Usage:

Place this somewhere in the class:

DicloniusWalking walker = null; 

 
Place this onStart:

walker = new DicloniusWalking(this); 

 
Create a new path like so, note that the positions can be as far away from each other as you like as this will walk along the lines between each position. For easy path generation, use this: http://osbot.org/forum/topic/13836-multi-path-recorder/

Position[] path = new Position[] {
new Position(3093,3491,0),
new Position(3080,3483,0),
new Position(3081,3472,0),
new Position(3082,3466,0),
new Position(3090,3440,0),
new Position(3081,3421,0),
}; 

 
Walk like so:

walker.walk(path,direction); 

 
Class:

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

import org.osbot.script.MethodProvider;
import org.osbot.script.Script;
import org.osbot.script.rs2.map.Position;

public class DicloniusWalking {

	Script S;

	public DicloniusWalking(Script script) {
		S = script;
	}

	public boolean walk(Position[] path, boolean direction) throws InterruptedException {
		Position dest = S.client.getDestination();
		if(S.distance(dest)<MethodProvider.random(3,7) || !S.myPlayer().isMoving()) {
			Position pos = nextPos(path, direction);
			
			if(pos == null) {
				return false;
			} else {
				return S.walkMiniMap(pos);
			}
				
		}
		return true;
	}
	
	public Position nextPos(Position[] path, boolean direction) {
		List<Position> fullPath = getFullPath(path);

		if(direction) {
			for(int u = 0; u < fullPath.size(); u++) {
				Position p = fullPath.get(u);
				if(S.distance(p) < 10) {
					int xOffSet = MethodProvider.random(3)-1;
					int yOffSet = MethodProvider.random(3)-1;
					return new Position(p.getX()+ xOffSet,p.getY()+yOffSet,S.myZ());
				}
			}
		} else {
			for(int u = fullPath.size()-1; u > 0; u=u-1) {
				Position p = fullPath.get(u);
				if(S.distance(p) < 10) {
					int xOffSet = MethodProvider.random(3)-1;
					int yOffSet = MethodProvider.random(3)-1;
					return new Position(p.getX()+ xOffSet,p.getY()+yOffSet,S.myZ());
				}
			}
		}



		return null;

	}

	public boolean atPathEnd(Position[] path, int distance) {
		if(S.distance(path[0]) > distance) {
			return true;
		}
		if(S.distance(path[path.length-1]) > distance) {
			return true;
		}
		return false;
	}

	private boolean yEqualsMXPlusC(int y,double m,int x, int c) {
		int a =(((int)Math.round(m*x))+c) -y;
		return a == -1 ||  a == 0 ||  a == 1;
	}

	private List<Position> getFullPath(Position[] path) {
		List<Position> fullPath = new ArrayList<Position>();
		for(int a = 0; a < path.length -1;a++) {
			Position pos1 = path[a];
			Position pos2 = path[a+1];

			int y = pos1.getY() - pos2.getY();
			int x = pos1.getX() - pos2.getX();

			double m = (double)(y)/(double)(x);
			int c = (int) Math.round(pos1.getY() - m*pos1.getX());

			
			//straight line along y axis
			if(pos1.getY() == pos2.getY()) {
				if(pos1.getX() < pos2.getX()) {
					for(int i = pos1.getX(); i <= pos2.getX(); i++ ) {
						fullPath.add(new Position(i,pos1.getY(),0));
					}
				} else {
					for(int i = pos1.getX(); i >= pos2.getX(); i = i-1) {
						fullPath.add(new Position(i,pos1.getY(),0));
					}
				}
			}
			
			//straight line along X axis
			if(pos1.getX() == pos2.getX()) {
				if(pos1.getY() < pos2.getY()) {
					for(int i = pos1.getY(); i <= pos2.getY(); i++ ) {
						fullPath.add(new Position(i,pos1.getX(),0));
					}
				} else {
					for(int i = pos1.getX(); i >= pos2.getX(); i = i-1) {
						fullPath.add(new Position(i,pos1.getX(),0));
					}
				}
			}
			
			//if pos1 is below pos2
			if(pos1.getY() < pos2.getY()) {
				//loop the squares between pos1 and 2 on the y axis
				for(int l = pos1.getY(); l < pos2.getY(); l++) {

					//if pos1 is left of pos2
					if(pos1.getX() < pos2.getX()) {
						//loop the squares between pos1 and 2 on the x axis
						for(int w = pos1.getX() ; w < pos2.getX() ; w++) {
							//if y=mx+c, pretty much if this square is on the line.
							if(yEqualsMXPlusC(l,m,w,c)) {
								fullPath.add(new Position(w,l,0));
							}
						}
					} else if(pos1.getX() > pos2.getX()){//pos1 is right of pos 2
						//loop the squares between pos1 and 2 on the x axis
						for(int w = pos1.getX() ; w > pos2.getX() ; w = w-1) {

							//if y=mx+c, pretty much if this square is on the line.
							if(yEqualsMXPlusC(l,m,w,c)) {
								fullPath.add(new Position(w,l,0));
							}
						}
					}
				}
			} else if(pos1.getY() > pos2.getY()) {
				//loop the squares between pos1 and 2 on the y axis
				for(int l = pos1.getY(); l > pos2.getY(); l=l-1) {

					//if pos1 is left of pos2
					if(pos1.getX() < pos2.getX()) {
						//loop the squares between pos1 and 2 on the x axis
						for(int w = pos1.getX() ; w < pos2.getX() ; w++) {
							//if y=mx+c, pretty much if this square is on the line.
							if(yEqualsMXPlusC(l,m,w,c)) {
								fullPath.add(new Position(w,l,0));
							}
						}
					} else if(pos1.getX() > pos2.getX()) {//pos1 is right of pos 2
						//loop the squares between pos1 and 2 on the x axis
						for(int w = pos1.getX() ; w > pos2.getX() ; w = w-1) {

							//if y=mx+c, pretty much if this square is on the line.
							if(yEqualsMXPlusC(l,m,w,c)) {
								fullPath.add(new Position(w,l,0));
							}
						}
					}
				}
			}
		}
		return fullPath;
	}
}
 

 

Edited September 14, 201312 yr by Diclonius

Nice work man.

If you used this code before this post, copy class code again because I fixed an error with straight lines.

Edited August 30, 201312 yr by Diclonius

This is awfully long. :x

This is awfully long. :x

It's cool though because the points can be as far away from each other as you like and it's randomized.

 

This is awfully long. :x

It's cool though because the points can be as far away from each other as you like and it's randomized.

 

Ah, that's nice. I have a nifty snippet as well which works awesome too. ;)

Is there any way to add support for door handling in this snippet?

Thanks.

Is there any way to add support for door handling in this snippet?

Thanks.

 

 

I suppose I could try to implement the other door handling snippet that somebody posted but to be honest I can't really be bothered and I can see it causing some problems for example, if you wanted to walk from across Varrock from one corner to another, if one of the tiles it walks to is inside a building, it would go through opening that door and then by the time the door is open, it would probably be trying to walk inside a different building. I think it would be better to just code in doors yourself. A good way to detect if you need to open a door is using realDistance(Position). it will return -1 if the position is unreachable so make it a position on the side of the door you want to be on and it will return -1 if you need to open the door.

Please utilise the methods already provided by the java api, they're there for a reason. Specifically the Math class.

 

@DoorHandling, Please check the api. 

import org.osbot.script.rs2.map.DoorHandler;

DoorHandler doorHandler = new DoorHandler();
if(doorHandler.handleNextObstacle(...)) {
	//can reach ...
}

Oh, and what is the point of your, getFullPath method?

It gets a list, in order, of all the tiles along the line so that I can loop through them going up/down the line. Also I already explained why I didn't add door handling. I might give it a try though,

It gets a list, in order, of all the tiles along the line so that I can loop through them going up/down the line. Also I already explained why I didn't add door handling. I might give it a try though,

 

Why not just use

DoorHandler doorHandler = new DoorHandler();
if(doorHandler.handleNextObstacle(...)) {
	//can reach ...
}

when walking to each point

 

and why haven't you used the Math class etc, could make this a lot simpler and shorter.

what is getFullPath? lol

 

It gets a list, in order, of all the tiles along the line so that I can loop through them going up/down the line. Also I already explained why I didn't add door handling. I might give it a try though,

Why not just use

DoorHandler doorHandler = new DoorHandler();if(doorHandler.handleNextObstacle(...)) {	//can reach ...}

when walking to each point

and why haven't you used the Math class etc, could make this a lot simpler and shorter.

I didn't use the math class because I can't see how any of the methods could be used for what I wanted to do. If you could explain a better method, that would help me out .

Edited September 3, 201312 yr by Diclonius

int a = 10, b = 6;

if(a > b) {

for(int i = b; i <= a; i++) {

}

} else {

for(int i = a; i <= b; i++) {

}

}

=

int a = 10, b = 6;

for(int i = Math.min(a, b); i <= Math.max(a, b); i++) {

}