How to get high alch value for an item?

[garlicwhale 1]

How would one get the high alch value for any item given its name, without it needing to be in the inventory?

One could do:

new Item(ITEMID, 1).getHighAlchValue();

but could one do it with the name of the item, instead of the id?

Or is there a way to get the ID from the name?

Edited November 29, 2023 by garlicwhale

[apnasus 49]

Fetch it here,

https://prices.runescape.wiki/api/v1/osrs/mapping

I'm not sure if there's a direct name/ID mapping in DreamBot's API but if you really wanted to avoid using the above I guess you could try,

Integer avg = org.dreambot.api.methods.grandexchange.LivePrices.get(java.lang.String itemName)
Integer low = org.dreambot.api.methods.grandexchange.LivePrices.getLow(java.lang.String itemName)
Integer high = org.dreambot.api.methods.grandexchange.LivePrices.getHigh(java.lang.String itemName)

for (int i = 0; i <= 26155; i++) {
    try {
        if (avg == org.dreambot.api.methods.grandexchange.LivePrices.get(i) &&
            low == org.dreambot.api.methods.grandexchange.LivePrices.getLow(i) &&
            high == org.dreambot.api.methods.grandexchange.LivePrices.getHigh(i)) {
                Logger.log("Item ID " + i + " is a candidate");
        }
    } catch (Exception ignored) {} // Not tradeable
}

although it won't work for untradeable items. LOL

Edited January 1 by apnasus
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[xyz111 81]

If you know the itemID, you can create an instance of the item class without needing the item to be in the inventory. You do that by calling the constructor of the Item class with the itemID and quantity 1.

Item yewLongbow = new Item(860, 1);

int haValue = yewLongbow.getHighAlchValue();

 

 

Edited January 2 by xyz111

[apnasus 49]

20 minutes ago, xyz111 said:

If you know the itemID, you can create an instance of the item class without needing the item to be in the inventory. You do that by calling the constructor of the Item class with the itemID and quantity 1.

Item yewLongbow = new Item(860, 1);

int haValue = yewLongbow.getHighAlchValue();

I almost suggested the same thing until I read the rest of OP's post

[xyz111 81]

2 hours ago, apnasus said:

I almost suggested the same thing until I read the rest of OP's post

What? Did you?

[apnasus 49]

18 minutes ago, xyz111 said:

What? Did you?

OP doesn't have the item ID

[xyz111 81]

1 minute ago, apnasus said:

OP doesn't have the item ID

I addressed their initial query which also answers their subsequent questions. Might I propose a chat with your doctor about adjusting the dosage of your Adderall?

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If    you know the itemID

 

 

 

[apnasus 49]

On 11/29/2023 at 11:16 AM, garlicwhale said:

One could do:

new Item(ITEMID, 1).getHighAlchValue();

but could one do it with the name of the item, instead of the id?

 

3 hours ago, xyz111 said:

If you know the itemID, you can create an instance of the item class without needing the item to be in the inventory. You do that by calling the constructor of the Item class with the itemID and quantity 1.

Item yewLongbow = new Item(860, 1);

int haValue = yewLongbow.getHighAlchValue();

 

5 minutes ago, xyz111 said:

I addressed their initial query which also answers their subsequent questions.

No you've just typed OP back their own code in 2 lines instead of 1 what was even the point in you commenting?

[xyz111 81]

2 minutes ago, apnasus said:

 

 

No you've just typed OP back their own code in 2 lines instead of 1 what was even the point in you commenting?

 

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new Item(ITEMID, 1).getHighAlchValue();

That'll work?

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I'm not sure if there's a direct name/ID mapping in DreamBot's API 

what was even the point in you commenting?

[xyz111 81]

6 minutes ago, apnasus said:

what was even the point in you commenting?