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Inventory.dropAll freezes if some item is selected

darkxor
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Thread [script Executor] (Suspended)    
    Thread.sleep(long) line: not available [native method]    
    MethodProvider.sleep(long) line: 171    
    Mouse.moveRandomly() line: 351    
    InteractionEvent$2.condition() line: 277    
    InteractionEvent$2(ConditionalSleep).sleep() line: 127    
    InteractionEvent.execute() line: 274    
    EventExecutor$2.run() line: 192    
    EventExecutor.execute(Event) line: 230    
    Inventory(MethodProvider).execute(Event) line: 422    
    Inventory(ItemContainer).interact(int, String...) line: 489    
    Inventory$2.execute() line: 164    
    EventExecutor$2.run() line: 192    
    EventExecutor.execute(Event) line: 230    
    Inventory(MethodProvider).execute(Event) line: 422    
    Inventory.dropAll(Filter<Item>...) line: 183    
    Inventory.dropAll(String...) line: 140   
 

You could always create your own method, not too hard happy.png

True, but this will arise again so why not fix it now? I went around this issue.

If item is selected: deselect item (API one is broken so you either wait or write your own)

If no item is selected: drop

 

 

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Thanks, I know how to fix this bug. Posted to developers get it fixed for all scripters, not only for me.

ya could also just try dropping them individually and dropping it in a while loop - little messy / breakable but should do the trick

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