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You seem to have phased out

Pathfinder

in the new osbot (or i just cant find it)

and also

client.getCurrentRegion().getObjects()

can someone please tell me the alts to these?

And/Or I was told the legacy API is broken?Is this true, if so, will it be fixed?

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You seem to have phased out

Pathfinder

in the new osbot (or i just cant find it)

and also

client.getCurrentRegion().getObjects()

can someone please tell me the alts to these?

And/Or I was told the legacy API is broken? Is this true, if so, will it be fixed?

 

Do you mean LocalPathfinder? That is in the api, is uses A* to find a path from A to B in the loaded region. ^_^

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Do you mean LocalPathfinder? That is in the api, is uses A* to find a path from A to B in the loaded region. ^_^

 

oh so they just added the word local too it...

(Local path finder seems to work in the old instance)

Also still trying to figure out the other one but i guess itll turn up

tryingscriptInstance.myPlayer().getPosition().distance(x)

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script.getObjects();
I think that exists.
 

it does, and i think it's what i already used too fix it.

thankyou though :)

You could use the public field objects, or local path finder. If not you could use the public methods getObjects or getLocalPathFinder

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