[guffe]

How would I get an array from ground items I've tried:
GroundItem loot[] = GroundItems.newQuery().results().toArray();
GroundItem[] loot = GroundItems.newQuery().results().toArray();

 

[awesome123man]

How would I get an array from ground items I've tried:
GroundItem loot[] = GroundItems.newQuery().results().toArray();
GroundItem[] loot = GroundItems.newQuery().results().toArray();

I don't see why you want to anyways. But I think inside the toArray() put new GroundItem[size of query] or something

 

[guffe]

Trying to figure out, how I can see grounditems value, then pick up if over like 1k. But can't seem to figure it out..

 

[awesome123man]

Trying to figure out, how I can see grounditems value, then pick up if over like 1k. But can't seem to figure it out..

Well you can use the .filter() method.
Inside of that just check if the quantity is a certain amount, and am So filtering the names you want...

 

[guffe]

I don't understand this...

 

[swych]

LocatableEntityQueryResults<GroundItem> groundItems = GroundItems.newQuery().filter(o -> {
            ItemDefinition def = o.getDefinition();
            return def != null && def.isTradeable() && GrandExchange.lookup(def.getId()).getPrice() > 1000;
        }).results();

Try something like that?

 

[qosmiof2]

LocatableEntityQueryResults<GroundItem> groundItems = GroundItems.newQuery().filter(o -> {
            ItemDefinition def = o.getDefinition();
            return def != null && def.isTradeable() && GrandExchange.lookup(def.getId()).getPrice() > 1000;
        }).results();

Try something like that?

@OP if you'll do something like this (that contains for example GrandExchange.lookup) make sure to store values for further usage to avoid external lookups.

 

[swych]

@OP if you'll do something like this (that contains for example GrandExchange.lookup) make sure to store values for further usage to avoid external lookups.

Of course, caching values is extremely effective and should be used. I just wrote this real fast

 

[qosmiof2]

Of course, caching values is extremely effective and should be used. I just wrote this real fast

i said @OP at the beggining

 

[guffe]

Thank you guys I'm gonna try this