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

dont forget world 86 :p

dont forget world 86

thx didn't know it was 86 too :p

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

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

ye

sounds fun

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.

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

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

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

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

I don't even api

Edited March 4, 201411 yr by Ryuzaki

client.getCurrentWorld() works too.