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Preventing the low camera angle

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Well I think this is an issue built into the client's API itself but I will ask anyways, is there anyway to implement something that will override the bots natural instinct to make the camera angle as low as possible when interacting with a monster? 

Wrong section, should probably be in Issues or Questions

 

InteractionEvent evt = new InteractionEvent(bot, entity);

evt.setOperateCamera(false);

bot.getEventExecutor().execute(evt);

Edited by FrostBug

You could use camra.up or camera.top not sure which one it is. It returns true when the camera is at the highest point.

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Wrong section, should probably be in Issues or Questions

 

InteractionEvent evt = new InteractionEvent(bot, entity);

evt.setOperateCamera(false);

bot.getEventExecutor().execute(evt);

Wow I know that and I meant to post it there but I guess I had the wrong tab open lol sorry! Thanks though! InteractionEvent seems very promising but I don't know how to use it. Does it activate when my player starts interacting with the monster? I think I can make good use of it if that's the case :)

Wow I know that and I meant to post it there but I guess I had the wrong tab open lol sorry! Thanks though! InteractionEvent seems very promising but I don't know how to use it. Does it activate when my player starts interacting with the monster? I think I can make good use of it if that's the case smile.png

 

It activates as soon as you tell the EventExecutor to execute it (bot.getEventExecutor().execute(event))

 

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