Resolved BasicObjectVertex issues

More custom web issues. I used Clouds Tutorial.

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

Code (Text):

1.  
2.     public void addCaveVertices() {
3.         Caves[] caves = Caves.values();
4.         for (Caves cave : caves) {
5.             Coordinate s = cave.getSurfaceObject().getPosition().getPosition();
6.             Coordinate u = cave.getUnderGroundObject().getPosition();
7.  
8.             WebVertex sNearestVertex = web.getVertexNearestTo(s);
9.             WebVertex uNearestVertex = web.getVertexNearestTo(u);
10.  
11.             if (sNearestVertex != null && uNearestVertex != null) {
12.                 if (Distance.between(s, sNearestVertex.getPosition()) < 3 || Distance.between(s, uNearestVertex.getPosition()) < 3) {
13.                     sNearestVertex.addBidirectionalEdge(cave.getSurfaceObject());
14.                     uNearestVertex.addBidirectionalEdge(cave.getUnderGroundObject());
15.                     cave.getSurfaceObject().addBidirectionalEdge(cave.getUnderGroundObject());
16.                     web.addVertices(cave.getSurfaceObject(), cave.getUnderGroundObject());
17.                     script.debug("[tWeb] [Caves] Added: " + cave.name());
18.                     debug(sNearestVertex);
19.                 }
20.             }
21.         }
22.     }
23.  

Here's the Caves enum:

Code (Text):

1.  
2. package com.twinki.twinkiAPI.rs3.tWeb;
3.  
4. import com.runemate.game.api.hybrid.location.Coordinate;
5. import com.runemate.game.api.hybrid.location.navigation.web.vertex_types.objects.BasicObjectVertex;
6.  
7. /**
8. * @author Twinki
9. */
10.  
11. public enum Caves {
12.  
13.     Asgarnian_Ice_Dungeon(new BasicObjectVertex(new Coordinate(3008, 3150, 0), "Trapdoor", "Climb-down"), new BasicObjectVertex(new Coordinate(3008, 9550, 0), "Ladder", "Climb-up")),
14.     Ice_Mountain_Dwarven_Mine(new BasicObjectVertex(new Coordinate(3019, 3450, 0), "Ladder", " Climb-down"), new BasicObjectVertex(new Coordinate(3019, 9850, 0), "Ladder", "Climb-up"));
15.  
16.     private BasicObjectVertex surfaceObject;
17.     private BasicObjectVertex underGroundObject;
18.  
19.     Caves(BasicObjectVertex surfaceObject, BasicObjectVertex underGroundObject){
20.         this.surfaceObject = surfaceObject;
21.         this.underGroundObject = underGroundObject;
22.     }
23.  
24.     public BasicObjectVertex getSurfaceObject(){
25.         return this.surfaceObject;
26.     }
27.  
28.     public BasicObjectVertex getUnderGroundObject(){
29.         return this.underGroundObject;
30.     }
31.  
32. }
33.  

Here's what i'm using to walk:

Code (Text):

1.  
2.     public boolean walkToArea(Area area) {
3.         WebPath pathFail = null;
4.         if (web != null) {
5.             pathFail = web.getPathBuilder().buildTo(area.getCenter().getArea().getRandomCoordinate());
6.             if (pathFail != null)
7.                 pathFail.step();
8.         }
9.         debug(pathFail);
10.         return area.contains(Players.getLocal());
11.     }
12.  

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.

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