getting current world

[Reid]

public static final int getCurrentWorld(final ClassLoader loader)
   throws Exception {
  final Field field = loader.loadClass("client").getDeclaredField("z");
  if (!field.isAccessible())
   field.setAccessible(true);
  return field.getInt(null) * -2588411;
 }


Usage: getCurrentWorld(bot.D());

currently using this to check if im in world 85 then i hop if i am

[Undecided]

dont forget world 86 :p

[Reid]

dont forget world 86

thx didn't know it was 86 too :p

[Swizzbeat]

It could just be that I'm stupid, but due to OSBot's obfuscation wouldn't you have to edit this every client update?

[Reid]

It could just be that I'm stupid, but due to OSBot's obfuscation wouldn't you have to edit this every client update?

ye

[Bhombdabs]

ye

sounds fun

[Dog_]

It could just be that I'm stupid, but due to OSBot's obfuscation wouldn't you have to edit this every client update?

I wrote this for OP, and yes you're correct. It would also need to be updated everytime there's a RuneScape client update, but I'm fine with fixing it.

[Reid]

I wrote this for OP, and yes you're correct. It would also need to be updated everytime there's a RuneScape client update, but I'm fine with fixing it.

wat no dog_ wrote it

[fish1328]

You could just make your own small updater and implement it into your script. Grabbing them fields is pretty easy as the class "client" has a fixed name and doesn't change throughout revisions; you'd just have to hunt a pattern down with either ASM or regex =) I've done it before so it can't be that hard haha

[Dog_]

wat no dog_ wrote it

that's me

You could just make your own small updater and implement it into your script. Grabbing them fields is pretty easy as the class "client" has a fixed name and doesn't change throughout revisions; you'd just have to hunt a pattern down with either ASM or regex =) I've done it before so it can't be that hard haha

I have my own updater but it's really a waste of time implementing it into a script lol

[Dog_]

Aaaaand I wasted my time. I just noticed that current world is already there

I don't even api

Edited March 4, 2014 by Ryuzaki

[Ande]

client.getCurrentWorld() works too.