.1)){

    getInventory().interact("Eat", this.config.getFoodName());
    new ConditionalSleep(2000,1000){
        @ Override
        public boolean condition() throws InterruptedException
        {
            return myPlayer().getAnimation() == 829;
        }
    }.sleep();
    sleep(random(400, 650));
}
if(myPlayer().getHealthPercent() < 50 && (Math.random() < 0.2)){

    getInventory().interact("Eat", this.config.getFoodName());
    new ConditionalSleep(2000,1000){
        @ Override
        public boolean condition() throws InterruptedException
        {
            return myPlayer().getAnimation() == 829;
        }
    }.sleep();
    sleep(random(400, 650));
}
if(myPlayer().getHealthPercent() < 40 && (Math.random() < 0.25)){

    getInventory().interact("Eat", this.config.getFoodName());
    new ConditionalSleep(2000,1000){
        @ Override
        public boolean condition() throws InterruptedException
        {
            return myPlayer().getAnimation() == 829;
        }
    }.sleep();
    sleep(random(400, 650));
}
if(myPlayer().getHealthPercent() < 25){

    getInventory().interact("Eat", this.config.getFoodName());
    new ConditionalSleep(2000,1000){
        @ Override
        public boolean condition() throws InterruptedException
        {
            return myPlayer().getAnimation() == 829;
        }
    }.sleep();
    sleep(random(400, 650));
}

 

something like this?

or like this: 

if(myPlayer().getHealthPercent() < (75*(Math.random())) || myPlayer().getHealthPercent() < 20){

    getInventory().interact("Eat", this.config.getFoodName());
    new ConditionalSleep(2000,1000){
        @ Override
        public boolean condition() throws InterruptedException
        {
            return myPlayer().getAnimation() == 829;
        }
    }.sleep();
    sleep(random(400, 650));
}

Do something simple like:

 

int eatPercentage = 50;    //Initial value

if(myPlayer().getHealthPercent() < eatPercentage){

//Eat food

eatPercentage = random(40,60);   //Set new value

}

Edited December 24, 20178 yr by Elysiano

ah ok - thanks, was wondering the best way to go about doing it

I'm not sure if there is ever a 'best' way to do it, but if it is efficient, and it works, then it should do the job ;) 

Edited December 24, 20178 yr by Elysiano

ok, thanks will it not always be over-written to 50 though: as the only place it seemed to work instanciating it was inside the onloop function?

never mind was being a retard was one curly brace out when i tried instanciating it above

< 50% doesnt mean it will eat at the exact same hp everytime 

18 minutes ago, scriptersteve said:

ok, thanks will it not always be over-written to 50 though: as the only place it seemed to work instanciating it was inside the onloop function?

never mind was being a retard was one curly brace out when i tried instanciating it above

int eatAt would be global, it'd then be set again after eating. 

The way I handle this is to eat when food will be 100% effective or if the character is under or at a certain threshold (I set this to monsters max hit). So say you eating trout, it heals 7 hp. If we have 25 hp, we heal at 18 hp or less. This keeps us near full HP which is generally what is wanted with food but won't waste food with %s. But say we were fighting something with a max hit of 5, we'd have a minimum threshold of 5 HP, so in case the monster hits us for max damage we can still live.

Use random(int,int);

yeah smart, thanks for all your replies