Few api questions

[Qubit]

i can't seem to get these to work, would be nice if someone were to explain why

 they dont work.

Ex:

///////////////////////////////////Im getting error on Area ---- Area is undefined
if(Area(1,2,3,4).contains.myPosition(){
    //code 
}
//////////////////////////////////// Im getting errors on .getRunEnergy() ---says change method receiver cast
if(myPlayer().getRunenergy() > random(25,50){
    myPlayer().setRunning(true);
}
//////////////////////////////////// Im getting error on walk ----- method walk i undefined
Position BANK = new Position(random(3092,3097), random(3240, 3246), 0);
walk(BANK);

Edited November 9, 2014 by javant

[Constant]

I'm no expert on the API but it should probably be

 

new Area(1, 2, 3, 4).contains(myPlayer)

 

if(myPlayer.getRunEnergy() > random(25, 50)){

    myPlayer.setRunning(true);

}

[Swizzbeat]

Unless your using notepad all the Java IDE's have relatively useful intellisense. I suggest actually reading the compile time errors you receive.

Edited November 9, 2014 by Swizzbeat

[Alek]

You know you can get a random position in an area using the current API?

[Apaec]

localWalker.walk(BANK.getRandomPosition(0));

walks you to a random position in an area

 

Area x = new Area(1,2,3,4);

 

if (x.contains(myPlayer())) {

//cod

}

 

 

if (settings.getRunEnergy() > random(20,25)) {

//code

}

[Qubit]

localWalker.walk(BANK.getRandomPosition(0));

walks you to a random position in an area

 

Area x = new Area(1,2,3,4);

 

if (x.contains(myPlayer())) {

//cod

}

 

 

if (settings.getRunEnergy() > random(20,25)) {

//code

}

I still get an error on Area(1,2,3,4); saying cannot define constructor

[Joseph]

I still get an error on Area(1,2,3,4); saying cannot define constructor

then you have the wrong import, remove it. and try adding the other import. It should be something with rs07

[Qubit]

then you have the wrong import, remove it. and try adding the other import. It should be something with rs07

that was the problem.. thanks!!

Edited November 9, 2014 by javant