SRL Archive - Reflection Development

R_ItemActivated or Selected

Yago

2011-09-25 18:48:57

It would be good to have this function…

I know in RSBuddy, they have border thickness which tells you if the item is activated such as in the interface 679 component 0 child 0.

We should get the hooks or something to tell if the item is activated or at least add the border attribute to be able to check by slot…

Edit: Can someone change the prefix of this thread to suggestion?

pyroryan

2011-09-25 19:34:19

hook_interface_BorderThickness = 'bc';

Hook added to output.

Yago

2011-09-25 19:49:20

Thanks Pyro. Now all we gotta is change the interfaces child thingys to output that :)

Coh3n

2011-09-25 20:49:47

You know you could have just checked for clWhite in that inventory slot, right?

Yago

2011-09-25 20:54:49

From: Coh3n
You know you could have just checked for clWhite in that inventory slot, right?

I hate color ;)

Coh3n

2011-09-25 20:55:55

From: Yago
I hate color ;)

Guess it's just too tough for some people. :stirthepot:

Flight

2011-09-25 21:14:49

From: Coh3n
You know you could have just checked for clWhite in that inventory slot, right?

I agree, the SRL Include has this already. :/

function ItemActivated(Slot: Integer): Boolean;

function ActivatedItem : integer;

Yago

2011-09-25 22:17:12

The reason behind this was that I was just thinking if Java bots have a hook for this why can't we… then the minor fact that im a reflection fan :)…

Edit: I believe when you click certain items the border thickness doesn't change… I tried talisman but I may have made a mistake when testing it…

Bixby Sayz

2011-09-26 20:44:23

I've also ran into odd errors with color failing to detect selected sometimes. Run on a english world it detects properly. Run on a foreign world it fails. Color is color right???

Of course reflection has its own unique quirks on foreign worlds too but that's a whole other story.

Coh3n

2011-09-27 01:08:30

From: Bixby Sayz
I've also ran into odd errors with color failing to detect selected sometimes. Run on a english world it detects properly. Run on a foreign world it fails. Color is color right???

That is odd indeed. I know there are some areas in the include that use a FindColor (without tolerance) because some colours used to be static; however, that it no longer the case. I'm sure if you filed a bug report it will get fixed. ;)