January 10, 201610 yr localWalker.walkPath(toship); toship is my path. but when i use this code the walkPath part gets a strike through it as shown above.. Is this a problem or will it run fine?
January 10, 201610 yr That means it's deprecated. It will still work, but it's being phased out. Use the Walking class instead.
January 10, 201610 yr That means it's deprecated. It will still work, but it's being phased out. Use the Walking class instead. getWalking() localWalker.walkPath(toship); toship is my path. but when i use this code the walkPath part gets a strike through it as shown above.. Is this a problem or will it run fine?
January 11, 201610 yr use getWalking().webWalk(new Position(xcoord, ycoord, height)); a Yellow strikethrough means a method is deprecated which means it's still in the API, but there is a better method available and one that is also more up-to-date. A deprecated method is usually going to be removed soon so having it in your scripts is bad because after you release the script, if the devs release a build that no longer supports that method your whole script will break until you update it with the new build path and updated methods.
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