Spells Help

[Zodiac Dev]

This turns out in error as it says it is not declared...
I am remaking an old zammy wine script and i need help making it compatable to the newest osbot

 

 this.magicHandler.castSpell(Spells.FALADOR_TELEPORT, null);

Spells.FALADOR_TELEPORT //this gives the error here

This has a "!= undefined for arg types"

if ((this.dist < 20) &&
           /* this part is the error */  (this.settings[0] != 0)) { /* this part is the error */
              g2.fill(p.getPolygon(this.bot));
}

Edited August 26, 2015 by run3warfar3

[Joseph]

If you class extends script. Be aware that we have a settings global field. So if you made an array of ints named settings rename it and you should not get an error

Edited August 26, 2015 by Joseph

[Zodiac Dev]

This is an old script i need to make it new xD

 

And i found the "settings" and it's just a boolean

private boolean[] settings = { true };

If you class extends script. Be aware that we have a settings global field. So if you made an array of ints named settings rename it and you should not get an error

 

I would also like the spell shit more, can you help me with that?

 

EDIT: FIXED ALL SPELL SHIT THANKS TO TACO SHACK

 

I NEED THE SETTING STUFF NOW

Edited August 26, 2015 by run3warfar3

[Amusing]

This is an old script i need to make it new xD

And i found the "settings" and it's just a boolean

private boolean[] settings = { true };

I would also like the spell shit more, can you help me with that?

EDIT: FIXED ALL SPELL SHIT THANKS TO TACO SHACK

I NEED THE SETTING STUFF NOW

[Joseph]

Common dawg it doesn't work because one it's a boolean. All you have to do is check what value it returns. True or false. On top of that there is no point is using an a ray of boolean if all you have in the Array is just one boolean. It just defeats the purpose of an array.

[Bobrocket]

You can just do (boolean) 0

In booleans, 0 = off = false and 1 = on = true (right?)

[Zee Best]

Why are you using the 'this' keyword on every reference to a method within the class? The only time you should use 'this' is when you write a method and the parameter names are the same as variables in your class, or when you've got multiple constructors and you want to return a different one.