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Make .interact(string) right click?

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How can I interact with an object by right clicking instead of just clicking it?

 

I've heard multiple times before to avoid the use of while loops. How would I then, for example, replicate this code without the use of a while loop?

while(condition e.g. myPlayer().isAnimating()) {
       if(getDialogues().isPendingContinuation()) {
    		sleep(random(600, 1000));
    		dialogues.clickContinue();
    		break;
       }
}

Thanks!

How can I interact with an object by right clicking instead of just clicking it?

 

I've heard multiple times before to avoid the use of while loops. How would I then, for example, replicate this code without the use of a while loop?

while(condition e.g. myPlayer().isAnimating()) {
       if(getDialogues().isPendingContinuation()) {
    		sleep(random(600, 1000));
    		dialogues.clickContinue();
    		break;
       }
}

Thanks!

dont use while loops please

if (myPlayer().isAnimating())	{
	if (dialogues.clickContinue())	{
	    sleep(random(600, 1000));
	    break;
	}
}

interact(string) is an instance of interactionEvent. depending on what the action is. It will right click if it needs to. So your request is already there

Edited by josedpay

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