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hopToP2PWorld() question

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The following changes were made in a recent osrs update:

 

World 53 - 1250+ total
World 66 - 1500+ total
World 73 - 1750+ total
World 61 - 2000+ total
 
The function hopToP2PWorld() is what I want to do, but I don't want the above worlds included in this random hop. Is there a tidy way to make this happen?
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As near as I can tell, the only way to accomplish this is to make a table of all P2P worlds which does not include 53, 66, 73 and 61 and randomize the hop() function with bug-out tests like:

 

  !isMembers()

 

  getPopulation() < FULL_WORLD

 

  isPvpWorld()

 

That is not what I would call tidy...but it would work IMO.

 

Your thoughts?

 

 

Edited by mustang guy

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You are right, I didn't read the updates. However, Skiller world and Total level world mean different things to me. You just know how Alek thinks.  :)

 

By the way, be patient with me, this is the only script I have ever written in Java and I am trying to learn the ropes here. For one thing, I haven't even been using the developer build. It makes sense when I am trying something not in the stable, so your response got me thinking outside the box.

 

Thanks for pointing my nose in the right direction.

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