I'm trying to use air runes on an altar but the bot clicks on the air runes and doesn't use them on the altar. Code (Text): import com.runemate.game.api.hybrid.entities.GameObject; import com.runemate.game.api.hybrid.local.hud.interfaces.SpriteItem; public class Test extends LoopingBot { GameObject altar; SpriteItem air_rune; public static boolean used = false; @Override public void onStart(String... args){ setLoopDelay(400,800); } @Override public void onLoop(){ air_rune = Inventory.newQuery().names("Air rune").results().first(); altar = GameObjects.newQuery().names("Altar").results().nearest(); if(air_rune!=null && used == false){ air_rune.interact("Use"); used = true; } else if(altar!=null){ air_rune.interact("Use", air_rune.getDefinition().getName() + " -> " + altar); used = false; } } }
I believe your error is that you need line 19 to be Code (Text): air_rune.interact("Use", air_rune.getDefinition().getName() + " -> " + altar.getDefiniton().getName()); Possibly usefu thread: Question - How to use item in inventory on an object?
Code (Text): airRune = Inventory.newQuery().names("Air rune").results().first(); if(airRune != null) { if(airRune.interact("Use","Earth rune")) { Execution.delayUntil(()->Inventory.getSelectedItem() != null,1000,1500); altar = GameObjects.newQuery().names("Altar").results().first(); if(altar != null) { if(altar.interact("Use", airRune.getDefinition().getName() + " -> " + altar.getDefinition().getName())) { Execution.delayUntil(()->Inventory.newQuery().names("Pure essence").results().size() == 0,750,1050); getLogger().debug("...."); } else { getLogger().debug("Failed to interact with altar..."); //Edited after CuppaJava's comment } } else { getLogger().debug("Couldnt find altar"); } } else { getLogger().debug("Failed to interact with rune..."); } } else { getLogger().debug("Couldn't find air rune"); }
Just for the record, the logs aren't accurate. For example, line 7: Code (Text): altar.interact("Use", airRune.getDefinition().getName() + " -> " + altar.getDefinition().getName()) If this interact() returns false, that doesn't (necessarily) mean it was misclicked, it could also mean the action wasn't totally completed. Eg. interact() could return false if the mouse was still moving towards the altar but not yet completed moving/clcking before that specific bot loop was over. This is so that the bot knows to continue attempting to interact() next iteration of the bot loop.
