Entity/RS2Object problems...

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ok, so i want to use an item on this object/entity.

so i select the item, all g, mouse moves to thing it should use it on

then spazes out like there's no tomorrow.

i even tried to use, mouseClick and the location of the entity/object but it refuses to click on it.

using NPC,Object,Item debuggers show nothing for this object.

only the entity debugger gives me a big ID.

using the string name or ID as

Entity z = closestObjectForName/ID(Name/ID);

z.interact("Use")....

mouse selects item, goes to the entity and does nothing...

halppp....

[Deffiliate]

The reason you're having a problem is because the noun in the menu actually contains the arrow (->) as well. So you will have to account for that.

 

To tackle this, you need to interact with the object using a noun that accoutns for the arrow. Here's an example:

closestObject(objectId).interact("Use", "<col=ff9040>Selected item name<col=ffffff> -> <col=ffff>Object name"boolean forceLeftClick, int walkDistanceThreshold, boolean isWalkingAllowed, boolean turnCamera);

Edited May 18, 2014 by Deffiliate

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@Deffiliate

Works <3

<3

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ok, so i want to use an item on this object/entity.so i select the item, all g, mouse moves to thing it should use it onthen spazes out like there's no tomorrow.i even tried to use, mouseClick and the location of the entity/object but it refuses to click on it.using NPC,Object,Item debuggers show nothing for this object.only the entity debugger gives me a big ID.using the string name or ID as Entity z = closestObjectForName/ID(Name/ID); z.interact("Use")....mouse selects item, goes to the entity and does nothing...halppp....

If your using an item on an object just set the interaction string to null, that way you won't have to account for nouns.

[Deffiliate]

If your using an item on an object just set the interaction string to null, that way you won't have to account for nouns.

You could, but this would cause more mis-clicks since it won't check that the verb/noun is there.

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You could, but this would cause more mis-clicks since it won't check that the verb/noun is there.

True.