All Food Support

[Mikey]

This is an easy way to support all food.

 

Item[] items = myPlayer().getClient().getInventory().getItems();

for (Item i : items) {
    if (i != null && ItemDefinition.forId(i.getId()).getActions()[0] != null) {
        if (ItemDefinition.forId(i.getId()).getActions()[0].equals("Eat")) {
            //this is food
        }
    }
}

[Joseph]

This is an easy way to support all food.

 

Item[] items = myPlayer().getClient().getInventory().getItems();

for (Item i : items) {
    if (i != null && ItemDefinition.forId(i.getId()).getActions()[0] != null) {
        if (ItemDefinition.forId(i.getId()).getActions()[0].equals("Eat")) {
            //this is food
        }
    }
}

There is a way easier way of do thing this.

[Mikey]

There is a way easier way of do thing this.

 

Why not post it?

[Cyro]

This is an easy way to support all food.

 

Item[] items = myPlayer().getClient().getInventory().getItems();

for (Item i : items) {
    if (i != null && ItemDefinition.forId(i.getId()).getActions()[0] != null) {
        if (ItemDefinition.forId(i.getId()).getActions()[0].equals("Eat")) {
            //this is food
        }
    }
}

Instead of myPlayer()#getClient() you can just use client

Why not use item#getItemDefinition()

And the first option might not be the in the first index in the actions array

Not sure but you might want to check it

[Mikey]

Instead of myPlayer()#getClient() you can just use client

Why not use item#getItemDefinition()

And the first option might not be the in the first index in the actions array

Not sure but you might want to check it

 

It always is for food because they're sent through only one packet.

 

Edit: Thanks for the tips by the way.

Edited April 12, 2014 by Mikey1

[Joseph]

It always is for food because they're sent through only one packet.

 

Edit: Thanks for the tips by the way.

Oh because I was on my phone at the time and I still am. But I'll post it tomorrow. I was also going to tell you those tips too

[Joseph]

	public int eatFood(int hp) throws InterruptedException	{
		if (client.getSkills().getCurrentLevel(Skill.HITPOINTS) <= hp)	{
			for (Item i: client.getInventory().getItems())	{
				if (i!=null && i.getDefinition().getActions()[0].equalsIgnoreCase("eat"))	{
					client.getInventory().interactWithId(i.getId(), i.getDefinition().getActions()[0], true);
				}
			}
		}
		return 1000;
	}

this method will only work with items that contain the action eat in the first index.

Edited April 21, 2014 by josedpay

[Pseudo]

	public int eatFood(int hp) throws InterruptedException	{
		if (client.getSkills().getCurrentLevel(Skill.HITPOINTS) <= hp)	{
			//check your hp, will only work if your hp is lower or equal to your argument 
			for (Item i: client.getInventory().getItems())	{
				//gets an array of items in your inventory
				if (i!=null && i.getDefinition().getActions()[0].equalsIgnoreCase("eat"))	{
					//check to see if you items arent null, Then look for the item that contains the word eat as the first action, (hence the 0)
					client.getInventory().interactWithId(i.getId(), i.getDefinition().getActions()[0], true);
					//interacts with item: interactWithId(item id, item action, force left click);
				}
			}
		}
		return 1000;
	}

this method will only work with items that contain the action eat in the first index.

 

Are you trying to be funny?

[Joseph]

Are you trying to be funny?

no why do you ask

[Dog_]

public int eatFood(int hp) throws InterruptedException	{		if (client.getSkills().getCurrentLevel(Skill.HITPOINTS) <= hp)	{			//check your hp, will only work if your hp is lower or equal to your argument 			for (Item i: client.getInventory().getItems())	{				//gets an array of items in your inventory				if (i!=null && i.getDefinition().getActions()[0].equalsIgnoreCase("eat"))	{					//check to see if you items arent null, Then look for the item that contains the word eat as the first action, (hence the 0)					client.getInventory().interactWithId(i.getId(), i.getDefinition().getActions()[0], true);					//interacts with item: interactWithId(item id, item action, force left click);				}			}		}		return 1000;	}

this method will only work with items that contain the action eat in the first index.

lol

Not any better than what OP posted

[Swizzbeat]

for (Item current : client.getInventory().getItems()) {
    if (Arrays.asList(current.getDefinition().getActions()).contains("Eat")) {
        client.getInventory().interactWithId(current.getId(), "Eat");
    }
}

pls

[Pseudo]

for (Item current : client.getInventory().getItems()) {
    if (Arrays.asList(current.getDefinition().getActions()).contains("Eat")) {
        client.getInventory().interactWithId(current.getId(), "Eat");
    }
}

pls

 

Null check pls Ant.

[Swizzbeat]

Null check pls Ant.

No I like seeing stack traces it makes me feel sophisticated Corey with an e.

[NotoriousPP]

No I like seeing stack traces it makes me feel sophisticated Corey with an e.

 

Wait....

 

Stack traces are a bad thing?!

[Swizzbeat]

Wait....

 

Stack traces are a bad thing?!

Only if it's an NPE ;)