How can i use ids instead of string names

[chardragon]

I am trying to make a simple agility script for Faldor which has two consecutive "Jump Ledges" and the bot currently chooses the previous one as its the closest whern using

 

private String[] names = {"Rough wall", "Tightrope", "Hand holds", "Gap", "Gap", "Tightrope","Tightrope","Gap","Ledge","Ledge","Ledge","Ledge","Edge"};
//    private int[] names = {14898, 14899, 14901, 14903, 14904, 14905,14911,14919,14920,14921,14923,14924,149251};
    Entity previous;

    @Override
    public void onStart() {
        getExperienceTracker().start(Skill.AGILITY);
    }

    @Override
    public int onLoop() throws InterruptedException {
        int starting = getExperienceTracker().getGainedXP(Skill.AGILITY);
        Entity nextObj = getObjects().closest(obj -> Arrays.asList(names).contains(obj.getName()) &&
                Arrays.asList(actions).contains(obj.getActions()[0]) &&
                (getMap().canReach(obj)) &&
                !obj.equals(previous));
        log(nextObj.getId());

 

I am trying to implement the array of ids and have tried

 

Entity nextObj = getObjects().closest(obj -> Arrays.asList(names).contains(obj.getId()) && Arrays.asList(actions).contains(obj.getActions()[0]) && (getMap().canReach(obj)) && !obj.equals(previous)); However it just creates nulls and breaks the script i was wondering how can i overcome this / the best way to achieve this.

[Explv]

You can differentiate between them by the position of the object

For example, one ledge is at Position(3011, 3343, 3), and the following is at Position(3012, 3334, 3)

[Khaleesi]

Ids, work exactly the same as names tbh, but that's most likely not going to solve your issue

Make like an Enum with an RooftopArea + Object name + position + action and use that instead
Add some area checks in there to know which roof you are on and which object to interact with so you can control what's going on.

Edited August 11, 2023 by Khaleesi

[chardragon]

On 8/11/2023 at 8:39 PM, Khaleesi said:

Ids, work exactly the same as names tbh, but that's most likely not going to solve your issue

Make like an Enum with an RooftopArea + Object name + position + action and use that instead
Add some area checks in there to know which roof you are on and which object to interact with so you can control what's going on.

Hi Thanks for the reply I actually managed to solve it by doing this getObjects().closest(obj -> Arrays.asList(ids).contains(Integer.toString(obj.getId())) and then making it an array of strings instead I'm not really sure why it wouldn't work with ints but there we go