I am a newbie working on my first woodcutting script, and everything is going good so far. However, using Objects.closest() sends the player on a wild Tree hunt as the nearest tree is a good distance away. 

How can I ensure that the bot only clicks on Trees inside the designated area? Thanks

Edited February 17, 20169 yr by xxslasherrmx

Well..

 

Well..

 

 

Thank you very much! I glossed over this in the api

private RS2Object tree;
private Area someArea = new Area(x1, y1, x2, y2;


public boolean chopTree(){
   List<RS2Object> trees = getObjects().getAll().stream().filter(ob -> ob != null && ob.getName().equalsIgnoreCase("Tree") && canChop(ob)).collect(Collectors.toList());

   if(!myPlayer().isAnimating() && trees.size() > 0){
      RS2Object tree = trees.get(Script.random(trees.size()));
      if(tree.interact("Chop down"){
         //sleep or something
         return true;
      }
   }

   return false;
} 

public boolean canChop(RS2Object tree){
     return someArea.contains(tree);
}

Alternative to @FrostBugs All code from my head so just double check.

Edited February 17, 20169 yr by Extreme Scripts

Area trees = new Area(3145, 3492, 3141, 3500);

Entity tree = objects.closest(trees, "Tree");
			if(tree != null && !myPlayer().isAnimating() ){
				tree.interact("Chop Down");

Worked like a charm