Add Slider to AntiAFK for Custom Movement Increment Setting #982
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- src/main/java/net/wurstclient/hacks/AntiAfkHack.java (5 hunks)
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src/main/java/net/wurstclient/hacks/AntiAfkHack.java (4)
39-48: The implementation ofSliderSettingforwaitTimeandwaitTimeRandis well done. The labels and suffixes are clear and appropriate. However, ensure that the suffixes and prefixes are in lowercase for consistency, as per previous discussions.
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107-165: TheonUpdatemethod handles the AI pathfinding and timer decrement effectively. The separation of logic based on whether AI is used or not is clear and maintains the flow of the method. Ensure that the timer logic is thoroughly tested in various scenarios to confirm its robustness.Verification successful
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timervariable in theonUpdatemethod of theAntiAfkHack.javafile is indeed used for decrementing and checking conditions as described in the review comment. The code snippets provided from the search results show that the timer is initialized, decremented, and checked within conditional statements, aligning with the expected behavior for managing AI pathfinding and timer-based actions.However, there was no output from searching for test files related to
AntiAfkHack, indicating that there might not be any specific unit tests covering this functionality in the repository. This absence of tests could be a concern for verifying the robustness of the timer logic under various scenarios, as initially intended.Given the findings:
- The timer logic's implementation in the code aligns with the description in the review comment.
- The lack of test files suggests a potential gap in automated testing for this functionality.
Recommendation:
- It would be beneficial to implement unit tests to ensure the timer logic works correctly under various conditions and scenarios. This would help in maintaining robustness and reliability of the feature.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the robustness of timer logic in various scenarios. # Test: Run simulations with different `waitTime` and `waitTimeRand` settings. # Expect: The timer should correctly count down and trigger movements as expected. echo "Simulate different scenarios and check timer functionality."Length of output: 128
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check the timer decrement and action triggering in the onUpdate method. # Using rg to find the usage of the timer variable in the onUpdate method. rg "timer" src/main/java/net/wurstclient/hacks/AntiAfkHack.java # Additional check to see if there are any test files related to AntiAfkHack that might include timer tests. rg "AntiAfkHack" --files-with-matches test/Length of output: 352
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234-255: TheRandomPathFinderclass extendsPathFinderand customizes it for the AntiAFK functionality. The constructor modifications and the overriddenformatPathmethod are appropriate for the intended use. Ensure that the pathfinding logic is compatible with the new randomization features.
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31-255: Overall, the integration of the newSliderSettinginstances and thesetTimermethod into theAntiAfkHackclass is well executed. The changes are consistent with the objectives of providing customizable AntiAFK functionality. Continue to monitor user feedback and performance impacts as these features are used in various environments.
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See #280
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