[luminlumin]

GameObject rocks = GameObjects.newQuery().filter((go) -> go.getId() == 7491 || go.getId() == 7458 && go.distanceTo(Players.getLocal()) < 3).results().nearest();
                if (rocks != null && rocks.isValid() && rocks.isVisible()
                                  && rocks.distanceTo(Players.getLocal()) < 3
                                  && !Players.getLocal().isMoving()) {
                    if (rocks.interact("Mine")) {
                        Execution.delayUntil(() -> Players.getLocal().isMoving(), 3000, 15000);
                        Execution.delayUntil(() -> Players.getLocal().getAnimationId() != -1, 5000, 15000);
                    }
                }

 

[auxi]

Execution.delayUntil(() -> !rocks.isValid(), () -> Players.getLocal().isMoving() || Players.getLocal().getAnimationId() != -1, 3000, 4000);

A reset delay is needed after you interact, and that's an example of how to do it.

Also IDs are discouraged so I'd look into colorSubstitutions as I assume you are on OSRS.

 

[luminlumin]

Execution.delayUntil(() -> !rocks.isValid(), () -> Players.getLocal().isMoving() || Players.getLocal().getAnimationId() != -1, 3000, 4000);

A reset delay is needed after you interact, and that's an example of how to do it.

Also IDs are discouraged so I'd look into colorSubstitutions as I assume you are on OSRS.

Hey, thanks for your reply.

I did try to use colorSubstitutions, like so:

GameObject gold = GameObjects.newQuery().within(GOLD_AREA).colorSubstitutions(empty, goldColor).results().nearest();

with gold area being defined as the area, empty being the rgb of a depleted ore, and goldColor being the rgb of the gold ore.

Sadly, this didn't work, and didn't click anything, however it could be because of my own mistakes.

Any idea?

 

[auxi]

Ok so open up the development kit, find where the colorSubs are located for your desired rock and there should be two colors at the very top (original and substitution) - these will work. You don't use the color from a depleted rock

 

[luminlumin]

Ok so open up the development kit, find where the colorSubs are located for your desired rock and there should be two colors at the very top (original and substitution) - these will work. You don't use the color from a depleted rock

Yes I know there should be two colors. The empty color being (48, 48, 48) and the other color being (106, 88, 30) according to Development Kit. The problem is is it's not clicking if I use colorSubstitution.


Edit: So weird, it suddenly worked.. when an hour ago it didn't, which is why I used IDs to begin with