Tile comparison algorithm is broken.

[sergbot 0]

• 10:49:20 PM: [SCRIPT] regular walk + timer reset(1862, 3536, 0) (1862, 3536, 0)

• log("regular walk + timer reset" + CrabSpot + " " + getLocalPlayer().getTile());

new CrabSpot = new Tile (1862, 3536);

So I was using != operator to see if i was standing in the correct tile. 

And as you can see the crabspot and local.gettile, both were returning the same exact coordinate. However the code was supposed to only execute if they weren't equal, so the client kept thinking they weren't equal, but they are actually equal as you can see in the log. 

[TheCloakdOne 389]

new CrabSpot = new Tile(1862,3536,0);  shoul work

From your console log you can see the tiles are initialized with a Z axis whereas CrabSpot isnt

[Neffarion 486]

5 hours ago, sergbot said:

• 10:49:20 PM: [SCRIPT] regular walk + timer reset(1862, 3536, 0) (1862, 3536, 0)

• 
  
  log("regular walk + timer reset" + CrabSpot + " " + getLocalPlayer().getTile());

new CrabSpot = new Tile (1862, 3536);

So I was using != operator to see if i was standing in the correct tile. 

And as you can see the crabspot and local.gettile, both were returning the same exact coordinate. However the code was supposed to only execute if they weren't equal, so the client kept thinking they weren't equal, but they are actually equal as you can see in the log. 

You need to use .equals() to compare objects. If you use != or == you are comparing the object references (which is not what you want)