Title says it all,

 

Script interacts with furnace, chooses a bar and types a random number.

 

My question is, is there a specific way to stop that loop and continue after its done? or do I have to make some kind of timer.

 

cheers.

You need to make a system so it stops re-interacting while it is smelting. Sleeping for a long time is not a good idea. 

Just use:

if(!myPlayer().isAnimating()) {

smelt

sleep

}

 

or do I have to make some kind of timer.

 

 

do {

 

sleep(10);
 

} while(myPlayer().isAnimating());

 

not the best way of doing it but it should work

do {

 

sleep(10);

 

} while(myPlayer().isAnimating());

 

not the best way of doing it but it should work

The animation stops between each bar that is smelted.

 

The best way to do this is to record the currentTimeMillis when the player is animating, then check if that recorded time has been increased by x amount of milliseconds, and if thats true then allow it to continue.

 

I can show you a snippet perhaps when I get home.

 private State getState() {
        if (inventory.isFull())
            return State.Bankrun     or whatever you are using

link to your Banking Enum... I think? im learning

Edited March 16, 201510 yr by Nightchillz

 private State getState() {

        if (inventory.isFull())

            return State.Bankrun     or whatever you are using

link to your Banking Enum... I think? im learning

Depending on what you smelt, you are never going to have a full inventory.

The animation stops between each bar that is smelted.

 

The best way to do this is to record the currentTimeMillis when the player is animating, then check if that recorded time has been increased by x amount of milliseconds, and if thats true then allow it to continue.

 

I can show you a snippet perhaps when I get home.

Just add a sleep long enough till it animates again if it will take 1 second for it to animate again add a sleep of 1000ms before the smelt method.

Just add a sleep long enough till it animates again if it will take 1 second for it to animate again add a sleep of 1000ms before the smelt method.

You would have to return out of the method, a simple method like this would work better

 

public boolean canAnimate(){
 
return System.currentTimeMillis() > (lastAnimation + 3000);
}

 

You would have to return out of the method, a simple method like this would work better

public boolean canAnimate(){
 
return System.currentTimeMillis() > (lastAnimation + 3000);
}

Yes, that would indeed be a better solution.