You could also use that. Which return a rs2Object at the specific location.

client.getCurrentRigion.getObjectAtLocal(id, x, y, z);

You could also use that. Which return a rs2Object at the specific location.

client.getCurrentRigion.getObjectAtLocal(id, x, y, z);

 

Not a huge fan of using IDs for doors and gates, used it in the past and they seem to change once in a while..

should check if the door is already open

should check if the door is already open

it does? It checks whether it is at the same location as the closed door.

i just use this

public boolean gateIsOpen() {
		
		RS2Object gate = closestObjectForName("Gate");
		if(Arrays.asList(gate.getDefinition().getActions()).contains("Open")){
			return false;
		}
		else {return true;}
	}

 

i just use this

public boolean gateIsOpen() {
		
		RS2Object gate = closestObjectForName("Gate");
		if(Arrays.asList(gate.getDefinition().getActions()).contains("Open")){
			return false;
		}
		else {return true;}
	}

 

You might start opening doors you don't need/want to open.

You might start opening doors you don't need/want to open.

 

I usually walk up to the tile next to the door and then closestObjectforName does the trick

I usually walk up to the tile next to the door and then closestObjectforName does the trick

 

What if a tile is next to 2 doors and the client returns the other one instead of the one you want when you request the closest? Rare situation, but I had to change mine because of one ><

How about osbot creates a decent pathgenerator that handles doors. SMH.

Huge lack of skills in this dev team. inb4 ban because devs are butthurt.

If they are professional they give me a reply why they haven't done anything useful to this bot since it's release.

No decent web, no door handling, no decent equipment loading, grounditems have the wrong height, and the list goes on.

Pretty sure they correctly calculate the height of the items in osbot 2.

How about osbot creates a decent pathgenerator that handles doors. SMH.

Huge lack of skills in this dev team. inb4 ban because devs are butthurt.

If they are professional they give me a reply why they haven't done anything useful to this bot since it's release.

No decent web, no door handling, no decent equipment loading, grounditems have the wrong height, and the list goes on.

i can agree with some but http://osbot.org/osbot2_api/org/osbot/rs07/api/DoorHandler.html

I use the folowing code.

If returns null: Means the door is open, else just interact with it.

 

public static RS2object getobjectAt(String name, Postion pos, Script script){

         return script.objects.closest(New Filter<RS2Object>(){

 

                 boolean match(RS2object d){

                          If(d != null  && d.getPosition() == pos && d.getName().equals("Door") && d.getDefinition() != null && Arrays.asList(d.getDefinition().getActions()).contains("Open"))

                                 return true;

                }

        });

}

 

Don't mind if I made some mistakes, just typed that in notepad at my work xD

 

 

Khaleesi x3

Edited June 18, 201411 yr by Khaleesi

use this method:

 

 

public static RS2object getobjectAt(String name, Postion pos, Script script){

         return script.objects.closest(New Filter<RS2Object>(){

 

                 boolean match(RS2object d){

                          If(d != null  && d.getPosition() == pos && d.getName().equals("Door"))

                                 return door;

                }

        });

}

 

Don't mind if I made some mistakes, just typed that in notepad at my work xD

 

 

Khaleesi x3

 

Yh this is rather old :p

Yh this is rather old

 

I just realized that... sorry about that -_-

d.getPosition() == pos

pls no