Hey guys,

 

I was wondering if there is a way to increase the accuracy of the .interact method? I have the following code snippet, but sometimes it misclicks the bank chest, clicks through the wall and runs outside looking suspicious and damaging xp/ph

Entity chest = objects.closest(true, bankChest);
.... other code here
chest.interact("Use");

Thanks for any help or suggestions!

 

-Omni.

Edited August 29, 201510 yr by omni4life

Hey guys,

 

I was wondering if there is a way to increase the accuracy of the .interact method? I have the following code snippet, but sometimes it misclicks the bank chest, clicks through the wall and runs outside looking suspicious and damaging xp/ph

Entity chest = objects.closest(true, bankChest);
.... other code here
chest.interact("Use");

Thanks for any help or suggestions!

 

-Omni.

 

Just wait till you try interacting with a mounted glory

Just wait till you try interacting with a mounted glory

Haha, I don't even want to imagine that nightmare. If I branch out from my iron man, I think I'll be paying for any fiddly scripts rather than writing them myself. I take it from the likes that this is a known issue that's bugging quite a few people ?

Edited August 29, 201510 yr by omni4life

Khaleesi was nice enough to make a thorough bug/suggestion report, so it's something I'll take a look at again. If you are familiar with shapes in Java, we are essentially looking at the worldtoscreen (3d to 2d) shape translation and then finding a point within that shape that is towards the center-mass. From there a PointDestination is generated, the mouse is moved through InteractionEvent, and the evaluation checks to see whether or not the our mouse has reached the target.

 

There is a lot of behind the scenes stuff so when I get a free minute from working on other stuff (like zoom), I'll open this can of worms again.

Khaleesi was nice enough to make a thorough bug/suggestion report, so it's something I'll take a look at again. If you are familiar with shapes in Java, we are essentially looking at the worldtoscreen (3d to 2d) shape translation and then finding a point within that shape that is towards the center-mass. From there a PointDestination is generated, the mouse is moved through InteractionEvent, and the evaluation checks to see whether or not the our mouse has reached the target.

 

There is a lot of behind the scenes stuff so when I get a free minute from working on other stuff (like zoom), I'll open this can of worms again.

Apologies for making another thread, I didn't actually realise that this was on ongoing issue. Most of my "scripting" is 9/10'ths fiddling until something works and 1/10'th coughing in surprise when it actually does. I'd merely assumed I was using the method incorrectly.

 

Best of luck with chasing down the problem and thanks for posting

Edited August 29, 201510 yr by omni4life

edit: my bad mate, wrong post

Edited August 29, 201510 yr by Woody