Is there a method for finding the Interactable Object that is making us not reach?

[Bryno 21]

Hi there!

I see there is canReach methods and such but I was wondering if there was a way of determining WHY can't I reach that object?

For example, if I just try to attack a Chicken, it might say you can't reach because door is closed, and then I can do something like:

// Can't reach the chicken, because this door is closed in the way
Gameobject door = objectInWay(Chicken);

// Open that door so I can reach chicken.
door.interact("Open");

 

Thanks!

[holic 237]

Here's essentially what I do, just force it to walk (i.e. handle obstacles)
 

if (!Walking.canReach(Chicken)) {
  if (Walking.shouldWalk(Calculations.random(4,9)) {
    Walking.walk(chicken);
    sleep(5,10);
  }
}

if (canReach....)

Also some less common, but still common, obstacles need to be added to the walker but doors and such should already be covered.

[Bryno 21]

9 minutes ago, holic said:

Here's essentially what I do, just force it to walk (i.e. handle obstacles)
 

if (!Walking.canReach(Chicken)) {
  if (Walking.shouldWalk(Calculations.random(4,9)) {
    Walking.walk(chicken);
    sleep(5,10);
  }
}

if (canReach....)

Also some less common, but still common, obstacles need to be added to the walker but doors and such should already be covered.

Wait... NO WAY!

You're telling me they implemented door handling in the "walk()" method....

That is CRAZY amazing!  

I have to test that out... I just assumed you would always have to implement your own door-object handling based on your script :O