First let me clarify something - I haven't had almost no Java lessons and therefore this is purely for my own education. Ad hoc, I suck. I am making an auto-buying script, which ought to be quite successful (not programmed-wise, but gp/h wise. Even construction/h wise.). Due to the shop's price going up as you buy the items in, I am looking for a function that would (once there's less than (in a shop), for example, 900 items) hop the worlds. And then proceed down the list of the worlds, somewhat like if you're in world 301 and there are only 890 items in the shop, log to world 302. And repeat.

 

So, can somebody provide me some information on how to 1) Detect in which world you currently are, 2) How to hop the worlds.

 

 

Also, does a closed door have different ID than opened?

 

 

P.S: This might as well come in handy regarding the world 385.

Edited March 30, 201411 yr by snaes

take care of pvp worlds!

client.getCurrentWorld()

 

There is a WorldHopper class documented in the API. You can access an instance by just using worldHopper variable in the Script class.

 

Don't use ID's, they change all of the time.

An opened door has the same id as a closed door.

An opened door has the same id as a closed door.

It doesn't, actually.