Need Help with Player Positioning Issue Relative to Area Post-World Hop

[Deep Slayer 20]

Hi everyone,

I'm currently developing a script and have encountered a problem related to the player's position in relation to a specific area after world hopping. The issue is primarily with the East-West coordinates.

Lets say this is the defined area in my script for example:

private final Area myArea = new Area(1234, 1235, 1236, 1237);

 

After the bot performs a world hop, its understanding of its position in relation to myArea becomes inaccurate. Specifically, the bot perceives itself to be about 8-10 tiles East or West of where it actually is. This error is throwing off the script's logic, as it thinks it's in one area when, in reality, it's off by a significant margin. Interestingly, the North-South coordinates remain accurate; the issue is only with the East-West alignment.

I have tried implementing a 15-20 second delay between each world hop to address this, but the problem persists.

Also note that the script works perfectly until a world hop occurs

I've pasted my world hop logic below

Has anyone else experienced this? Any insights or solutions would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you!

 

private void hopToWorld() {
    World world = Worlds.getRandomWorld(w -> w.isF2P() && !w.isPVP() && w.getMinimumLevel() == 0);
   WorldHopper.hopWorld(world);
   sleep(15000,20000);

}

Edited January 12 by Deep Slayer

[MaximusPrimo 59]

I think there is something wrong with your script logic here because your position doesn't change if you hop worlds. The issue won't be with your hop logic.

If you enable 'show player position' in the client does the position actually change after hopping?

[Deep Slayer 20]

• 10:26:17 am: [SCRIPT] MY CURRENT POSITION BEFORE HOP: (3073, 3856, 0)
• 10:26:34 am: [SCRIPT] MY CURRENT POSITION AFTER HOP: (3073, 3864, 0)

  using 
  myPlayer.getTile()); 
  
  to read those coordinates before and after using the below method
  

  private void hopToWorld() {
      World world = Worlds.getRandomWorld(w -> w.isF2P() && !w.isPVP() && w.getMinimumLevel() == 0);
      WorldHopper.hopWorld(world);
      sleep(15000,20000);
  
  }
  

   

  The Player position in developer mode on the client is different than getTile() method after hopping worlds although its the same, before hopping.

   

   

Edited January 12 by Deep Slayer

[Aeglen 294]

23 minutes ago, Deep Slayer said:

• 10:26:17 am: [SCRIPT] MY CURRENT POSITION BEFORE HOP: (3073, 3856, 0)
• 10:26:34 am: [SCRIPT] MY CURRENT POSITION AFTER HOP: (3073, 3864, 0)

  using 
  myPlayer.getTile()); 
  
  to read those coordinates before and after using the below method
  

  private void hopToWorld() {
      World world = Worlds.getRandomWorld(w -> w.isF2P() && !w.isPVP() && w.getMinimumLevel() == 0);
      WorldHopper.hopWorld(world);
      sleep(15000,20000);
  
  }
  

   

  The Player position in developer mode on the client is different than getTile() method after hopping worlds although its the same, before hopping.

   

   

1) You should ensure the world is properly loaded in after the hop

2) You should re-grab the player every time, changing worlds probably invaldiates the old Player object and puts it to 0,0 of the chunk or something.

[Deep Slayer 20]

Problem fixed - I realized that the player was instantiated outside the main loop. Thanks for the help, @Aeglen!" Thanks, @Aeglen