if (script.getDialogues().inDialogue()) {
	if (script.getDialogues().isPendingContinuation()) {
		script.getDialogues().clickContinue();
		break;
	}
}

When I log the code,

It says that I'm in a dialogue, but not that there's pending continuation.

With other words, I'm stuck as it doesn't continue the dialogue.

 

Am I missing something?

 

 

 

Edited January 22, 201610 yr by lisabe96

Sounds like a bug with the continuation method; perhaps the dialogues are different on tutorial island

 

try something like this instead

List<RS2Widget> diag = getWidgets().containingText("Click here to continue");
if(!diag.isEmpty()) {
    diag.get(0).interact();
}

 

Sounds like a bug with the continuation method; perhaps the dialogues are different on tutorial island

 

try something like this instead

List<RS2Widget> diag = getWidgets().containingText("Click here to continue");
if(!diag.isEmpty()) {
    diag.get(0).interact();
}

It's weird, it sometimes works and sometimes not.

Ill try your solution.

 

 

Edit:

Seems to be working this way, thanks!

Edited January 22, 201610 yr by lisabe96

IsPendingContinuation() returns true iff it finds "to continue" or "please wait..." so your logic is flawed here.

IsPendingContinuation() returns true iff it finds "to continue" or "please wait..." so your logic is flawed here.

What do you mean exactly?

What do you mean exactly?

    public boolean isPendingContinuation() {
        if (this.inDialogue()) {
            int IIiiiiIiii = this.IIiiiiIiii(IIiiIiIIII);
            if (IIiiiiIiii > 0) {
                if(this.widgets.getWidgetContainingText(IIiiiiIiii, new String[]{"to continue", "please wait..."}) != null) {
                    return true;
                }

                return false;
            }

            List<RS2Widget> matching = this.widgets.containingText(new String[]{"to continue", "please wait..."});
            if (matching != null && !matching.isEmpty()) {
                IIiiIiIIII.add(Integer.valueOf((matching.get(0)).getRootId()));
                return true;
            }
        }

        return false;
    }

    public boolean isPendingContinuation() {
        if (this.inDialogue()) {
            int IIiiiiIiii = this.IIiiiiIiii(IIiiIiIIII);
            if (IIiiiiIiii > 0) {
                if(this.widgets.getWidgetContainingText(IIiiiiIiii, new String[]{"to continue", "please wait..."}) != null) {
                    return true;
                }

                return false;
            }

            List<RS2Widget> matching = this.widgets.containingText(new String[]{"to continue", "please wait..."});
            if (matching != null && !matching.isEmpty()) {
                IIiiIiIIII.add(Integer.valueOf((matching.get(0)).getRootId()));
                return true;
            }
        }

        return false;
    }

Apparently osbot's logic is flawing then because it doesn't work half of the time, while frostbug's solution does all the time

Apparently osbot's logic is flawing then because it doesn't work half of the time, while frostbug's solution does all the time

 

No, you're is checking if "please wait" has already been clicked, and if so try to click continue... You're using the wrong method.

Edited January 23, 201610 yr by matt123337

No, you're is checking if "please wait" has already been clicked, and if so try to click continue... You're using the wrong method.

Then what's the right one?