InventoryListener help

[pharaoh 130]

how use this

@Override
    public void onItemChange(Item[] items) {
   
    }

[Eclipseop 194]

haha nice post.

iter through the array and see what items changed, find the one you at look for by either the name or id, and then do whatever you need.

[Explicit 213]

haha nice post.

 

iter through the array and see what items changed, find the one you at look for by either the name or id, and then do whatever you need.

I'm going to make the assumption that only items that have changed will be passed to an onItemChange event handler....

[Constuck 13]

the Item[] items consists of the items that have changed. If nothing has changed, I assume you either get an empty array or null.

[Mad 86]

It should return a single Item and fire it multiple times if multiple items change, that seems weird

[Hopewelljnj 46]

It should return a single Item and fire it multiple times if multiple items change, that seems weird

Do what we all do to figure out code. Build yourself a test script. Iterate through the array and log information and see what happens.

[pharaoh 130]

haha nice post.

 

iter through the array and see what items changed, find the one you at look for by either the name or id, and then do whatever you need.

 

 

I'm going to make the assumption that only items that have changed will be passed to an onItemChange event handler....

 

 

the Item[] items consists of the items that have changed. If nothing has changed, I assume you either get an empty array or null.

 

 

It should return a single Item and fire it multiple times if multiple items change, that seems weird

 

 

Do what we all do to figure out code. Build yourself a test script. Iterate through the array and log information and see what happens.

 

hi everyone i am just trying to get the total amount of logs cut/fish cut/items gained etc idk how to do that

[Constuck 13]

Oh, you can use a message listener for that. Whenever you get logs from a tree, the game sends you a message that says "You get some ____ logs." Just listen for that message and +1 to logs every time you get it. A similar thing happens in fishing but I can't remember if it is the same message. Ex: "You get some shrimp."

[Hopewelljnj 46]

You can also do

int fish = getInventory().count("Raw shrimps");
sleepUntil(() -> getInventory().count("Raw shrimps") > fish, 10000);
int fishCaught ++;

Its better to do it with a message listener but I believe some things do not give a message.

[pharaoh 130]

got it working, ty all