Hello all,

 

i am trying to change the 

setMinDistanceThreshold

 

but it keeps giving me errors, no matter what i try

 

STATUS: SOLVED

i use another method more accurate to the last tile.

 

Event.WalkingEvent(AREA.getRandomPosition(0)).setMinDistanceTreshold(0);
map.walk(AREA);

 

 

 

Edited May 19, 201411 yr by fre024

Hello all,

i am trying to change the setMinDistanceThreshold

but it keeps giving me errors, no matter what i try

Paste your code.

I've never bothered with this. Unable to help here, sorry. :c

        localWalker.walk(new Position(1,1,1));

 

You mean this?

code posted in original post

Event.WalkingEvent(AREA.getRandomPosition(0)).setMinDistanceTreshold(0);
map.walk(AREA);

 

 

Use the localWalker class, all you need is: 

localWalker.walk(AREA.getRandomPosition(0));

Edited May 19, 201411 yr by Divinity

 

Use the localWalker class, all you need is: 

localWalker.walk(AREA.getRandomPosition(0));

 

and how do i make it walk to that exact position?

it always stops 2 tiles from the position it needs to be

can i use:

 setMinDistanceTreshold(0);

 

and how do i make it walk to that exact position?

it always stops 2 tiles from the position it needs to be

can i use:

 

Are you sure it steps 2 tiles from that position? RandomPosition will just return any coordinate in that area, so unless your debugging the coordinate I don't see how you would know?

 

If you are debugging it and it still steps 2 steps before, then it's a bug with the walking class in OSBot 2, remember it's not a final release so there are bound to be imperfections.

What are the coordinates you want to finish at?

I use an area that is 1 tile.

I also tried walking to the specified position with the same result, 2 tiles away from endposition.

Default setMinDistanceTreshold is set to 2 for every walking procedure right?

I want to set this to 0.

 

Are you sure it steps 2 tiles from that position? RandomPosition will just return any coordinate in that area, so unless your debugging the coordinate I don't see how you would know?

 

If you are debugging it and it still steps 2 steps before, then it's a bug with the walking class in OSBot 2, remember it's not a final release so there are bound to be imperfections.

 

No it's not a bug, it's just that the script stops within the threshold difference... there's no walkExact method anymore, for whatever reason.

 

I use an area that is 1 tile.

I also tried walking to the specified position with the same result, 2 tiles away from endposition.

Default setMinDistanceTreshold is set to 2 for every walking procedure right?

I want to set this to 0.

 

I contact a developer and see if I can convince them to readd the walkExact method into the OSBot 2 API.

 

For now though, when I needed it to walk exactly, I use localWalker to get near enough then I do the following:

Position position = new Position(x, y, z);
position.interact(bot, "Walk here");

It'll click on the tile on screen, with camera rotation if necessary. This will ensure that you walk to the desired location exactly.

No it's not a bug, it's just that the script stops within the threshold difference... there's no walkExact method anymore, for whatever reason.

 

 

I contact a developer and see if I can convince them to readd the walkExact method into the OSBot 2 API.

 

For now though, when I needed it to walk exactly, I use localWalker to get near enough then I do the following:

Position position = new Position(x, y, z);
position.interact(bot, "Walk here");

It'll click on the tile on screen, with camera rotation if necessary. This will ensure that you walk to the desired location exactly.

 

you can also write your own, I found local walker to be too buggy.

    public boolean walkMinimap(Position p) {
            MouseDestination mouseDestination = new MiniMapTileDestination(bot,p);
            if (mouseDestination != null) {
                return mouse.click(mouseDestination);
            }
        return false;
    }

usage:

if (walkMinimap(new Position(3022,3022,0) {
//blah
}

Edited May 19, 201411 yr by Th3

 

you can also write your own, I found local walker to be too buggy.

    public boolean walkMinimap(Position p) {
            MouseDestination mouseDestination = new MiniMapTileDestination(bot,p);
            if (mouseDestination != null) {
                return mouse.click(mouseDestination);
            }
        return false;
    }

usage:

if (walkMinimap(new Position(3022,3022,0) {
//blah
}

 

The local walker has always been fine for me... idk

The local walker has always been fine for me... idk

 

Until you run into this.

 

http://osbot.org/forum/topic/50183-osbot-188-and-213/?p=563210

 

Which happens in quiet a few regions and tiles that are diagonal, slanted or on a hill.