Grabbing all the local players.

[Daviyow]

Hey im trying to hop as soon as there is another person in my local area.. i got this but it counts myself in too, i dont know what to do its been a while >

    public void checkforPlayers() throws InterruptedException {
        List<Player> playerss = players.getAll();
        for (Player p : playerss) {
                size++;
            
        }
            if (size >= 1) {
              log("Some dude was nearby.. hopping!");
                     worldHopper.hop(WORLDS[MethodProvider.random(WORLDS.length)]);
                state = "WORLDHOP";
                size = 0;
           
        }
    }

Edited January 18, 2015 by Daviyow

[Roar]

 

Hey im trying to hop as soon as there is another person in my local area.. i got this but it counts myself in too, i dont know what to do its been a while >

    public void checkforPlayers() throws InterruptedException {
        List<Player> playerss = players.getAll();
        for (Player p : playerss) {
                size++;
            
        }
            if (size > 1) {
              log("Some dude was nearby.. hopping!");
                     worldHopper.hop(WORLDS[MethodProvider.random(WORLDS.length)]);
                state = "WORLDHOP";
                size = 0;
           
        }
    }

XD if it counts you then just make it activate if there is more than one person (e.g. yourself in the area)? :P Unsure if you're asking for more but that should work fine.

[pitoluwa]

why not playerss.size; or playerss.length? (i dont remember now lol)

[Botre]

public boolean isMyPlayerAlone(){

return getPlayers().getAll().size() <= 1;

}

Edited January 18, 2015 by Botre

[Novak]

 public boolean amIForeverAlone(){
       return getPlayers().getAll().size() <= 1;
        }

fixed for you

[Swizzbeat]

Or just make sure the players accessor isn't equal to your own...

[Brown]

Try checking if players name matches your username.

Something like:

if(!p.getName().equals(myPlayer().getName()))
      

[Joseph]

depending on how you want to do this. Because the method above only applys for people within the same region. Why am i saying this? For my safe cracker i dont want to use a method to see how many people are near the safe. If i use the method above it usually return true. Because youll have people near rouge cooking food or something.

 

So you could make a area and check to see how many people there is.

 

not too sure how you want to make the area but heads up there myPlayer#getArea(raidus).

	public boolean imAlone()	{
		Area area = null;//create your own area
		int amount = 0;
		
		for (Player player: players.getAll())	{
			if (player != null && !player.getName().equalsIgnoreCase(myPlayer().getName())){
				if (area.contains(player))	{
					amount++;
				}
			}
		}
		return amount == 0;	
	}