Which methods do I utlize to create instances of GroundItems/other entities? I am trying to create an object for a bank-booth, an attackable NPC and an item on the ground.

 

 

In OSbot 1 these methods look like:

 

GroundItem herb = SomeClass.closestGroundItemForName("Herb")

 

NPC druid = SomeClass.closestAttackableNPCForName("Chaos druid")

 

etc.

 

 

I look forward to your guys' help, in the mean time I'm going to dive back in to the API docs to see if I can find an answer

Edited June 24, 201411 yr by rooney

Which methods do I utlize to create instances of RS2Objects? I am trying to create an object for a bank-booth, an attackable NPC and an item on the ground.

 

 

In OSbot 1 these methods look like:

 

GroundItem herb = SomeClass.closestGroundItemForName("Herb")

 

NPC druid = SomeClass.closestAttackableNPCForName("Chaos druid")

 

etc.

 

 

I look forward to your guys' help, in the mean time I'm going to dive back in to the API docs to see if I can find an answer

 

RS2Object object = objects.closest();

NPC npc = npcs.closest();

same for the other objects

 

If you want to get those in another class you'll have to pass the Script object

Edited June 24, 201411 yr by Khaleesi

http://osbot.org/api/org/osbot/rs07/api/EntityAPI.html#closest(boolean, java.util.Collection)

all the methods and the above person to create an instance of it.

Edited June 24, 201411 yr by triggamortis

As stated above, using:

RS2Object temp = objects.closest("Name here");
GroundItem i = grounditems.closest("Name here");
NPC n = npcs.closest("Name here");

It is definitely worth jumping into the API and familiarizing yourself with it, also make sure you import the correct objects and not the legacy ones ^_^

 

RS2Object object = objects.closest();

NPC npc = npcs.closest();

same for the other objects

 

If you want to get those in another class you'll have to pass the Script object

 

Ooo thank you very much!

 

Now I understand inheritance much better. I didn't see the closest() method because I was only looking at the methods that were specific to each class, though all of these classes (grounditem, npc etc.) are subclasses of the Entity class.

 

Can you clarify what you mean by having to pass the Script object?

 

Currently I am working on my first script and I have only one class file. I assume you mean something about having separate class files.

 

Would the Script object be passed into the constructor?

 

So something like druidKiller(Script sA)?

Ooo thank you very much!

 

Now I understand inheritance much better. I didn't see the closest() method because I was only looking at the methods that were specific to each class, though all of these classes (grounditem, npc etc.) are subclasses of the Entity class.

 

Can you clarify what you mean by having to pass the Script object?

 

Currently I am working on my first script and I have only one class file. I assume you mean something about having separate class files.

 

Would the Script object be passed into the constructor?

 

So something like druidKiller(Script sA)?

 

Yes you can pass it in the constructor

 

Like this:

public class AlKharidKiller {

private Script script;
	
public AlKharidKiller(Script script){
	this.script = script;
}

Goodluck

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Because your only using one class, you can extend the script class. Rather than initialing it in you constructor. Since your extending script, you inherit all there sub class and methods. Good luck on your script