This used to work:

RS2Object bank = closestObjectForName("Bank booth");
	if (bank != null) {
		if (bank.interact("Bank")) {
			while (!client.getBank().isOpen())
				sleep(250);
			client.getBank().depositAll();
		}
	}

AFAIC RS2Object is obsolete in v2. So I change it to Object. But interact is obsolete too. How to fix it?

 

Thanks.

Edited June 20, 201411 yr by todamach

RS2Object isn't obsolete at all Oo

You could just loop through this -> this.objects.getAll();

Entity bankBooth = objects.closest("Bank booth");

if (bankBooth != null)

    bankBooth.interact("Bank");

This is what is giving you problem

RS2Object bank = closestObjectForName("Bank booth");

Osbot 2 doesn't have closestObjectForName()

Osbot 2 uses

objects.closest("bank booth");

http://osbot.org/osbot2_api/org/osbot/rs07/api/model/InteractableObject.html

Thanks to everyone

RS2Object is obsolete in v2. So I change it to Object.

 

Entity bankBooth = objects.closest("Bank booth");

if (bankBooth != null)
    bankBooth.interact("Bank");

That won't work in half the RS banks.

 

That won't work in half the RS banks.

 

Yeah But if you add a model or definition check it will. 

RS2Object objects = objects.closest("bank booth");


if (bankBooth != null)
bankBooth.interact("Bank");

Who says this wouldnt work

Edited June 20, 201411 yr by josedpay

RS2Object objects = objects.closest("bank booth");


if (bankBooth != null)
bankBooth.interact("Bank");

Who says this wouldnt work

 

If won't work if it's a closed bank booth.

If won't work if it's a closed bank booth.

im not trying to spoon feed them, Im only supplying the basics.

im not trying to spoon feed them, Im only supplying the basics.

If you're trying to supply the basics you should at least mention it wouldn't work in all cases instead of saying 

Who says this wouldnt work

 

			client.getBank().depositAll();

also using :

bank.depositAll();

is quicker

 

That won't work in half the RS banks.

No shit, you think I'm going to write it all for him? I learned through trial and error, worked for me. 

Edited June 20, 201411 yr by Eliot

Guys, calm your tits   I suck at java in general, and now it's whole new API, so I'm confused more than usual. 

 

Since, I don't like creating new thread for every small question (or should I do that?), I'll ask here:

 

			if(East[i].contains(ore) && canReach(ore)){
				
			}

I want to check if area contains entity, and if I can reach that entity. Obviously, I don't know how to use canReach. So, how to use canReach?