How to make the player stay in a area?

[faruk141]

Hi OSbot community,

im working on my first script , which is a simple iron miner.

I have defined an area, where the player(bot) is supposed to stay, but i dont know which command makes the bot stay in that area . Can someone help me?

Edited February 19, 2018 by faruk141

[Duhstin]

8 minutes ago, faruk141 said:

Hi OSbot community,

im working on my first script , which is a simple iron miner.

I have defined an area, where the player(bot) is supposed to stay, but i dont know which command makes the bot stay in that area . Can someone help me?

 

if(AREA.contains(ORE.getPosition()){

// INTERACT

}

 

 

or if you want to walk back to the area if you leave it,

 

if(!AREA.contains(myPosition())){

getWalking().webWalk(AREA.getRandomPosition());

}

Edited February 19, 2018 by Duhstin

[transmission]

could use player get area and if hes not in ur area walk to it

 

or just check if the iron is in ur area and then mine it if its not sleep

 

 

EDIT: yup what the dude above me said.

Edited February 19, 2018 by transmission

[Chris]

Area myArea = new Area(0,0,0,0);

if (myArea.contains(myPlayer())
	//we are in the area
else //we are not in the area
	getWalking().walk(myArea);

 

To grab rocks within your area use a Filter<RS2Object> in .closest(Filter<> filter);

[Juggles]

Check if in area, if not walk there 

[faruk141]

12 hours ago, Duhstin said:

 

if(AREA.contains(ORE.getPosition()){

// INTERACT

}

 

 

or if you want to walk back to the area if you leave it,

 

if(!AREA.contains(myPosition())){

getWalking().webWalk(AREA.getRandomPosition());

}

thank you very much! i used the AREA.contains(ORE) method and its working.

There was another iron ore with the same id  outside the area and because of this i needed a solution for this problem.

[Butters]

2 hours ago, faruk141 said:

thank you very much! i used the AREA.contains(ORE) method and its working.

There was another iron ore with the same id  outside the area and because of this i needed a solution for this problem.

Not wise to use ids for rocks, check this out

Also, though basically the same, check what Chris wrote. His snippet is basic and clean.

[The Undefeated]

15 hours ago, Duhstin said:

 

if(AREA.contains(ORE.getPosition()){

// INTERACT

}

 

 

or if you want to walk back to the area if you leave it,

 

if(!AREA.contains(myPosition())){

getWalking().webWalk(AREA.getRandomPosition());

}

Ore is a RS2Object so it's an entity. You can just use contains(ORE) in that case.