Hello, so I've made a few scripts implementing the webwalking methods, the problem is, when the bot is in the Area he really always wants to click on a certain tile which makes it pretty obvious you're a bot, any suggestions on how to remove the clicking?

Edited March 19, 20169 yr by GaetanoH

use webwalkevent

public static void webWalkEvent(final INodeRouteFinder routeFinder, final Position position, final int treshold, final MethodProvider script) 
    {
     
     WebWalkEvent event = new WebWalkEvent(routeFinder, position);
     event.setBreakCondition(new Condition()
     {
     @Override
     public boolean evaluate() 
     {      
     return script.getMap().distance(position) <= treshold;
     }
     });
 
     script.execute(event);
    }

then use it like this

webWalkEvent(Variables.routeFinder, new Position(2924+ctx.random(1), 3175+ctx.random(5), 0), 5, ctx);

make a routeFinder onStart() , only do this onstart! it will use up a lot of cpu otherwise

INodeRouteFinder routeFinder
public void onStart()
{
    routeFinder  = INodeRouteFinder.createAdvanced();
}

i put my routevinder in my class Variables so i can access it anywhere

public static INodeRouteFinder routeFinder;

ctx being my methodprovider

 

5 being the radius in which it breaks the webwalk so it will bank or do other things smoothly

 

so lets say you're at a fishing spot, and you're using this to walk to a bank, if you're in a radius of 5, it will break webwalking so it doesnt want to walk to that exact tile, and it will attempt to bank 

Edited March 19, 20169 yr by The Hero of Time

use webwalkevent

public static void webWalkEvent(final INodeRouteFinder routeFinder, final Position position, final int treshold, final MethodProvider script) 
    {
     
     WebWalkEvent event = new WebWalkEvent(routeFinder, position);
     event.setBreakCondition(new Condition()
     {
     @Override
     public boolean evaluate() 
     {      
     return script.getMap().distance(position) <= treshold;
     }
     });
 
     script.execute(event);
    }

then use it like this

webWalkEvent(Variables.routeFinder, new Position(2924+ctx.random(1), 3175+ctx.random(5), 0), 5, ctx);

ctx being my methodprovider

 

5 being the radius in which it breaks the webwalk so it will bank or do other things smoothly

 

so lets say you're at a fishing spot, and you're using this to walk to a bank, if you're in a radius of 5, it will break webwalking so it doesnt want to walk to that exact tile, and it will attempt to bank 

As always thank you for the fast reply, I'll look into it later!

use webwalkevent

 

Is @The Hero of Time actually making some Java gainzzz 

Edited March 19, 20169 yr by Extreme Scripts

Is @The Hero of Time actually making some Java gainzzz 

Edited March 19, 20169 yr by The Hero of Time

use webwalkevent

public static void webWalkEvent(final INodeRouteFinder routeFinder, final Position position, final int treshold, final MethodProvider script) 
    {
     
     WebWalkEvent event = new WebWalkEvent(routeFinder, position);
     event.setBreakCondition(new Condition()
     {
     @Override
     public boolean evaluate() 
     {      
     return script.getMap().distance(position) <= treshold;
     }
     });
 
     script.execute(event);
    }

then use it like this

webWalkEvent(Variables.routeFinder, new Position(2924+ctx.random(1), 3175+ctx.random(5), 0), 5, ctx);

make a routeFinder onStart() , only do this onstart! it will use up a lot of cpu otherwise

INodeRouteFinder routeFinder
public void onStart()
{
    routeFinder  = INodeRouteFinder.createAdvanced();
}

i put my routevinder in my class Variables so i can access it anywhere

public static INodeRouteFinder routeFinder;

ctx being my methodprovider

 

5 being the radius in which it breaks the webwalk so it will bank or do other things smoothly

 

so lets say you're at a fishing spot, and you're using this to walk to a bank, if you're in a radius of 5, it will break webwalking so it doesnt want to walk to that exact tile, and it will attempt to bank 

 

Wow nice, who taught you that?

dem genius

Hero of Java

As note: it's not always the best idea to break your walking when a certain tile is within your radius.

Example:

When you walk to a tile and your next code block is something like interacting with a npc it could be that npc have traveled to a different tile in the meantime.

Now mostly the interact method will solve this by itself but for the example.

Wow nice, who taught you that?

dem genius

just spreading @Khaleesi 's love