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Check when in trade

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Working on a simple tanner atm and I want to check if I'm in the tanning screen (trading ellis)

To know when to tan the hides.

How would I approach this? I noticed there's an "getInteraction" & stuff but don't really know

what it would have to return.

 

Also I'm using mouse coordinates now for tanning the hides in the tanning screen,

is there a better approach than using mouse coordinates?

 

Thanks in advance

Edited by lisabe96

Use the RS2Widgets api and use the widget debugging tool to get action names and to confirm your parent, child and if applicable child++.

What you need:

RS2Widget tanWidget = getWidgets().get(parent,c,c++); //this will be the widget for interacting with tan hide
if(tanWidget != null)
    tanWidget.interact("Your action"); // get this from the widget debugging tool, Actions.

Edited by ZappaScripts

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Use the RS2Widgets api and use the widget debugging tool to get action names and to confirm your parent, child and if applicable child++.

What you need:

RS2Widget tanWidget = getWidgets().get(parent,c,c++); //this will be the widget for interacting with tan hide
if(tanWidget != null)
    make.interact("Your action"); // get this from the widget debugging tool, Actions.

Are the (parent, c, c++) values the number values the widget debugger displays?

Like R: 142

 - 152

 -- 152

 

Nvm figured it out, thanks

Edited by lisabe96

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