Calculating Quantity Of Items

[thiccbooty123 0]

Hi there, pretty simple thing i need help on.

Id like to calculate the items on the floor and inventory combined, and if there is less than a total of 28 then i should drop all eye of newts from my inventory.

 

This is what my boolean looks like:

*line* is meant to be the area in which the eye of newts are (the rectangular co-ords of where abouts i would be standing around)

 

private boolean DropEyes() {
    if (getInventory().contains("Eye of newt") && (getGroundItems(Line).names("Eye of newt").results().size() <= 28)) {
        status = "Dropping newts";
        getInventory().drop("Eye of newt");
    }
    return true;
}

 

Thanks so much

[Pseudo 179]

I'm assuming groundItem.getAmount() doesn't work as they aren't stackable? If so you could iterate of all groundItems in an X tile radius and store the data to a variable?

 

Something like:

	private int getGroundItemCount(String itemName) {
        int items = 0;
        for (GroundItem groundItem : getGroundItems().all(i -> i != null && i.getName().equals(itemName) /*Could additionally check for tile*/)) {
            if (groundItem != null && groundItem.exists()) {
                items++;
            }
        }
        return items;
    }
	    private int getTotalLoadedItemCount(String itemName) {
        return getInventory().count(itemName) + getGroundItemCount(itemName);
    }

[thiccbooty123 0]

3 hours ago, Pseudo said:

I'm assuming groundItem.getAmount() doesn't work as they aren't stackable? If so you could iterate of all groundItems in an X tile radius and store the data to a variable?

 

Something like:

 

	private int getGroundItemCount(String itemName) {
        int items = 0;
        for (GroundItem groundItem : getGroundItems().all(i -> i != null && i.getName().equals(itemName) /*Could additionally check for tile*/)) {
            if (groundItem != null && groundItem.exists()) {
                items++;
            }
        }
        return items;
    }
	    private int getTotalLoadedItemCount(String itemName) {
        return getInventory().count(itemName) + getGroundItemCount(itemName);
    }

 

Ah fair enough, sorry im quite new to creating scripts

Thanks so much, ill let you know how it goes

[thiccbooty123 0]

3 hours ago, Pseudo said:

I'm assuming groundItem.getAmount() doesn't work as they aren't stackable? If so you could iterate of all groundItems in an X tile radius and store the data to a variable?

 

Something like:

 

	private int getGroundItemCount(String itemName) {
        int items = 0;
        for (GroundItem groundItem : getGroundItems().all(i -> i != null && i.getName().equals(itemName) /*Could additionally check for tile*/)) {
            if (groundItem != null && groundItem.exists()) {
                items++;
            }
        }
        return items;
    }
	    private int getTotalLoadedItemCount(String itemName) {
        return getInventory().count(itemName) + getGroundItemCount(itemName);
    }

 

[thiccbooty123 0]

Ignore the above image.

[Pseudo 179]

It's an int bruh, getGroundItemCount(item) > X

[thiccbooty123 0]

7 hours ago, Pseudo said:

It's an int bruh, getGroundItemCount(item) > X

Gotcha, thanks so much