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[quik question] Check if player is in defined area?

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Haven't scripted for 1.5 years now

 

 

so how do i check if my player is in the area with this current api?

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Area a = new Area(x,y,x,y);

if (a.contains(myPlayer()) {
//blah
}

One more, 

 

back in the day we had selectinventoryoption

 

what is it now?

Edited by ProxDox

One more, 

 

back in the day we had selectinventoryoption

 

what is it now?

 

select inventory option? not sure what that's trying to do. Perhaps you mean interacting with an item in ur inventory?

inventory.interact(this.inventory.getSlot("item name"), "Use");
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select inventory option? not sure what that's trying to do. Perhaps you mean interacting with an item in ur inventory?

inventory.interact(this.inventory.getSlot("item name"), "Use");

Yeha that helped me thanks just one more x.D

 

can you give an example of getting the distance between player and grounditem

Edited by ProxDox

Yeha that helped me thanks just one more x.D

 

can you give an example of getting the distance between player and grounditem

GroundItem g = new GroundItem("name");
int dist = map.distance(g);

i think

 

select inventory option? not sure what that's trying to do. Perhaps you mean interacting with an item in ur inventory?

inventory.interact(this.inventory.getSlot("item name"), "Use");

Why you give him ugly code 

getInventory().getItem("item name").interact("action");

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