Entities

[Chazler]

So I'm trying to get the player to interact with a trapdoor when it does not have a bucket in its inventory to try out player interaction with entities. only Entity.closest(arg) gives an error simply because closest is not a valid method as seen below.

 

 

Now my question is, how would one make a player interact with a certain entity in the way described above. Also I'm rather curious as to how one would implent the use of x and y coordinates so that there is no mistake, in the unlikley event of there being mutiple trapdoors, to which trapdoor the player has to interact with.

 

Cheers,

Chazler

[Khaleesi]

So I'm trying to get the player to interact with a trapdoor when it does not have a bucket in its inventory to try out player interaction with entities. only Entity.closest(arg) gives an error simply because closest is not a valid method as seen below.

 

 

Now my question is, how would one make a player interact with a certain entity in the way described above. Also I'm rather curious as to how one would implent the use of x and y coordinates so that there is no mistake, in the unlikley event of there being mutiple trapdoors, to which trapdoor the player has to interact with.

 

Cheers,

Chazler

RS2Object trapdoor = objects.closest("Trapdoor");

A better way to do this is:

if (!myPlayer().isMoving() && inventory.contains("Bucket")) {
   RS2Object trapdoor = objects.closest("Trapdoor");
   if (trapdoor != null)
      if (trapdoor.isVisible())
         trapdoor.interact("Climb-down");
      else
         camera.toEntity(trapdoor);
}

If you want a trapdoor on a specific position you have to use the Filter.

This can filter out everything you want.

 

Example:

if (!myPlayer().isMoving() && inventory.contains("Bucket")) {
   RS2Object trapdoor = objects.closest(new Filter<RS2Object>(){

   @Override
   public boolean match(RS2Object object) {
      return object != null && object.getName().equals("Trapdoor") && object.getPosition().equals(new Position(0, 0, 0));
   }});

   if (trapdoor != null)
      if (trapdoor.isVisible())
         trapdoor.interact("Climb-down");
      else
         camera.toEntity(trapdoor);
}

Goodluck!

Khaleesi

Edited February 24, 2015 by Khaleesi

[Isolate]

So I'm trying to get the player to interact with a trapdoor when it does not have a bucket in its inventory to try out player interaction with entities. only Entity.closest(arg) gives an error simply because closest is not a valid method as seen below.

 

 

Now my question is, how would one make a player interact with a certain entity in the way described above. Also I'm rather curious as to how one would implent the use of x and y coordinates so that there is no mistake, in the unlikley event of there being mutiple trapdoors, to which trapdoor the player has to interact with.

 

Cheers,

Chazler

RS2Object thing = objects.closest("Blah");

[Chazler]

RS2Object trapdoor = objects.closest("Trapdoor");

A better way to do this is:

if (!myPlayer().isMoving() && inventory.contains("Bucket")) {
   RS2Object trapdoor = objects.closest("Trapdoor");
   if (trapdoor != null)
      if (trapdoor.isVisible())
         trapdoor.interact("Climb-down");
      else
         camera.toEntity(trapdoor);
}

If you want a trapdoor on a specific position you have to use the Filter.

This can filter out everything you want.

 

Exmaple:

if (!myPlayer().isMoving() && inventory.contains("Bucket")) {
   RS2Object trapdoor = objects.closest(new Filter<RS2Object>(){

   @Override
   public boolean match(RS2Object object) {
      return object != null && object.getName().equals("Trapdoor") && object.getPosition().equals(new Position(0, 0, 0));
   }});

   if (trapdoor != null)
      if (trapdoor.isVisible())
         trapdoor.interact("Climb-down");
      else
         camera.toEntity(trapdoor);
}

Goodluck!

Khaleesi

 

 

Quick and on the spot as always, much obliged!

[Botre]

pls use getObjects() instead of objects.

 

[VladBots]

pls use braces

[Joseph]

pls use braces

pls use getObjects() instead of objects.

make us.

I requested alek for a position filter class so check that out op.

Edited February 24, 2015 by josedpay

[VladBots]

make us.

I requested alek for a position filter class so check that out op.

your code gains readability 

[Botre]

make us.

I requested alek for a position filter class so check that out op.

 

We already have a pretty flexible filter class :@

[Joseph]

We already have a pretty flexible filter class :@

i know i love it, but just know we never had the position filter until now http://osbot.org/forum/topic/65624-suggesting-another-filter/

[Botre]

i know i love it, but just know we never had the position filter until now http://osbot.org/forum/topic/65624-suggesting-another-filter/

 

Cmoooon man

	public Filter<RS2Object> pls(Position lel) {
		Filter<RS2Object> wat= new Filter<RS2Object>() {
			@Override
			public boolean match(RS2Object mald) {
				return !mald.getPosition().equals(lel);
			}
		};
		return wat;
	}

[Joseph]

 

Cmoooon man

	public Filter<RS2Object> pls(Position lel) {
		Filter<RS2Object> wat= new Filter<RS2Object>() {
			@Override
			public boolean match(RS2Object mald) {
				return !mald.getPosition().equals(lel);
			}
		};
		return wat;
	}

you see all that code you have to type up. I got tried of doing that. When now we can simply do getObjects().closest(new PositionFilter(position));

 

edit: i know its easy to create a simple method like that. I simply request for the filter because we have many different filters available. It wasnt there when i look at it. It will be handy to others especially the nubs (like me ) and i mean there is a PolygonArea filter (which the PolygonArea class was just recently released) and not a position filter. Which btw in OSB1 there use to be like a method to get an entity using a position. 

Edited February 24, 2015 by josedpay

[Botre]

Yeah, a more beginner-friendly API isn't a bad thing per se.

And I suppose it takes Alek like 5 seconds to write methods like that.

No reason to be grumpy I guess *flies away*

[Alek]

Uhh, why are we still discussing the PositionFilter? It's already implemented:

 

http://osbot.org/api/org/osbot/rs07/api/filter/PositionFilter.html

[Joseph]

Uhh, why are we still discussing the PositionFilter? It's already implemented:

 

http://osbot.org/api/org/osbot/rs07/api/filter/PositionFilter.html

i know thats what ive been saying