Successful tree felling counter

Attempt to capture the logging by capturing the chat message that says "You get some logs." as follows:

public void onMessage(String message){
	if(message.contains("You get some logs.")){
		logsChooped++;
	}
}

But I can not capture the events of the chat, I do not understand how to initialize that function and that it keeps capturing the messages for that counter.

Thank you in advance and if there is a more ethical solution, I would appreciate the information.

Edited April 17, 20187 yr by trainux

Perhaps store an variable for an int which is called after every interaction with a tree ( for instance in a loop). Thus, each time a tree is cut, an increase of one to the integer is given. This can then be called for a gui of sorts if that is what you are looking for. Hope this helped get you on the right track with the thought process atleast

I’m assuming what you are after is MessageListener

Kinda confused by your wording, what do you mean by "the events of the chat"? And you don't need to 'initialize' that method, just put in in your class which extends script with the @override annotation. Then it will automatically run in a sperate thread.

    @Override
    public void onMessage(Message message) throws java.lang.InterruptedException {
		String msg = message.getMessage().toLowerCase();
		if (msg.contains("you get some logs")) {
			woodCut++;
		}
	}

 

You're using an old version of the MessageListener interface. It takes a Message argument now instead of String.

I'm kind of confused what you're asking for are you asking for a counter for how many logs you have received or a counter for how many trees are cut?

	@Override
	public void onMessage(Message msg) {
		if (msg.getMessage().contains("You get some logs"))
			logsChopped++;
	}

 

 

20 hours ago, Theorems said:

Kinda confused by your wording, what do you mean by "the events of the chat"? And you don't need to 'initialize' that method, just put in in your class which extends script with the @override annotation. Then it will automatically run in a sperate thread.

    @Override
    public void onMessage(Message message) throws java.lang.InterruptedException {
		String msg = message.getMessage().toLowerCase();
		if (msg.contains("you get some logs")) {
			woodCut++;
		}
	}

 

Thanks, solved.