Hi!

Wondering if anyone else ran into this problem before.

I thought of a way to check if a runecrafting pouch is empty or not (during banking). If the banking interface is open the rune pouch has either the option "Fill" or "Empty". I wanted to create a check to see if the item has the action (when the banking interface is open).

I thought I could do it like underneath, but that provides you with all the items that would normally have that action (with the banking interface closed).

getInventory().filter(item -> item.hasAction("Fill")

How would I go on to read the (current) actions of an object? Or if anyone knows of a better way to check/know if the pouch is filled or not, please let me know since old strategies don't work anymore.

I believe the rune pouch config/id changes based on what's in it, if it's degraded etc.

 

This post is old but should provide some guidance.

 

https://osbot.org/forum/topic/10309-pouch-algorithm-for-adding-pouch-support-to-your-script/

15 hours ago, Muffins said:

I believe the rune pouch config/id changes based on what's in it, if it's degraded etc.

 

This post is old but should provide some guidance.

 

https://osbot.org/forum/topic/10309-pouch-algorithm-for-adding-pouch-support-to-your-script/

Thanks for your reply. 

I actually read that post and tried to implement a varbits method, but I couldn't get it to work. After that I remembered runelite having a plugin to count the essence so I went looking on their GitHub and there they mentioned that the varbits that track the amount of essence in a pouch were removed. Which explains why the varbits method I used always returned 0. 

So far no luck. Any other creative ideas?

Not sure if maybe something like this would work? //ignore the lack of format, it was fine in Eclipse, not sure why it messed up when I posted. ^^

	private String[] pouches = new String[] { "Small pouch", "Medium pouch", "Large pouch", "Giant pouch" };

public void pouch() throws InterruptedException {
	for (String pouch : pouches) {
    if  (!getInventory().contains(pouch); {
		  getBank().withdraw(pouch, 1);
        } else if (getInventory().contains(pouch)){
				if(pouch.hasAction("Fill")){
            		pouch.interact("Fill");
            		sleep(random(50, 500));    
        }
        new ConditionalSleep(1500, 20) {
            @Override
            public boolean condition() throws InterruptedException {
                return (pouch.hasAction("Empty"));
            }
        }.sleep();
    }
  }

 

Edited June 8, 20205 yr by Lol_marcus

On 6/6/2020 at 2:36 PM, Wolk said:

Hi!

Wondering if anyone else ran into this problem before.

I thought of a way to check if a runecrafting pouch is empty or not (during banking). If the banking interface is open the rune pouch has either the option "Fill" or "Empty". I wanted to create a check to see if the item has the action (when the banking interface is open).

I thought I could do it like underneath, but that provides you with all the items that would normally have that action (with the banking interface closed).

getInventory().filter(item -> item.hasAction("Fill")

How would I go on to read the (current) actions of an object? Or if anyone knows of a better way to check/know if the pouch is filled or not, please let me know since old strategies don't work anymore.

Try this, haven't tested it.

Item pouch = (Item) Arrays.stream(getInventory().getItems()).filter((i) -> i.getName().contains("pouch") && i.hasAction("Fill")).toArray()[0];

Thanks @Lol_marcus and @BravoTaco!

Sadly neither of those work since they use the same logic that I used/tried.

Item.hasAction("Fill")

always returns true for runecrafting pouches even when the option isn't available.

Edited June 8, 20205 yr by Wolk

1 hour ago, Wolk said:

Thanks @Lol_marcus and @BravoTaco!

Sadly neither of those work since they use the same logic that I used/tried.

Item.hasAction("Fill")

always returns true for runecrafting pouches even when the option isn't available.

Is the option visible even when its full? If so you will probably have to use configs than.

53 minutes ago, BravoTaco said:

Is the option visible even when its full? If so you will probably have to use configs than.

The option isn't visible when you have the banking interface open. Otherwise it's always visible.

4 minutes ago, Wolk said:

The option isn't visible when you have the banking interface open. Otherwise it's always visible.

Setting 261 is what you need 😉

1 hour ago, Khaleesi said:

Setting 261 is what you need 😉

Today I learned about the config debugger... Thank you!