[youramazingames]

What is the best way to get an item that is currently in your inventory onto the action bar?

This is useful for power-mining and fishing.

I cant seem to find a way to get it to do it, ether automatically or work out a way to get the client to drag the item.

Thanks.

 

[savior]

Have a look at the JDocs Generated Documentation (Untitled)

 

[youramazingames]

Have a look at the JDocs Generated Documentation (Untitled)

I did and there is very little information about getting an item on to the action bar. At the moment i have my bot working fine if you manually do it. But i would like it so the bot will do it.

 

[savior]

I did and there is very little information about getting an item on to the action bar. At the moment i have my bot working fine if you manually do it. But i would like it so the bot will do it.

So how do you bring things into the actionbar yourself?

 

[youramazingames]

So how do you bring things into the actionbar yourself?

Yeah that is what im asking.

 

[savior]

Yeah that is what im asking.

... you drag things into the action bar

 

[youramazingames]

... you drag things into the action bar

no get the bot to do it not yourself... That is what im asking.

 

[snufalufugus]

no get the bot to do it not yourself... That is what im asking.

Find API calls to mimic the steps you take you put an item there.

-Move mouse to the item
-Press and hold left mouse button
-Find an open actionbar slot
-Drag the item to it
-Release the button

The Jdocs have calls to help you with each step, and if you look around a bit you may find something to make the coding easier.

 

[sickness0666]

Get the interactable bounds for the slot and the item in your inventory, then feed them into mouse.drag

 

[youramazingames]

Get the interactable bounds for the slot and the item in your inventory, then feed them into mouse.drag

Yeah thats basilica what i did!

ActionBarQueryResults a = ActionBar.newQuery().empty(true).results();
SpriteItem b = Inventory.newQuery().names("Raw catfish").results().first();
Mouse.drag(b.getInteractionPoint(), a.get(0).getInteractionPoint());
Execution.delayUntil(() -> !Mouse.isMoving(), 1000, 4000);
Execution.delay(500,3000);

That works for me i guess.

BTW i think ActionBar.newQuery().empty(true).results() is fucked as even if there are spaces that are not empty they will be in that list. Unless im miss understanding the .empty(true) thing.

Maybe a bug.

 

[sickness0666]

Filled is default to true, so you will need to add in a .filled(false) to your wuery

 

[youramazingames]

Filled is default to true, so you will need to add in a .filled(false) to your wuery

Ok this is weird, This is how my current bar is set up (http://i.imgur.com/i6HThx2.png)

and when i do

ActionBarQueryResults a = ActionBar.newQuery().filled(true).results();
System.out.println(a);

Results:

ActionBarQueryResults[ActionBar.Slot{index=0}, ActionBar.Slot{index=1}, ActionBar.Slot{index=2}, ActionBar.Slot{index=3}, ActionBar.Slot{index=4}, ActionBar.Slot{index=5}, ActionBar.Slot{index=12}]

And if i do:

ActionBarQueryResults a = ActionBar.newQuery().filled(false).results();
System.out.println(a);

Results:

ActionBarQueryResults[]

Any ideas?

 

[sickness0666]

Empty is default to false, filled is default to true.

So you will need both filled(false).empty(true)

 

[youramazingames]

Empty is default to false, filled is default to true.

So you will need both filled(false).empty(true)

thank you i got it working!!

Cheers