Hello, hopefully this is the right section for this question.   I've been working on my first script which is a woodcutting/ firemaking script.

 

I am having trouble selecting items in my inventory, I want to select the Tinderbox . I have tried the following

 

inventory.interact("Tinderbox", "Use");

&

inventory.interactWithNameThatContains("Tinderbox"); 

 

neither of these have been able to select the Tinderbox for me. Am I using them wrong? 

 

I've also seen people use 

 

    client.getInventory().interactWithId(tinderbox, "Use");

    client.getInventory().interactWithNameThatContains(strLogType, "Use");

 

 Ive tried it this way too, however, using client.getInventory gives me the following error "The method getInventory() is undefined for the type Client"  .  is this an outdated method?

Edited August 17, 201510 yr by taco shack

unconventional way to do it but it works:

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

gl!

 

apa

unconventional way to do it but it works:

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

gl!

 

apa

Ugly lol

Get inventory(). Get item(string array).interact (action)

Ugly lol

Get inventory(). Get item(string array).interact (action)

Thanks guys. This worked out.

 

Hello, hopefully this is the right section for this question.   I've been working on my first script which is a woodcutting/ firemaking script.

 

I am having trouble selecting items in my inventory, I want to select the Tinderbox . I have tried the following

 

inventory.interact("Tinderbox", "Use");

&

inventory.interactWithNameThatContains("Tinderbox"); 

 

neither of these have been able to select the Tinderbox for me. Am I using them wrong? 

 

I've also seen people use 

 

    client.getInventory().interactWithId(tinderbox, "Use");

    client.getInventory().interactWithNameThatContains(strLogType, "Use");

 

 Ive tried it this way too, however, using client.getInventory gives me the following error "The method getInventory() is undefined for the type Client"  .  is this an outdated method?

 

 

The signature for the interact method you're trying to use is:

public boolean interact(java.lang.String action,                        java.lang.String... names)

Which means that what you're doing is trying to select the action "Tinderbox" on the item "Use"

Swap these around and you should be good.