zScripz Posted May 9, 2014 Posted May 9, 2014 1. In OSBot 1 we had obj.getMouseDestination().getBoundingBox() which returned a rectangle, which was very useful in drawing objects on screen. I've looked around ObjectDefinition and the new Model, but haven't found any way to access this, if its even still here. I will update as I find things, but liking the new api a lot. Its going to be extremely easy for new scripters to learn how to script. 1
Novak Posted May 9, 2014 Posted May 9, 2014 try something like getPolygon. I havent looked at it much but that would be my guess 1
PolishCivil Posted May 9, 2014 Posted May 9, 2014 (edited) public static short[][] getScreenCoordinates(Client client, int gridX, int gridY, int gridZ, Model model) { int cameraX = client.getCameraX(); int cameraY = client.getCameraY(); int cameraZ = client.getCameraZ(); int sinP = Utilities.CAMERA_SIN[client.getCameraPitch()]; int cosP = Utilities.CAMERA_COS[client.getCameraPitch()]; int sinY = Utilities.CAMERA_SIN[client.getCameraYaw()]; int cosY = Utilities.CAMERA_COS[client.getCameraYaw()]; if (model.getTriangleCount() < 0) { return new short[0][]; } short[][] screenCoords = new short[model.getVerticeCount()][]; for (int n = 0; n < model.getVerticeCount(); n++) { int x0 = model.getVerticesX()[n] + gridX; int z0 = model.getVerticesZ()[n] + gridY; int y0 = model.getVerticesY()[n] + Utilities.getTileHeight(client.getBot(), x0, z0, gridZ) - cameraZ; int n15 = (z0 -= cameraY) * sinY + (x0 -= cameraX) * cosY >> 16; z0 = z0 * cosY - x0 * sinY >> 16; x0 = n15; n15 = y0 * cosP - z0 * sinP >> 16; z0 = y0 * sinP + z0 * cosP >> 16; y0 = n15; if (z0 >= 50) { x0 = 260 + (x0 << 9) / z0; y0 = 171 + (y0 << 9) / z0; if (x0 >= 0 && y0 >= 0) { screenCoords[n] = new short[2]; screenCoords[n][0] = (short) x0; screenCoords[n][1] = (short) y0; } } } return screenCoords; } + public static Polygon getBoundingBox(Client client, Model model, int gridX, int gridY) { short[][] screenCoordinates = Utilities.getScreenCoordinates(client.getBot(), gridX, gridY, client.getPlane(), model); Polygon temp = new Polygon(); int minX = Integer.MAX_VALUE; int minY = Integer.MAX_VALUE; int maxX = 0; int maxY = 0; for (int triangleId = 0; triangleId < model.getTriangleCount(); triangleId++) try { int triangleA = model.getTrianglesA()[triangleId]; int triangleB = model.getTrianglesB()[triangleId]; int triangleC = model.getTrianglesC()[triangleId]; short[] pointA = screenCoordinates[triangleA]; short[] pointB = screenCoordinates[triangleB]; short[] pointC = screenCoordinates[triangleC]; if (pointA != null && pointB != null && pointC != null) { int aX = pointA[0]; int aY = pointA[1]; int bX = pointB[0]; int bY = pointB[1]; int cX = pointB[0]; int cY = pointB[1]; if (aX < minX) { minX = aX; } if (bX < minX) { minX = bX; } if (cX < minX) { minX = cX; } if (aY < minY) { minY = aY; } if (bY < minY) { minY = bY; } if (cY < minY) { minY = cY; } //maxes if (aX > maxX) { maxX = aX; } if (bX > maxX) { maxX = bX; } if (cX > maxX) { maxX = cX; } if (aY > maxY) { maxY = aY; } if (bY > maxY) { maxY = bY; } if (cY > maxY) { maxY = cY; } } } catch (ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException var13) { } temp.addPoint(minX, minY); temp.addPoint(minX + (maxX - minX), minY); temp.addPoint(maxX, maxY); temp.addPoint(minX, maxY); return temp; } Edited May 9, 2014 by PolishCivil 1
PolishCivil Posted May 9, 2014 Posted May 9, 2014 graphics2D.draw(npc.getPosition().getPolygon(bot)); ? Its position's polygon. (bad)
Kenneh Posted May 9, 2014 Posted May 9, 2014 Its position's polygon. (bad) I'm sure it'l suffice instead of re-creating the bounds for an object.
Dog_ Posted May 9, 2014 Posted May 9, 2014 I'm sure it'l suffice instead of re-creating the bounds for an object.some objects are small 1
