I wanna do something like

if 100 tin ores mined then go to state trading

but how should the script know how many tin ores it mined.

maybe getInventory().containts(Tin ore) +1?

 

I really appereciate your help

@mousbros Make a int called whatever you want. Then you have 2 options you can either track it based off what is in your bank when you go to bank or do int++ after everytime you mine the ore.

21 minutes ago, Gunman said:

@mousbros Make a int called whatever you want. Then you have 2 options you can either track it based off what is in your bank when you go to bank or do int++ after everytime you mine the ore.

thank you im gonna try that out

1 hour ago, mousbros said:

thank you im gonna try that out

@Gunman

case "MINING":
            final Area MINING_AREA1 = new Area (2982,3233,2990,3242);
            int ItemsMade = 0;
            
            if (!getInventory().isFull()) {
            if(MINING_AREA1.contains(myPosition()) && (getInventory().contains("Bronze pickaxe"))){
                RS2Object ore = getObjects().closest(11362,11363);                
                if (ore != null) {                    
                    log ("Found ore");
                    if (!myPlayer().isAnimating()) {
                        if (!myPlayer().isMoving()) {                                                        
                            ore.interact("Mine");
                            antiban();
                            ItemsMade += 1;
                            log("Made an item");
                        if (ItemsMade == 5) {
                            log("Walking to Draynor");
                            getWalking().webWalk(Banks.DRAYNOR);
                            }
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
        }

I did something like this, knows when the item is made cuz I see the log.

but it doesnt go to the draynor after 5 ''items are made''

 

Edited March 12, 20205 yr by mousbros

@mousbros Pretty sure you're reseting the counter every time at the start of the case. Log the int at the start of the case and the end and see if it is being reset each time. Also you can do ItemsMade++; instead of ItemsMade +=1;

12 minutes ago, Gunman said:

@mousbros Pretty sure you're reseting the counter every time at the start of the case. Log the int at the start of the case and the end and see if it is being reset each time. Also you can do ItemsMade++; instead of ItemsMade +=1;

yea your right, dumb of me. it just goes to 0 when the loop starts again. is there any trick that I can make it remember it how many times it did the loop

1 minute ago, mousbros said:

yea your right, dumb of me. it just goes to 0 when the loop starts again. is there any trick that I can make it remember it how many times it did the loop

Yeah....Move it out of the case.
private int ItemsMade = 0;

17 minutes ago, Gunman said:

Yeah....Move it out of the case.
private int ItemsMade = 0;

love you made it