[twinki]

More custom web issues. I used Clouds Tutorial.

This is what i'm using to add the vertices:

    public void addCaveVertices() {
        Caves[] caves = Caves.values();
        for (Caves cave : caves) {
            Coordinate s = cave.getSurfaceObject().getPosition().getPosition();
            Coordinate u = cave.getUnderGroundObject().getPosition();

            WebVertex sNearestVertex = web.getVertexNearestTo(s);
            WebVertex uNearestVertex = web.getVertexNearestTo(u);

            if (sNearestVertex != null && uNearestVertex != null) {
                if (Distance.between(s, sNearestVertex.getPosition()) < 3 || Distance.between(s, uNearestVertex.getPosition()) < 3) {
                    sNearestVertex.addBidirectionalEdge(cave.getSurfaceObject());
                    uNearestVertex.addBidirectionalEdge(cave.getUnderGroundObject());
                    cave.getSurfaceObject().addBidirectionalEdge(cave.getUnderGroundObject());
                    web.addVertices(cave.getSurfaceObject(), cave.getUnderGroundObject());
                    script.debug("[tWeb] [Caves] Added: " + cave.name());
                    debug(sNearestVertex);
                }
            }
        }
    }

Here's the Caves enum:

package com.twinki.twinkiAPI.rs3.tWeb;

import com.runemate.game.api.hybrid.location.Coordinate;
import com.runemate.game.api.hybrid.location.navigation.web.vertex_types.objects.BasicObjectVertex;

/**
* @author Twinki
*/

public enum Caves {

    Asgarnian_Ice_Dungeon(new BasicObjectVertex(new Coordinate(3008, 3150, 0), "Trapdoor", "Climb-down"), new BasicObjectVertex(new Coordinate(3008, 9550, 0), "Ladder", "Climb-up")),
    Ice_Mountain_Dwarven_Mine(new BasicObjectVertex(new Coordinate(3019, 3450, 0), "Ladder", " Climb-down"), new BasicObjectVertex(new Coordinate(3019, 9850, 0), "Ladder", "Climb-up"));

    private BasicObjectVertex surfaceObject;
    private BasicObjectVertex underGroundObject;

    Caves(BasicObjectVertex surfaceObject, BasicObjectVertex underGroundObject){
        this.surfaceObject = surfaceObject;
        this.underGroundObject = underGroundObject;
    }

    public BasicObjectVertex getSurfaceObject(){
        return this.surfaceObject;
    }

    public BasicObjectVertex getUnderGroundObject(){
        return this.underGroundObject;
    }

}

Here's what i'm using to walk:

    public boolean walkToArea(Area area) {
        WebPath pathFail = null;
        if (web != null) {
            pathFail = web.getPathBuilder().buildTo(area.getCenter().getArea().getRandomCoordinate());
            if (pathFail != null)
                pathFail.step();
        }
        debug(pathFail);
        return area.contains(Players.getLocal());
    }

Here's the path debug:
[DEBUG] WebPath[CoordinateVertex(3020, 3451, 0) -> CoordinateVertex(3020, 3450, 0) -> BasicObjectVertex(3019, 3450, 0) -> BasicObjectVertex(3019, 9850, 0) -> CoordinateVertex(3020, 9850, 0) -> CoordinateVertex(3020, 9848, 0) -> CoordinateVertex(3020, 9846, 0) -> CoordinateVertex(3021, 9846, 0)]

It keeps trying to walk to the same coordinate over and over again, even if the player is on the coordinate. The Ice Dungeon worked fine if I offset the coordinate by -1, but the Ice Mountain refuses to work and just gets stuck and generates the same path over and over from the Ladder on the surface.

@Aidden @Arbiter

 

[baddest man on earth]

Web and path making are really fucked up right now.

 

[twinki]

Web and path making are really fucked up right now.

@Cloud

 

[arbiter]

@Twinki if you would kindly explain the solution.

 

[twinki]

Please note I was using this only for "Caves" or "Dungeons" (Objects you'd click on, that'd transport you into a cave or dungeon, I doubt this method will work for surface obstacles like Edgy-GE wall obstacle)

To solve the issue:

When you're adding vertexes (eg WebVertex sNearestVertex = this.web.getVertexNearestTo(ObjectPos1) ) make sure you cache ObjectPos1 with an offset of the Object position where it's right before the object (Where you'd walk to when clicking the object, then using/animating then loading into whatever new plane/region)

    public void addCaveVertices() {
        Caves[] caves = Caves.values();
        for (Caves cave : caves) {

            BasicObjectVertex surf = cave.getSurfaceObject();
            BasicObjectVertex under = cave.getUnderGroundObject();

            Coordinate sPos = surf.getPosition().derive(cave.getDeriveXsurf(), cave.getDeriveYsurf(), cave.getDerivePlanesurf());
            Coordinate uPos = under.getPosition().derive(cave.getDeriveXunder(), cave.getDeriveYunder(), cave.getDerivePlaneunder());

            WebVertex sNearestVertex = this.web.getVertexNearestTo(sPos);
            WebVertex uNearestVertex = this.web.getVertexNearestTo(uPos);

            if (sNearestVertex != null && uNearestVertex != null) {
                if (Distance.between(sPos, sNearestVertex.getPosition()) < 5 && Distance.between(uPos, uNearestVertex) < 5) {
                    sNearestVertex.addBidirectionalEdge(surf);
                    uNearestVertex.addBidirectionalEdge(under);

                    surf.addBidirectionalEdge(under);
                    this.web.addVertices(surf, under);
                    script.debug("[TwinkiWeb] [Caves] Added: " + cave.name());
                }
            }
        }

That's what I use for adding Caves via enum, each cave I want to add I have to come up with the offset to provide for each entrance/exit.
This is what it one of the Caves enum entries looks like:

Asgarnian_Ice_Dungeon(new BasicObjectVertex(new Coordinate(3008, 3150, 0), "Trapdoor", "Climb-down"), +1, 0, 0, new BasicObjectVertex(new Coordinate(3008, 9550, 0), "Ladder", "Climb-up"), +1, 0, 0),

Caves(BasicObjectVertex surfaceObject, int deriveXsurf, int deriveYsurf, int derivePlanesurf, BasicObjectVertex underGroundObject, int deriveXunder, int deriveYunder, int derivePlaneunder){

Thanks for the reminder @Arbiter