Faster way to sleep until an objext exists?

[Qiwi 0]

GameObject obj = GameObjects.closest("obj");
//logic and things
otherObj.interact("otherObj");
Magic.castSpell(Normal.teleport);
Sleep.sleepUntil(() -> obj != null, 12000);
//logic and things

This is my code however its pretty slow detecting the object, is there a way to optimize this?

 

Sleep.sleepUntil(() -> bank.exists() == true, 12000);

for some reason this always returns True, I'm out of ideas

also tried doing the distance math, and sleeping ticks until we've theoretically loaded a bank; this would force me to do run energy handling and i cba for a script this simple (my first time for scripting and java)

[Qiwi 0]

Well its 6 hours later and ive come to a conclusion: im over-complicating a problem in a language I dont understand yet; Ill write needlessly complex solutions all day as long as I know what im doing.

The root problem was multiple clicks causing pathing issues, so I just slapped a boolean on it. Now we're booling too

GameObject obj = GameObjects.closest("obj");
boolean booling = false;
//logic and things
if (!booling) {
  otherObj.interact("otherObj");
  Magic.castSpell(Normal.teleport);
  booling = true;
  //Sleep.sleepUntil(() -> obj != null, 12000);
}

I guess I'll leave this hear maybe someone will find it helpful

[camelCase 324]

the sleep until will never work because "obj" is an object not a reference to GameObjects#closest, once its null it never changes unless you reassign it, youd need to do something like

Sleep.sleepUntil(() -> GameObjects.closest("whatever") != null, 12_000)

note that this does not update obj so object would still be null, but hopefully you are returning right after that so it should be okay

1 hour ago, Qiwi said:

if (!booling):

 wrong language brah, {} to denote code blocks