Got it working now, thank you for the contribution.

 

This has made me scratch my head for a while now..

 

	RS2Widget wid = getWidgets().get(162, 53, 2);
		
		if (wid != null && wid.isVisible()) {
			if (wid.getMessage() == "Leather") {
				widget = "Widget is visible and text is leather";
			} else {
				widget = "Widget is visible but text is " + wid.getMessage();
			}
		} else {
			widget = "Widget is not visible";
		}

Notice the "Widget is visible BUT text is Leather". wid.getMessage() returns Leather so I don't understand what the issue is.

Anybody has any idea?

 

EDIT:

Now this issue has appeared. I'm also having trouble interacting with widgets (as you can see above).

			getKeyboard().typeString("5");
			getKeyboard().typeEnter();

            //Tried this method aswell a few days ago and it worked fine. Until now
			getKeyboard().pressKey((char) KeyEvent.VK_ENTER);
			getKeyboard().releaseKey((char) KeyEvent.VK_ENTER);

Why am I having these weird issues?

Edit again:

Ok so turns out this simple code works out when I use it in a basic script class that I use purely for bugtesting. But within my code it wont work. Alot of random sleeps I know it's just because I couldn't get a hang of it.

			RS2Widget pSearch = getWidgets().get(162, 53, 2);
			if (pSearch != null && pSearch.isVisible()) {
				logs = "pSearch finns";
				log("pSearch inte");
				getMouse().move(random(220, 306), random(373, 388));
				getMouse().click(false);
				sleep(random(300, 600));
			} else {
				logs = "pSearch finns inte";
				log("pSearch finns inte");
				sleep(random(500, 800));
				getKeyboard().typeString("leat");
				sleep(random(500, 700));
				getMouse().move(random(351, 403), random(371, 396));
				getMouse().click(false);
				sleep(random(500, 700));
			}
			getMouse().move(random(224, 246), random(203, 220));
			//sleep(random(300, 600));
			getMouse().click(false);
		//	sleep(random(300, 600));
			getKeyboard().typeString("5");
			sleepR();
			getKeyboard().typeEnter();
			getKeyboard().pressKey((char) KeyEvent.VK_ENTER);
			getKeyboard().releaseKey((char) KeyEvent.VK_ENTER);
			sleepR();
			sleep(random(300, 600));
			getMouse().move(random(250, 269), random(280, 295));
			sleepR();
			getMouse().click(false);

 

Edited September 9, 20205 yr by nills3

https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/difference-equals-method-java/#:~:text=equals() method for content,of values in the objects.&text=Explanation%3A Here we are creating two objects namely s1 and s2.

You're checking whether both Strings are pointing to the same memory location, as opposed to comparing their contents. Use #equals or #equalsIgnoreCase instead of ==.

Edited September 9, 20205 yr by Eagle Scripts

21 minutes ago, Eagle Scripts said:

https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/difference-equals-method-java/#:~:text=equals() method for content,of values in the objects.&text=Explanation%3A Here we are creating two objects namely s1 and s2.

You're checking whether both Strings are pointing to the same memory location, as opposed to comparing their contents. Use #equals or #equalsIgnoreCase instead of ==.

Cheers mate, finally.

Got it all working now, thanks.