getLoaded, getNearest, getSecondNearest, getFurthest and getRandom for RS2Objects, NPCs, Players and GroundItems. Enjoy:

 

Download the class and source files here.

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Open the Jar with any Zip/Rar program, and extract. There's pre-compiled classes (.class) and the source codes (.java). Enjoy.

 

[edit] Forgot to mention: The available parameters are int, String and Filter Var-Args for every method! You don't have to have any parameter at all if you don't want. [/edit]

 

Example of use:

		MethodAdapter methodAdapter = new MethodAdapter(this);
		


		final GroundItem bones = methodAdapter.getGroundItemHandler().getRandom(
				"Bones");

		methodAdapter.interactWithEntity(bones, "Take", 1000, 200, 400,
				new XDynamicSleep() {

					@Override
					public boolean canAwake() {

						return !bones.exists();
					}
				});

Or if you want to create an EntityXProfile:

		//Declare a new <code>MethodAdapter</code> instance
		final MethodAdapter m = new MethodAdapter(this);
		
		//Declare a new <code>EntityProfile<generic extends Entity>
		EntityXProfile<NPC> whiteKnight = new EntityXProfile<>();
		
		//Provide the profile defining attributes:
		whiteKnight.setAreas(falador);
		whiteKnight.setNames("White Knight");
		whiteKnight.setFilters(new Filter<NPC>() {
			@Override
			public boolean accept(NPC o) {
				
				return o.getFacing() == null || o.getFacing().equals(m.getLocalPlayer());
			}
		}); //Check to make sure that the NPC isn't in combat or is in combat with me
		
		//Find the nearest and second nearest Rock Crab and declare new <code>NPC</code> instances
		NPC first = m.getNPCHandler().getNearest(whiteKnight);
		NPC second = m.getNPCHandler().getSecondNearest(whiteKnight);
		




		//Do what you want, just make sure you null-check them first.
		if (first != null && !first.isMoving())
			first.interact("Attack");
		else if (second != null && !first.isMoving())
			second.interact("Attack");
		else
			//No NPC found

Description:

I've finished creating a generic-orientated getter class for Entities. This ensures that objects, NPC, players and ground items all use the same methods to their specific needs. Because I'm a bit of a perfectionist, I prefer "getting" and evaluating object instances before interacting. I want to be the one who handles those processed. This helps ensure that each interaction is concluded flawlessly.

 

 

How to install:

Copy the src/co/ folder to your source folder.

 

Edited October 21, 201312 yr by liverare

Ohhh, I like.

Looks awesome, I may be wanting to use this soon.

 

Thanks for putting it up

This will be useful

Pain spotted a missing class file. That is now resolved. Please download the new version and disregard the old! I've also cleaned up the packaging a bit.