if (item != null && item.isVisible() && getModel.getVerticeCount() >=0) or =>0) whatevs writing from hand.

 

Anywho, it still returns false no matter what, its not getting the vertice count it still tries to loot the item.

It always thinks its above 0 even if it is 0 or non existent.

if (item != null && item.isVisible() && getModel.getVerticeCount() >=0) or =>0) whatevs writing from hand.

 

Anywho, it still returns false no matter what, its not getting the vertice count it still tries to loot the item.

It always thinks its above 0 even if it is 0 or non existent.

You know vertices is the amount of edges on the GroundItem's model right? Therefore the value it returns should always be above 0.

You know vertices is the amount of edges on the GroundItem's model right? Therefore the value it returns should always be above 0.

 

yes i know, like when you loot an item it should have a vertice count correct?

 

BUT what about invisible items?

 

They return != null && visible BUT have no vertice count cause it's not physically visible, unless the client is reading invisible items and making up a vertice count.

yes i know, like when you loot an item it should have a vertice count correct?

 

BUT what about invisible items?

 

They return != null && visible BUT have no vertice count cause it's not physically visible, unless the client is reading invisible items and making up a vertice count.

Well the item will still have a model, it's just not being displayed. It's loading the model through the ground item's definition.