public enum Direction    {
        SOUTH(0),
        SOUTH_WEST(256),
        WEST(512),
        NORTH_WEST(768),
        NORTH(1024),
        NORTH_EAST(1280),
        EAST(1536),
        SOUTH_EAST(1792);
        
        private int index;
        
        Direction(int index)    {
            this.index = index;
        }
        
        public static String toString(int index)    {
            for (Direction d: values())    {
                if (index == d.index)
                    return d.name().replace("_", " ").toLowerCase();
            }
            return null;
        }
        
        public static String toString(Direction d)    {
            return d.name().replace("_", " ").toLowerCase();
        }
    }

You simply have to use my players "getRotation()"

 

example:

log("" +Direction.toString(myPlayer().getRotation()));

pictures example: it wont let me add picture 

 

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Edited March 8, 201411 yr by josedpay

I would overload the toString and have it take a direction enum as well.

I would overload the toString and have it take a direction enum as well.

 i was actually doing that now for my script. ill add it in a bit

 

edit: added it in

Edited March 8, 201411 yr by josedpay

I'm not sure if your using the toString() correctly, I don't believe you should have a input in the constructor. Shouldn't it be something like:

   @Override
    public String toString() {
        final String s = super.toString().replace('_', ' ');
        return s.charAt(0) + s.substring(1,s.length()).toLowerCase();
    }

And to call toString you would simply call:

log(Direction.NORTH.toString());
//Outputs: North 

Edited March 9, 201411 yr by NotoriousPP

 

I'm not sure if your using the toString() correctly, I don't believe you should have a input in the constructor. Shouldn't it be something like:

   @Override
    public String toString() {
        final String s = super.toString().replace('_', ' ');
        return s.charAt(0) + s.substring(1,s.length()).toLowerCase();
    }

And to call toString you would simply call:

log(Direction.NORTH.toString());
//Outputs: North 

if you want to be all fancy you could do that with your toString(). i was just to lazy to do that. Also, the only reason why i put an argument inside the parameter because without, you wouldnt know which direction you are facing, without using player#getRotation. That the point of having toString a static method. So when you call the enum you could use that method. With out having to choose one of the actual enum option, and since you have a argument, you could simply add in your player getRotation().

 

for example: instead of doing this

• log(Direction.NORTH_WEST.toString());
• log(Direction.SOUTH.toString());
• log(Direction.EAST.toString());
• log(Direction.NORTH.toString());

you could do 

• log(Direction.toString(myPlayer().getRotation()));