Ok so, any ideas why this doesn't want to move the camera ?

NPC npc = getNpcs().closest(npcFitler);

CameraEntityEvent ce = new CameraEntityEvent(npc);

execute(ce);

Edited August 3, 201510 yr by iJodix

Ok so, any ideas why this doesn't want to move the camera ?

CameraEntityEvent ce = newCameraEntityEvent(npc);

NPC npc = getNpcs().closest(npcFitler);

maybe you should put a space between "newCameraEntityEvent"

i could be wrong dou

maybe you should put a space between "newCameraEntityEvent"

i could be wrong dou

Oh sorry, i re-wrote the code to the thread so made a typo.

Edited August 3, 201510 yr by iJodix

Oh sorry, i re-wrote the code to the thread so made a typo.

 

i always had trouble with #execute(Event e);

 

my solution was: 

 

this.getBot().getEventExecutor().execute(ce);

 

Hope this helps!

 

Precise.

i always had trouble with #execute(Event e);

 

my solution was: 

 

this.getBot().getEventExecutor().execute(ce);

 

Hope this helps!

 

Precise.

Ok, it .. kinda moves the camera ? Like few pixels ..

I don't have any issues with executing the MoveMouseEvent

Edited August 3, 201510 yr by iJodix

camera#toEntity isn't working either?

The camera class seems to be broken at the moment, manually setting the Yaw or using toEntity/toPosition doesn't work 99% of the time.

try this

	/*
	 * Rotate the camera to an entity; Based on angle calculations
	 */
	public void cameraToEntity(Entity e) {
		cameraToPosition(e.getPosition());
	}

	/*
	 * Rotate the camera to a Position; Based on angle calculations
	 */
	public void cameraToPosition(Position p) {
		Position pos = myPosition();
		int angle = 90 + (int) Math.toDegrees(Math.atan2(-(p.getY() - pos.getY()), p.getX() - pos.getX()));
		int yaw = angle < 0 ? Math.abs(angle) : 360 - angle;
		CameraYawEvent evt = new CameraYawEvent(yaw);
		execute(evt.setBlocking());
	}

EDIT:

or just try to set whatever camera event you're using to be blocking (Event#setBlocking) before executing it.

Edited August 3, 201510 yr by FrostBug

try this

	/*
	 * Rotate the camera to an entity; Based on angle calculations
	 */
	public void cameraToEntity(Entity e) {
		cameraToPosition(e.getPosition());
	}

	/*
	 * Rotate the camera to a Position; Based on angle calculations
	 */
	public void cameraToPosition(Position p) {
		Position pos = myPosition();
		int angle = 90 + (int) Math.toDegrees(Math.atan2(-(p.getY() - pos.getY()), p.getX() - pos.getX()));
		int yaw = angle < 0 ? Math.abs(angle) : 360 - angle;
		CameraYawEvent evt = new CameraYawEvent(yaw);
		execute(evt.setBlocking());
	}

EDIT:

or just try to set whatever camera event you're using to be blocking (Event#setBlocking) before executing it.

Thank you!      

Edited August 3, 201510 yr by iJodix

try this

	/*
	 * Rotate the camera to an entity; Based on angle calculations
	 */
	public void cameraToEntity(Entity e) {
		cameraToPosition(e.getPosition());
	}

	/*
	 * Rotate the camera to a Position; Based on angle calculations
	 */
	public void cameraToPosition(Position p) {
		Position pos = myPosition();
		int angle = 90 + (int) Math.toDegrees(Math.atan2(-(p.getY() - pos.getY()), p.getX() - pos.getX()));
		int yaw = angle < 0 ? Math.abs(angle) : 360 - angle;
		CameraYawEvent evt = new CameraYawEvent(yaw);
		execute(evt.setBlocking());
	}

EDIT:

or just try to set whatever camera event you're using to be blocking (Event#setBlocking) before executing it.

 

Been a long time since I saw the atan2 function lol.