How would I effectively initialize a fighting class?

 

My execute() is okay

Just my validate() is always returning true and takes a chunk out of my CPU : ~35%+ ( in my fighting node)

All my other node calls are fine and use low amounts! : ~8% altogether

 

I only want it to call the Fighting node when NPC is onscreen and Loot is not on the ground. I have tried workarounds to what I can understand from looking through the API but you big scripters can help OSBOTS #1 NOOB SCRIPTER?

 

 

 

Example of what I am using:

@Override
    public boolean shouldDoActivity(Script s) {
        return (Constants.areaDragons.contains(s.myPlayer()) && s.groundItems.closest(Constants.areaDragons,Constants.loot) == null && !s.myPlayer().isAnimating() && !s.myPlayer().isUnderAttack()); //This is where it willl validate if its truel... Execute... etc.
    } 

Help me babes

 

Hard to tell without seeing the architecture behind it all.

Might be this though:

s.groundItems.closest(Constants.areaDragons,Constants.loot) == null

Try and remove that and see how it affects your CPU ^^

Hard to tell without seeing the architecture behind it all.

Might be this though:

s.groundItems.closest(Constants.areaDragons,Constants.loot) == null

Try and remove that and see how it affects your CPU ^^

This is my fight class:

public class Fighting implements Activity {
    @Override
    public boolean shouldDoActivity(Script s) {
        return (); //Code being validated
    }
    //attack anim =390 || 829 for eating
    @Override
    public int doActivity(Script s) throws InterruptedException {
            //....Code being executed
                 
                
            }
        return 0;
}

And I will try that

Edited August 29, 201510 yr by Sinatra