Hi,

Had been gone for 2 yearsl lost my Scripter 2 status  /  :p
I'm still rusty.

But okay so one of my script doesnt work anymore since the localwalker has changed I tried:
    private Position[] path1 = { new Position(random(3274, 3278), random(3176, 3178), 0 ) };
    to
    private List path1 = (random(3274, 3278), random(3176, 3178), 0 );

But i don't get how Lists, I think I'm doing something wrong, can somebody push me in the right directions.

 

Much Thanks...

You were Scripter 2 and you can't figure out how lists work? Wat.

localwalker is now WalkingEvent

or getWalking().walk(...)

 

Uses LinkedList<Position>

It's night here wanna finish this but also want to sleep, brain is half working.

 

Can you help?

You can convert the array to a list. 

2 minutes ago, dreameo said:

You can convert the array to a list. 

 

https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/util/Arrays.html#asList(T...)

 

17 minutes ago, HeyImJamie said:

You were Scripter 2 and you can't figure out how lists work? Wat.

 

1 hour ago, erenjwz said:

Hi,

Had been gone for 2 yearsl lost my Scripter 2 status  /  :p
I'm still rusty.

But okay so one of my script doesnt work anymore since the localwalker has changed I tried:
    private Position[] path1 = { new Position(random(3274, 3278), random(3176, 3178), 0 ) };
    to
    private List path1 = (random(3274, 3278), random(3176, 3178), 0 );

But i don't get how Lists, I think I'm doing something wrong, can somebody push me in the right directions.

 

Much Thanks...

Well that's just a problem of using data structures in java, I don't think this is scripting related at all

https://www.tutorialspoint.com/java/java_data_structures.htm

Check out a few tutorials on java arrays, collections, (and streams for java 8/9) etc

https://www.tutorialspoint.com/java/java_arrays.htm

https://www.tutorialspoint.com/java/java_collections.htm

https://www.tutorialspoint.com/java8/java8_streams.htm

        // walk to some position, make sure the bot can reach that position
        // (loaded into the current region, no obstacles between
        // the bot and the destination, also check the Z coordinate because 
        // it used to not be taken into account and probably remained like this
        // for backwards compatibility)
        Position destination = new Position(someX, someY, someZ);
        if (myPosition().getZ() == destination.getZ() && getMap().canReach(destination)) {
            log(String.format("walking to %s: %b", destination, getWalking().walk(destination)));
        } else {
            // doge
        }

        // or if you want to walk a certain path, for cases where the end position may be too
        // far away to be loaded into the current region but you (assume) can 
        // reach it by advancing into the path
        Position[] path = {destination1, destination2, destination3, destination4};
        log(String.format("walking path %s: %b", Arrays.toString(path), getWalking().walkPath(Stream.of(path)
                .collect(Collectors.toList()))));

        // or just look up the LocalPathFinder in the API docs for lower level 
        // access to local region path finding 
        LocalPathFinder lpf = new LocalPathFinder(getBot());