TaskScript

[death dead 1]

How can we add in priority system? would it be possible for us to create a custom one for like Node framework?

[Im A Baller 348]

it can be done through just ordering a list of tasks

 

public class Task {

     public abstract boolean validate(); 

     public abstract boolean execute();

} 

 

List<Task> tasks = new ArrayList<>();

Collections.addAll(priority1, priority2, priority3); //assumed each of these priority is a type of task

 

onLoop() {

   for(Task t: tasks)

      if(t.validate())

         return t.execute();

}

 

now since each task is listed by priority in the arraylist, it will check each in order of priority. these are the (very) barebones on which basically every task-based script works.

gl

[7804364 231]

Can easily be done,

 

first add priority to your abstract class (node class)

public int priority () {
        return 0;
    }

then on your actual task classes add

@Override
    public int priority() {
        return 1;
    }

(this will be where you set which task has priority)

 

then finally in your main class put all the tasks in an array, then sort those tasks by priority

[Dreamlicker 750]

There is no reason to sort your nodes. TaskNode itself has a priority method. Your nodes will be executed based on their priority. Just override the method and return the priority level you wish the node to have.

 

 

https://dreambot.org/javadocs/org/dreambot/api/script/TaskNode.html

[death dead 1]

Can easily be done,

 

first add priority to your abstract class (node class)

public int priority () {
        return 0;
    }

then on your actual task classes add

@Override
    public int priority() {
        return 1;
    }

(this will be where you set which task has priority)

 

then finally in your main class put all the tasks in an array, then sort those tasks by priority

Yes, the problem is how can I sort them by priority? this is what I wanted .

 

it can be done through just ordering a list of tasks

 

public class Task {

     public abstract boolean validate(); 

     public abstract boolean execute();

} 

 

List<Task> tasks = new ArrayList<>();

Collections.addAll(priority1, priority2, priority3); //assumed each of these priority is a type of task

 

onLoop() {

   for(Task t: tasks)

      if(t.validate())

         return t.execute();

}

 

now since each task is listed by priority in the arraylist, it will check each in order of priority. these are the (very) barebones on which basically every task-based script works.

gl

Ok, thanks

 

There is no reason to sort your nodes. TaskNode itself has a priority method. Your nodes will be executed based on their priority. Just override the method and return the priority level you wish the node to have.

 

 

https://dreambot.org/javadocs/org/dreambot/api/script/TaskNode.html

As I said I wanted to know how to make a custom one to get better into scripting anyways thanks .

[Dreamlicker 750]

Yes, the problem is how can I sort them by priority? this is what I wanted .

 

Ok, thanks

 

As I said I wanted to know how to make a custom one to get better into scripting anyways thanks .

 

 

Extending TaskNode to create your custom version is likely your best solution. If you can detail what you want to be different from the current implementation, more help can be given.

[death dead 1]

Extending TaskNode to create your custom version is likely your best solution. If you can detail what you want to be different from the current implementation, more help can be given.

Ok thank you now, i will work with TaskNode.