How to determine if interaction was successful

[iJodix]

Alright,

So for interacting with entity/position we can do this for event;

                

                			if (getMouse().getCrossHairColor().equals(CrossHairColor.YELLOW)) { //OR RED
                				setFinished();
                			}

But how am i supposed to do it for inventory items/widgets ?

Am i supposed to use CrossHairColor.NONE ?

I need this for my custom interaction method.

 

Edited February 25, 2016 by iJodix

[Goaks]

for the invent could you not check the top left hand corner? Not looked from coding POV but you can see it changes from / 2 more options to ''->"

Edited February 25, 2016 by Goaks

[Flamezzz]

Why wouldn't it be successful? Those things are static, so you can safely say success iff mouse.click is successful, right?

[iJodix]

Why wouldn't it be successful? Those things are static, so you can safely say success iff mouse.click is successful, right?

I'd rather double check as i don't want script to eff up.

But what for CrossHairColor.NONE is ? Am i supposed to use it for cases like this ?

Edited February 25, 2016 by iJodix

[itzDot]

If interact(action name) {

It happenend successfully

} else{ it failed}

[BloodRush20]

I'd rather double check as i don't want script to eff up.

But what for CrossHairColor.NONE is ? Am i supposed to use it for cases like this ?

 

Could you just use the isItemSelected() from the inventory API class?

click.item;
sleep(600);
if (item.isItemSelected()) {
do stuff
}

Or am I missing what your asking?

[iJodix]

Could you just use the isItemSelected() from the inventory API class?

click.item;
sleep(600);
if (item.isItemSelected()) {
do stuff
}

Or am I missing what your asking?

This would work for items that you don't have to equip/wield/drop,

Everyone wondering why i need this is because i'm writing my own custom interaction method.

[Volta]

>doesn't trust the interact() boolean

[BloodRush20]

This would work for items that you don't have to equip/wield/drop,

Everyone wondering why i need this is because i'm writing my own custom interaction method.

Got it I mean the interact boolean as stated would work however there is always a way to notice a change. equip something the character would change equipment wise and so on. I cant say I fully understand your end goal so it's harder to help out.

[iJodix]

>doesn't trust the interact() boolean

I need this for my custom interaction method :p

Got it I mean the interact boolean as stated would work however there is always a way to notice a change. equip something the character would change equipment wise and so on. I cant say I fully understand your end goal so it's harder to help out.

Alright, let me try to elobrate;

If you click on any entity successfully, a red crosshair appears, if you missclick, a yellow one appears,

But when you need to interact with widgets/inventory items like equip/drop/ etc no crosshair appears.

[Goaks]

I need this for my custom interaction method

Alright, let me try to elobrate;

If you click on any entity successfully, a red crosshair appears, if you missclick, a yellow one appears,

But when you need to interact with widgets/inventory items like equip/drop/ etc no crosshair appears.

 if you equip/drop it will disapear from invent. so take a count of item before and after. the difference should be 1. Else it failed

[iJodix]

 if you equip/drop it will disapear from invent. so take a count of item before and after. the difference should be 1. Else it failed

Never mind guys, i used CrossHairColor.NONE and it seems to be do it job well, so i guess NONE is meant to be used for situations like this.

[BloodRush20]

Never mind guys, i used CrossHairColor.NONE and it seems to be do it job well, so i guess NONE is meant to be used for situations like this.

I was about to suggest this. I'm glad it worked out tho.

[Bobrocket]

Never mind guys, i used CrossHairColor.NONE and it seems to be do it job well, so i guess NONE is meant to be used for situations like this.

 

Another idea might simply be to check if the mouse is within a slightly shrunken bounding box.

[Krulvis]

Never mind guys, i used CrossHairColor.NONE and it seems to be do it job well, so i guess NONE is meant to be used for situations like this.

The crosshair color is always None, unless you click somewhere (that triggers either red/yellow color). Checking for none does not solve your issue here.

 

There is no way to really confirm a click when you are interacting with interfaces/inventory/equipment.

 

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/e3znjjxqw0tht27/2016-02-27_18-04-54.mp4?dl=0

Edited February 27, 2016 by Krulvis