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Checking if my player is in area?

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How do I check if my player is in a area?

 

like this?

			if (!WEBAREA.contains(players.myPosition()){
				
			}

 

How do I check if my player is in a area?

 

like this?

			if (!WEBAREA.contains(players.myPosition()){
				
			}

 

 

The best way to learn is to find out for yourself. Run that code and inside of it put a log, "In area"

If it logs then you know that is how to do it. Seeing and finding out how to do things yourself will make a much larger impact and improved impression in your memory than if someone just tells you.

The best way to learn is to find out for yourself. Run that code and inside of it put a log, "In area"

If it logs then you know that is how to do it. Seeing and finding out how to do things yourself will make a much larger impact and improved impression in your memory than if someone just tells you.

on top of that if using logs get tiring and annoying you can use onPaint to display results. IF you are like me, i like to see it

The best way to learn is to find out for yourself. Run that code and inside of it put a log, "In area"

If it logs then you know that is how to do it. Seeing and finding out how to do things yourself will make a much larger impact and improved impression in your memory than if someone just tells you.

 

If he doesn't have much experience, though, reading the api might be an issue. Sometimes little kickstarts like that can lead to the whole engine being turned on. (awful analogy I know)

 

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