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Friends chat, names are always loaded, how to determine if a name is visible on the screen

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Hey, I am trying to see if a name is visible on the users screen and to hover over the name if it is, however I just can't seem to get it working since all the username widgets are shown as visible and I have no clue on how to solve this problem when I cannot see if a name is visible or not. Any help?

Haven't tested this but this should work. You could change the name in nameWidget to whatever you were searching for.

RS2Widget nameWidget = getWidgets().getWidgetContainingText("name");
        
if (nameWidget != null && nameWidget.isVisible()) {
	nameWidget.hover();
}

 

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15 hours ago, Lunar said:

Haven't tested this but this should work. You could change the name in nameWidget to whatever you were searching for.

RS2Widget nameWidget = getWidgets().getWidgetContainingText("name");
        
if (nameWidget != null && nameWidget.isVisible()) {
	nameWidget.hover();
}

 

Unfortunately this doesn't work

15 hours ago, Lunar said:

Haven't tested this but this should work. You could change the name in nameWidget to whatever you were searching for.

RS2Widget nameWidget = getWidgets().getWidgetContainingText("name");
        
if (nameWidget != null && nameWidget.isVisible()) {
	nameWidget.hover();
}

 

This will always be true since the widget is always visible, even if it is not

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