Hi, very strange for me why bot is not interacting with widget. Want to make script for leveling up herblore. But somehow bot doesn't find the widget. It is not the first time I write something like this and everything went great. This time I made everything identical but it cant find the widget. Any help?  

RS2Widget herb = getWidgets().get(270,14, 29);
sleep(1000);
if(herb!= null){
    log("Widget found");
}
else{
    log("Widget not found");
}
if(herb != null) herb.interact();

 

EDIT: Found mistake. Didn't even though it could be it. In other similar scripts I used sleep(700) and for this one I used sleep(500), so it didn't read the widget that quickly. Since I already made this so for it not to be useless maybe any tips regarding sleeps? How much sleep would you have used in my case?

 

Edited July 20, 20196 yr by Kramnik

270, 14, 38 should work.

 

Edit: also make sure the widget is visible before retrieving it.

Edited July 20, 20196 yr by zwaffel

The sleep interval is irrelevant. If it's on mirror mode then it may be a mirror mode related issue. If that's only a section of your code then the problem lies elsewhere.

Before looking for the herb do a conditional sleep until that screen is open.

https://osbot.org/forum/topic/127193-conditional-sleep-with-lambda-expressions/

43 minutes ago, Token said:

The sleep interval is irrelevant. If it's on mirror mode then it may be a mirror mode related issue. If that's only a section of your code then the problem lies elsewhere.

But changing interval from 500 to 800 fixed everything  I am on injection mode

5 minutes ago, Kramnik said:

But changing interval from 500 to 800 fixed everything  I am on injection mode

Then you have an error elsewhere in the code

1 hour ago, Hybris said:

Before looking for the herb do a conditional sleep until that screen is open.

https://osbot.org/forum/topic/127193-conditional-sleep-with-lambda-expressions/

 

58 minutes ago, Kramnik said:

But changing interval from 500 to 800 fixed everything  I am on injection mode

I Agree with Hybris. Use a conditional sleep.

use 9 + 10 = 21

why widget when you can press 1 on the keyboard?

2 hours ago, Chris said:

why widget when you can press 1 on the keyboard?

 

44 minutes ago, Malcolm said:

This.

Wouldn't you still want to check the widget was up before pressing 1

24 minutes ago, Malcolm said:

Yes, check the sprite instead of using child widgets

Then why not tell him that  The guy can't figure out widgets, tell him to press 1 and he'll be spending his botting days typing 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 in game