getInventory.contains problems

[Phree]

Hello,

For some reason this keeps logging 2 while I'm 100% sure I got a Wooden shield in my inventory...

Quote

public boolean woodenShieldInBotInv() {        
        if (phreeBot.getInventory().contains("Wooden shield")) {
            phreeBot.log("1");
            return true;
        } else {
            phreeBot.log("2");
        }
        return false;
    }

 

What am I doing wrong? When I create a new project with the same code it just works however in my existin project it doesn't when it used to work just right. Before asking what all my other code is, does that matter? 

[Token]

It's probably not related to the code if creating a new project with the same code makes it work

[Phree]

2 minutes ago, Token said:

It's probably not related to the code if creating a new project with the same code makes it work

Then what makes it go wrong?

[Token]

Just now, Phree said:

Then what makes it go wrong?

I guess wrong project setup, not building the script jar properly, many other things

[Phree]

When I put this on the top of my OnLoop out of the function and before executing any other code it still logs 2.

[BravoTaco]

Try putting the code directly into the OnLoop without using your phreeBot call just do getInventory().contains(name) 

If that works than it might be how your setting the phreeBot var.

Edited October 26, 2019 by BravoTaco

[Phree]

24 minutes ago, BravoTaco said:

Try putting the code directly into the OnLoop without using your phreeBot call just do getInventory().contains(name) 

If that works than it might be how your setting the phreeBot var.

I did this and it still logs 2.

[BravoTaco]

Very interesting. Might be as token said. You could get all the items in the inventory and see if it detects any items at all.

getInventory.getItems() - returns item array, i think

Loop through that and log the name of the items.

Edited October 26, 2019 by BravoTaco

[Phree]

Thanks all. Very strange but I just got back and run the script and now everything works as before.

 

Spooky.