sleepUntil walking not working.

[Silicon 0]

Hi!

Just started scripting. I'm a software engineer irl so I'm not having trouble with the syntax, but i'm struggling to get sleepUntil to work as I would like it.

I'm currently getting it to work with something like this: 

            Walking.walk(closestRock.getTile());
            sleep(1000);
            sleepUntil(() -> !me.isMoving(), 3000);

My issue is that !me.isMoving() or the alternative Walking.GetDestinationDistance() == 0 is not immediately recognising that I am walking. So, the sleepUntil ends immediately unless I have a sleep(1000). This isn't ideal as I'd like to not have any unnecessary sleeps. 

Also, the Walking.GetDestinationDistance() never equals 0, but rather -1 but I'm guessing that has to do with Walk vs. WalkExact. 

Any help would be appreciated!

[Neffarion 486]

4 hours ago, Silicon said:

Hi!

Just started scripting. I'm a software engineer irl so I'm not having trouble with the syntax, but i'm struggling to get sleepUntil to work as I would like it.

I'm currently getting it to work with something like this: 

            Walking.walk(closestRock.getTile());
            sleep(1000);
            sleepUntil(() -> !me.isMoving(), 3000);

My issue is that !me.isMoving() or the alternative Walking.GetDestinationDistance() == 0 is not immediately recognising that I am walking. So, the sleepUntil ends immediately unless I have a sleep(1000). This isn't ideal as I'd like to not have any unnecessary sleeps. 

Also, the Walking.GetDestinationDistance() never equals 0, but rather -1 but I'm guessing that has to do with Walk vs. WalkExact. 

Any help would be appreciated!

 

Try using the following:

if(Walking.walk(closestRock.getTile())){
  MethodProvider.sleepUntil(() -> Walking.shouldWalk(), 10000);
}

 

[Silicon 0]

15 hours ago, Neffarion said:

 

Try using the following:

if(Walking.walk(closestRock.getTile())){
  MethodProvider.sleepUntil(() -> Walking.shouldWalk(), 10000);
}

 

Thanks, I think this is working a bit better. I tried changing it to Walking.walkOnScreen() and the issue persisted so perhaps there is something wrong with that method instead? 

I'm making a sand crabs script and ideally it should be walkOnScreen because it would look a bit suspicious clicking rocks from the minimap without being able to see them.