[lucassousa]

I have a item x in my inventory and I need use it on a object y.

I didn't found a direct method like

x.useOn(y);

then I tried some stuff (strange...) like

x.interact("Use");
y.click();

This really didn't worked hahah

So, what a correct way to do this?

 

[savior]

1) Interact with item 1
2) Interact with item 2

Use the development toolkit or similiar to find out the correct actions.

 

[lucassousa]

1) Interact with item 1
2) Interact with item 2

Use the development toolkit or similiar to find out the correct actions.

This has probability to works? While this, let me take a look on dev toolkit.

x.interact("Use");
//action 0 or ++...
y.interact(y.getDefinition().getActions().get(0));

 

[savior]

This has probability to works? While this, let me take a look on dev toolkit.

x.interact("Use");
//action 0 or ++...
y.interact(y.getDefinition().getActions().get(0));

Using definitions alone wont work

 

[lucassousa]

Using definitions alone wont work

Well... I find a "simply" way to use the item.

Created a Task to "Use" item and a Task to y.click().

At least it is working... I'll watch the performance.

 

[swych]

It seems like you've got it figured out. There's no method that using an item on another item/object/npc at the moment. I'll include a snippet from my construction bot which gets the noted planks in the inventory to use on the butler to unnote them.

SpriteItem notedPlank = Inventory.newQuery().ids(bot.getRequiredNotedID()).results().first();
// The noted id is assigned upon plank selection in GUI

if (notedPlank.click()) {
      if (butler.interact("Use")) {
            getLogger().log("Used planks on butler.");
            bot.setCurrentStatus("Used planks on butler");
      }
}

 

[party]

Interacting with an object whilst you have another selected (for OSRS at least) is

SpriteItem#interact("Use", selected +  " -> " + target)

 

[defeat3d]

    default <T1 extends Interactable, T2 extends Interactable> boolean combine(final T1 i1, final T2 i2) {
        final String n1;
        final String n2;
        if ((n1 = getName(i1)) != null && (n2 = getName(i2)) != null) {
            final SpriteItem selected = Inventory.getSelectedItem();
            if (selected != null) {
                if (selected.equals(i1)) {
                    return i2.interact("Use", n1 + " -> " + n2);
                } else if (selected.equals(i2)) {
                    return i1.interact("Use", n2 + " -> " + n1);
                } else {
                    return Interaction.deselectItem() && i1.interact("Use", n1) && i2.interact("Use", n1 + " -> " + n2);
                }
            } else {
                return i1.interact("Use", n1) && i2.interact("Use", n1 + " -> " + n2);
            }
        }
        return false;
    }

Taken from an interface but you should be able to figure out how to get it working.

 

[gengsta]

    default <T1 extends Interactable, T2 extends Interactable> boolean combine(final T1 i1, final T2 i2) {
        final String n1;
        final String n2;
        if ((n1 = getName(i1)) != null && (n2 = getName(i2)) != null) {
            final SpriteItem selected = Inventory.getSelectedItem();
            if (selected != null) {
                if (selected.equals(i1)) {
                    return i2.interact("Use", n1 + " -> " + n2);
                } else if (selected.equals(i2)) {
                    return i1.interact("Use", n2 + " -> " + n1);
                } else {
                    return Interaction.deselectItem() && i1.interact("Use", n1) && i2.interact("Use", n1 + " -> " + n2);
                }
            } else {
                return i1.interact("Use", n1) && i2.interact("Use", n1 + " -> " + n2);
            }
        }
        return false;
    }

Taken from an interface but you should be able to figure out how to get it working.

OSRS bot devs... Always overcomplicated :kappa:

 

[defeat3d]

OSRS bot devs... Always overcomplicated :kappa:

What do u mean

 

[savior]

    default <T1 extends Interactable, T2 extends Interactable> boolean combine(final T1 i1, final T2 i2) {
        final String n1;
        final String n2;
        if ((n1 = getName(i1)) != null && (n2 = getName(i2)) != null) {
            final SpriteItem selected = Inventory.getSelectedItem();
            if (selected != null) {
                if (selected.equals(i1)) {
                    return i2.interact("Use", n1 + " -> " + n2);
                } else if (selected.equals(i2)) {
                    return i1.interact("Use", n2 + " -> " + n1);
                } else {
                    return Interaction.deselectItem() && i1.interact("Use", n1) && i2.interact("Use", n1 + " -> " + n2);
                }
            } else {
                return i1.interact("Use", n1) && i2.interact("Use", n1 + " -> " + n2);
            }
        }
        return false;
    }

Taken from an interface but you should be able to figure out how to get it working.

Whats the generics doing there?

 

[defeat3d]

Whats the generics doing there?

Allows you to do different combinations than just SpriteItem -> SpriteItem.

 

[savior]

Allows you to do different combinations than just SpriteItem -> SpriteItem.

Lol just have Interactable as parameter :nickyoung:

 

[defeat3d]

Lol just have Interactable as parameter :nickyoung:

It used to be in something abstract that used 2 generic interacbles. >.>