Hey

1)

Better to have 

getBank().depositAll(axes)

in

if (canGetSteelAxe && axeInBank) {}

or in

boolean axeInBank = getBank().contains(axes -> axes.getName().endsWith("axe")) && getBank().depositAll(axes);

like I already do?

Thinking having it in each of the if's would require less from the cpu, rather than calling it every single time I'm using my getAxes() method?

EDIT: Had to change things up, so that bot wouldn't withdraw and deposit axe every single time before proceeding.

2)

Would it be better to include ex. 

getBank().withdraw("Steel axe", 1);

 in 

boolean canGetSteelAxe = (wcLvl > 6 && wcLvl < 21) && getBank().contains(axes);

, and just leave it with 

getBank().depositAll(axes);
log("Withdrawing Steel axe");

 ?

 

...Sorry if the question is confusing hahah.

 

getAxes() code :

private void getAxes() {

     int wcLvl = getSkills().getStatic(Skill.WOODCUTTING);

     boolean canGetSteelAxe = (wcLvl > 6 && wcLvl < 21) && getBank().contains(axes) && !getInventory().contains("Steel axe");
     boolean canGetMithrilAxe = (wcLvl >= 21 && wcLvl < 31) && getBank().contains(axes) && !getInventory().contains("Mithril axe");
     boolean canGetAdamantAxe = (wcLvl >= 31 && wcLvl < 41) && getBank().contains(axes) && !getInventory().contains("Adamant axe");
     boolean canGetRuneAxe = wcLvl >= 41 && getBank().contains(axes) && !getInventory().contains("Rune axe");

    boolean axeInBank = getBank().contains(axes -> axes.getName().endsWith("axe"));

    if (canGetSteelAxe && axeInBank) {

        getBank().depositAll(axes);
        log("Withdrawing Steel axe");
        getBank().withdraw("Steel axe", 1);
    }

    if (canGetMithrilAxe && axeInBank) {

        getBank().depositAll(axes);
        log("Withdrawing Mithril axe");
        getBank().withdraw("Mithril axe", 1);
    }

    if (canGetAdamantAxe && axeInBank) {

        getBank().depositAll(axes);
        log("Withdrawing Adamant axe");
        getBank().withdraw("Adamant axe", 1);
    }

    if (canGetRuneAxe && axeInBank) {

        getBank().depositAll(axes);
        log("Withdrawing Rune axe");
        getBank().withdraw("Rune axe", 1);
    }
}

Edited March 31, 20196 yr by t0r3

Why no black axe!? ?‍♂️ 

7 minutes ago, Imthabawse said:

Why no black axe!? ?‍♂️ 

hahah  No one use black axe ? Got any suggestions though? : )

I'd suggest looking at Enums.

3 minutes ago, t0r3 said:

hahah  No one use black axe ? Got any suggestions though? : )

I do.. ? lol but on a serious note as I said before I personally have not used booleans so I would write something like:

If (wcLvl > 21 && wcLvl < 31) {

getWalking.webWalk(bank)

getbank.open

deposit steelaxe

withdraw mithrilaxe

Wrote on phone so yeah.. 

13 minutes ago, Imthabawse said:

I do.. ? lol but on a serious note as I said before I personally have not used booleans so I would write something like:

If (wcLvl > 21 && wcLvl < 31) {

getWalking.webWalk(bank)

getbank.open

deposit steelaxe

withdraw mithrilaxe

Wrote on phone so yeah.. 

Yeah that would work I think, but I don't want to do that in the middle of cutting wood. Wanna wait till banking

15 minutes ago, HeyImJamie said:

I'd suggest looking at Enums.

Thanks! Any examples, and in relation what?

@t0r3 in that case you could add to if (wcLvl > 21 && wcLvl < 31 && getInventory.isFull) {

walk.bank

Etc..

8 minutes ago, Imthabawse said:

@t0r3 in that case you could add to if (wcLvl > 21 && wcLvl < 31 && getInventory.isFull) {

walk.bank

Etc..

I have this in my banking method  Might have to change some stuff tho

private void needToBank() throws InterruptedException {

    boolean axeInInventory = getInventory().contains(axes -> axes.getName().endsWith("axe"));

    if (!Banks.LUMBRIDGE_UPPER.contains(myPosition())) {

        getWalking().webWalk(Banks.LUMBRIDGE_UPPER);

    }  if (getInventory().isEmpty() || !axeInInventory){

        getBank().open();

        SleepEasy.sleepUntil(() -> getBank().isOpen(), 18000);

        if (getBank().contains(axes)) {

            getAxes();
        }
    }

    if (getInventory().isFull()) {

        getBank().open();

        SleepEasy.sleepUntil(() -> getBank().isOpen(), 14000);

        if (getBank().isOpen() && getInventory().contains(logs -> logs.getName().endsWith("logs"))) {

            getBank().depositAllExcept(axes);
        }

        if (getBank().contains(axes)) {

            getAxes();
        }
    }
}

Edited March 31, 20196 yr by t0r3

Wouldnt it try to keep getting an axe out of the bank after wcLvl >= 41 "Rune axe"? Have you tested this?

8 minutes ago, Imthabawse said:

Wouldnt it try to keep getting an axe out of the bank after wcLvl >= 41 "Rune axe"? Have you tested this?

Yeah maybe. No, haven't tested it. But when using the other axes, it already has the desired axe in inventory and is not stuck trying to withdraw/deposit other axes. So guess that it still would work. Could set it to == 41 probably idk  u making a progressive script too? hehe

EDIT: yes, it got stuck lol. 

changed it to ;

boolean canGetMithrilAxe = (wcLvl >= 21 && wcLvl < 31) && getBank().contains(axes);
boolean canGetAdamantAxe = (wcLvl >= 31 && wcLvl < 41) && getBank().contains(axes);

Edited March 31, 20196 yr by t0r3

Actually id use that to get all axes.. ex:

If(wcLvl == 21) {

get Mithril axe 

And no i'm not making a progressive script I just write scripts for tasks I dont wanna do lol

2 minutes ago, Imthabawse said:

Actually id use that to get all axes.. ex:

If(wcLvl == 21) {

get Mithril axe 

And no i'm not making a progressive script I just write scripts for tasks I dont wanna do lol

Yeah, but what if the script starts at lvl 24 and has a steel axe equipped? Then it would not withdraw another axe before reaching lvl 31?

Yeah true guess thatd only be good from lvl 1 ?

14 minutes ago, Imthabawse said:

Yeah true guess thatd only be good from lvl 1 ?

yeah ?  

Discovered it would always deposit the current axe before withdrawing it again, each time banking. Changed it to;

boolean canGetSteelAxe = (wcLvl > 6 && wcLvl < 21) && getBank().contains(axes) && !getInventory().contains("Steel axe");

so that it will only get the steel axe when it is not in inventory

Also moved 

getBank().depositAll(axes);

out of

boolean axeInBank

into

if (canGetSteelAxe && axeInBank)

aaand now it works lol, always something wrong

Changed it in the OP too.

 

Edited March 31, 20196 yr by t0r3

https://github.com/HeyImJamie/JProgressiveWoodcutter/tree/master/src/scripts/JProgressiveWoodcutter

Take a look at this. It's for a separate client, but should give you a right idea. The enum and best axe method can be found in the data folder.