Bank Withdraw Method doesn't work

[badramen 2]

Bank.withdraw(String, int) - to withdraw a particular quantity of item doesn't work

It simply right clicks, withdraw-X and then carries on with the next line of code

For example:

Bank.withdraw("Teleport to house", 100)

Pretty crucial part of the API - what am I doing wrong? It is exactly as per the docs.

Also to be clear - Bank.withdrawAll works, and Bank.withdraw(String) works (with quantity of 1) just not withdraw with qty specified

 

[badramen 2]

Bank.close() also doesnt work 

[Hashtag 8774]

Step 1 is to make sure your client is up to date. Run the DBLauncher.jar to update it.

[badramen 2]

All I run is the DBLauncher.jar though

[badramen 2]

Alright so withdrawing a specific quantity works now but closing the bank still doesn't work.

Any tips?

[fallacy87 8]

Bank.close();
sleepUntil(()->!Bank.isOpen(),1000,1);

 

[badramen 2]

1 hour ago, fallacy87 said:

Bank.close();
sleepUntil(()->!Bank.isOpen(),1000,1);

 

Nope.

How could something so simple and essential simply not work straight out of the box?

[badramen 2]

I'm running this in the onStart script btw. Does it simply not work in that loop..?

[Smokeyjay 1]

Quote

if(Bank.isOpen()){
    log("Bank is open");
    if(Bank.close()){
         log("Closing bank");
    }
}

High level example. Add some log statements into your code and see what's being executed. If your log statement isn't executed, that section of code isn't being read.

[fallacy87 8]

1 hour ago, badramen said:

I'm running this in the onStart script btw. Does it simply not work in that loop..?

there are 2 methods for onStart, if it is 

    @Override
    public void onStart(String... params) {
        super.onStart(params);
    }

then you are using the onstart with parameters and isn't firing. If you are using the one without onStart(String...params) then it is only going to fire 1 time, at the start of the script. You should read the API documentation on these to get a better understanding of what you are doing in your code. Put it in the loop and give it some conditions to detect it like Smokeyjay posted above.