Won't walk to port sarim "veos" on docks

[cammofunk 2]

private Tile veosPortSarimTile = new Tile(3054, 3193, 0);

 

my code won't walk to this tile for some reason, it'll walk if i change it to somewhere else tho. this is a tile on the docks

 

using something like this

 getWalking().walk(veosPortSarimTile);
 sleep(Calculations.random(200, 1500));

[Scorpius 144]

Tile closest_tile = getWalking().getClosestTileOnMap(veosPortSarimTile);

getWalking().walk(closest_tile);

[cammofunk 2]

Tile closest_tile = getWalking().getClosestTileOnMap(veosPortSarimTile);
getWalking().walk(closest_tile);

Didn't work for me, just ran south of Draynor bank and stayed by the willows

edit: seems like for some reason it can't find the path from draynor glory teleport spot, however if i run above the docks and then tell it to go to veros it will

 

editAgain: thought it worked but it got stuck on the docks, super buggy walking too.

[Bitcoin 21]

Didn't work for me, just ran south of Draynor bank and stayed by the willows

edit: seems like for some reason it can't find the path from draynor glory teleport spot, however if i run above the docks and then tell it to go to veros it will

 

editAgain: thought it worked but it got stuck on the docks, super buggy walking too.

Chances are that the Dreambot's webwalking can be a lil buggy at times.

[Xephy 237]

Use the client's "Web Node Debug" to see what actually exists in the webwalker. Chances are you'll have to add a new set of links to some already existing nodes.

 

To do so:

 

1) Create a CustomWebPath and fill it with appropriately spaced tiles in the constructor (approx 7-10 tiles apart should be perfect)

2) Add your custom web path to the webwalker by using "getWalking().getWebPathFinder().addCustomWebPath(customWebPath);"

3) Connect an existing web node to the start of your custom web path that is approx 7-10 tiles away from the pre-existing node.

4) Smile

[cammofunk 2]

Use the client's "Web Node Debug" to see what actually exists in the webwalker. Chances are you'll have to add a new set of links to some already existing nodes.

 

To do so:

 

1) Create a CustomWebPath and fill it with appropriately spaced tiles in the constructor (approx 7-10 tiles apart should be perfect)

2) Add your custom web path to the webwalker by using "getWalking().getWebPathFinder().addCustomWebPath(customWebPath);"

3) Connect an existing web node to the start of your custom web path that is approx 7-10 tiles away from the pre-existing node.

4) Smile

Hey thanks man, I'll do my best to implement this  

Hey thanks man, I'll do my best to implement this

You mind sharing a simple snipet?

just for like 3 tiles

[Xephy 237]

CustomWebPath customWebPath = new CustomWebPath(new Tile(2676, 3170, 0));
customWebPath.connectToStart(5275);
getWalking().getWebPathFinder().addCustomWebPath(customWebPath);

[cammofunk 2]

CustomWebPath customWebPath = new CustomWebPath(new Tile(2676, 3170, 0));

customWebPath.connectToStart(5275);

getWalking().getWebPathFinder().addCustomWebPath(customWebPath);

So theoretically should this work if i call webWalkToVeos() in my loop?

	public void webWalkToVeos()
	{
		CustomWebPath customWebPath = new CustomWebPath(
				 new Tile(3105, 3251, 0), new Tile(3104,3258,0)
				,new Tile(3100, 3272, 0), new Tile(3086,3270,0)
				,new Tile(3073, 3277, 0), new Tile(3059,3258,0)
				,new Tile(3058, 3253, 0), new Tile(3044,3247,0)
				,new Tile(3039, 3236, 0), new Tile(3029,3229,0)
				,new Tile(3028, 3213, 0), new Tile(3030,3200,0)
				,new Tile(3041, 3193, 0), new Tile(3053,3192,0));
		customWebPath.connectToStart(5275);
		getWalking().getWebPathFinder().addCustomWebPath(customWebPath);
		sleeps(150,300);
	} 

And whats the "customWebPath.connectToStart(5275);"do?

[Xephy 237]

You don't want to call that in your loop because then you'd just be allocating new memory and putting it in the walker over and over again.

 

If you look at the web node debug, each node has a number. You can connect your new custom web path to an already existing node.

That simply adds your new path to the web walker, then you should be able to walk it normally by using walk();

[cammofunk 2]

You don't want to call that in your loop because then you'd just be allocating new memory and putting it in the walker over and over again.

 

If you look at the web node debug, each node has a number. You can connect your new custom web path to an already existing node.

That simply adds your new path to the web walker, then you should be able to walk it normally by using walk();

Very interesting, so I'm not calling my custom path at all I'm just adding it to the already created nodes?