how do I define an area

[Taytot 4]

I have coded my script fine, but my bot just continually walks finding trees, and I would like him to stay within a set boundary.

I see the constructor:

Area(XXXX,XXXX,XXXX,XXXX) but how do I implement that in my code?

How would I say something like

if bot is in Area(X,X,X,X) then stay;

else, go back to area
 

Edited April 5 by Taytot

[KCBot 74]

Area nameOfArea= new Area(x1, y1, x2, y2);

So an example of one of my own scripts:
 

private Area houseWaitingArea = new Area(1628, 3111, 1630, 3109);

 

 

So you could do;
 

Area nameHere = new Area(1111, 2222, 3333, 4444);
If (!nameHere.contains(Players.getLocal())) {
	then xxxx
}

 

Edited April 5 by KCBot

[Taytot 4]

thanks I used a private final int walk_delay and a check after every action loop to ensure the bot always stays in the zone!

[KCBot 74]

5 hours ago, Taytot said:

thanks I used a private final int walk_delay and a check after every action loop to ensure the bot always stays in the zone!

That works!

I myself would do this:

Area nameHere = new Area(1111, 2222, 3333, 4444);
If (!nameHere.contains(Players.getLocal())) {
	Walking.walk(nameHere.getRandomTile());
	sleep(Calculations.random(1000, 4000));
}

Edited April 6 by KCBot

[Luxe 82]

while(!myAreaName.contains(Players.getLocal().getTile())) {
	Walking.walk(myAreaName.getRandomTile());
	sleep.sleepUntil(() -> Players.getLocal().isMoving(), Calculations.random(1250,7500));
}

like this

[KCBot 74]

9 minutes ago, ImLife said:

while(!myAreaName.contains(Players.getLocal().getTile())) {
	Walking.walk(myAreaName.getRandomTile());
	sleep.sleepUntil(() -> Players.getLocal().isMoving(), Calculations.random(1250,7500));
}

like this

Ideally you don't want to use while loops, specially if you are using taskscript (even if you are not, use states).
Basically your node would accept if your player is not in myAreaName, with the highest priority.
Then you only have this in your node:

Walking.walk(myAreaName.getRandomTile());

sleep.sleepUntil(() -> Players.getLocal().isMoving(), Calculations.random(1250,7500));

 

[Taytot 4]

private final Area treeArea = new Area(X, x, X, X);
private final int WALK_DELAY = 3000; // Delay between walk check
private Timer timer;


etc etc

if (!treeArea.contains(Players.getLocal())) {
    walkBackToTreeArea();
    return WALK_DELAY;

[Luxe 82]

24 minutes ago, KCBot said:

Ideally you don't want to use while loops, specially if you are using taskscript (even if you are not, use states).
Basically your node would accept if your player is not in myAreaName, with the highest priority.
Then you only have this in your node:

Walking.walk(myAreaName.getRandomTile());

sleep.sleepUntil(() -> Players.getLocal().isMoving(), Calculations.random(1250,7500));

 

Ahh thats true. I havent worked too much with anything other than the onLoop architecture.
But great point!