[aaron priest]

Worlds.newQuery().results();

returns 0 results. Might be connected to the issue jagex had with the world hopping themselfes?

 

[awesome123man]

Worlds.newQuery().results();

returns 0 results. Might be connected to the issue jagex had with the world hopping themselfes?

Can you show the actual output that you did? Did you do System.out.println(Worlds.newQuery().results().size()); ?

 

[aaron priest]

Can you show the actual output that you did? Did you do System.out.println(Worlds.newQuery().results().size()); ?

Played around with it a little bit after it stoped working with runescape's latest update so it wasn't only that, but yes, I also did a size checked.

 

[cloud]

That'll happen on OSRS if neither the world selector nor quick hopping interfaces have been loaded.

Edit: I could implement parsing the world data from the file that the game downloads and parsing to get the world data as a failsafe for if the data hasn't been loaded by the game yet...

 

[aaron priest]

That'll happen on OSRS if neither the world selector nor quick hopping interfaces have been loaded.

Edit: I could implement parsing the world data from the file that the game downloads and parsing to get the world data as a failsafe for if the data hasn't been loaded by the game yet...

Just noticed your edit. I can't reproduce the problem so I can't test what u've said, but if the world selector interfaces load when the world selector is opened, then as long as one makes sure to open the interface first, one won't encounter the problem, right?

 

[cloud]

Just noticed your edit. I can't reproduce the problem so I can't test what u've said, but if the world selector interfaces load when the world selector is opened, then as long as one makes sure to open the interface first, one won't encounter the problem, right?

I ended up adding in the failsafe so the issue should never occur for anyone else again since the world data is now always available from one source or another.