How do I stop a script with TaskNode?

[Xtra 31]

I am trying to stop my script in my node class after it achieves a certain goal or meets a condition.

For example, when BankNode is called and it checks the bank to see if I have any steel bars left. If yes, smith. If no, stop.

Thanks

[wettofu 118]

i dont know if this works but i remember yeeter said that you could also use System.exit(1);

[Xtra 31]

6 minutes ago, wettofu said:

i dont know if this works but i remember yeeter said that you could also use System.exit(1);

Thanks, that closes the client which is kinda half what I'm looking for, definitely better than just sitting there with the script running

[Pseudo 179]

Your main script class has a method called 'stop()' which, you guessed it, stops the script.

[Xtra 31]

15 minutes ago, Pseudo said:

Your main script class has a method called 'stop()' which, you guessed it, stops the script.

You can do this with TaskNode? It says it's an AbstractScript Runnable method

[Pseudo 179]

2 minutes ago, Xtra said:

You can do this with TaskNode? It says it's an AbstractScript Runnable method

Oh no idea, I don't tend to use the TaskNode system, I tend to use my own framework. Failing that, I believe returning -1 in your scripts cycle will terminate.

[Xtra 31]

3 minutes ago, Pseudo said:

Oh no idea, I don't tend to use the TaskNode system, I tend to use my own framework. Failing that, I believe returning -1 in your scripts cycle will terminate.

Cool that's just what I was looking for thanks. Works just how I wanted!

[Aeglen 404]

That's a neat solution - another thing that doesn't seem to work in TaskNode is getRandomManager() - any suggestions?

[Pseudo 179]

On 6/17/2020 at 12:11 AM, Aeglen said:

That's a neat solution - another thing that doesn't seem to work in TaskNode is getRandomManager() - any suggestions?

Does it not inherit it from AbstractScript?