Added travel using an elytra feature, the RepairToolTask and some edits around that #194
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… of 2) and added fireworks requirement for wip elytra task
…le MobDefenseChain and MLGBucketFallChain, and made a more functionnal GetToXZWithElytraTask
…unexpectedly and some improvements
…it, it will use bottle of exp and will kill some zombies if doesn't have, and some edits to the getToXZWithElytraTask
src/main/java/adris/altoclef/tasks/movement/GetToXZWithElytraTask.java
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| private boolean isOnGround(AltoClef mod) { | ||
| return mod.getPlayer().isSwimming() || mod.getPlayer().isTouchingWater() || mod.getPlayer().isOnGround() || mod.getPlayer().isClimbing(); |
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My fault but this code is duplicated like 3 times, it would be nice to add a utility method to EntityHelper called isGrounded(Entity entity) and isGrounded() // defaults to player
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| //Equip elytra, if didn't equipped, | ||
| setDebugState("Equipping elytra"); | ||
| if (StorageHelper.getItemStackInSlot(new PlayerSlot(6)).getItem() != Items.ELYTRA) { |
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Please use PlayerSlot.ARMOR_CHESTPLATE_SLOT instead of PlayerSlot(6)
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| mod.getBehaviour().disableDefence(false); //Enable mob defence | ||
| if ((int)dist == 0) { //We are where we need to go ! | ||
| _isFinished = true; //End the task |
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I would get rid of _isFinished and instead add the check in the isFinished method for whether we're close enough. Also I'd use WorldHelper.inRangeXZ(mod.getPlayer(), _x, _z)
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Why is mob defense even disabled? Doesnt that mean phantoms and mobs that shoot can get us mid-flight?
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It disable mob defense while flying because the bot try to avoid it's own firework when using it. and i think the player move faster than the phantoms while flying
| _isFinished = true; //End the task | ||
| return null; | ||
| } | ||
| if (dist < 128) { //We are near our goal |
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I'd add a constant at the top of the file so we don't have magic numbers
ex.
private static final int CLOSE_ENOUGH_TO_WALK = 128;| protected Task onTick(AltoClef mod) { | ||
| //We start this task by filtering out every item type that we can't repair : | ||
| //All items without mending or with no damage | ||
| _toRepair = Arrays.stream(_toRepair).filter(target -> needRepair(mod, target)).toArray(ItemTarget[]::new); |
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I'd make _toRepair final and make a local variable ItemTarget[] shouldRepair here or something. Instance variables should be final if they're compared to in isEqual, because otherwise the task may continuously re-run onStart
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| List<Slot> SlotRepair = mod.getItemStorage().getSlotsWithItemPlayerInventory(false, ItemTargetRepair.getMatches()); //And we get a list of every slot with that item | ||
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| Slot SlotRepairTarget = new PlayerSlot(-1); //Placeholder slot, will never get used if not replaced |
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Why not use null as a placeholder instead? -1 can be mistaken for the cursor slot.
| if (ItemTargetOPTRepair.isPresent()) { //If the list is not empty | ||
| ItemTarget ItemTargetRepair = ItemTargetOPTRepair.get(); //We get the (real) first item on the list | ||
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| List<Slot> SlotRepair = mod.getItemStorage().getSlotsWithItemPlayerInventory(false, ItemTargetRepair.getMatches()); //And we get a list of every slot with that item |
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Java uses lowerCamelCase for local variables (slotRepair, not SlotRepair)
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| //Get the nearest experience orb | ||
| Optional<Entity> expentityOPT = mod.getEntityTracker().getClosestEntity(mod.getPlayer().getPos(), ExperienceOrbEntity.class); |
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This is an annoying gotcha, but avoid always gunning for the closest entity/block. There could be a ping-pong pattern of the bot getting stuck between two targets (https://youtu.be/uROEqwyzn3o?t=6946)
Using DoToClosest ... Task can fix this, as it checks for this bug.
return new DoToClosestEntityTask(entity -> {
// Make sure our repair item is equipped when we're about to collect the orb!
if (entity.isInRange(mod.getPlayer(), 3)) {
mod.getSlotHandler().forceEquipSlot(SlotRepairTarget);
}
return new GetToEntityTask(entity);
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Interesting ... maybe this is why my @pickup task likes to shit itself sometimes
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| //Test if the itemstack have mending on it | ||
| public static boolean haveMending(AltoClef mod, ItemStack target) { |
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EnchantmentHelper.get(itemStack).containsKey(Enchantments.MENDING);
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Please fix and merge! Much love <3 |
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Still WIP |
TacoTechnica
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Sounds good! When you're done remove the |
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Okay, I made the requested changes, is there still anything else to change in this code :) ? |
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Any update on this now that the code has been changed? |
| //Way of disabling MLG and defense from a task | ||
| public boolean isDefenseDisabled() { | ||
| return current().disableDefence; | ||
| } |
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Consider making mob defence enabled/disabled an interface. We can talk about how to integrate this later. Discord me if you are interested in learning about this,
I started woking on this about a week ago mostly for fun, and i think it's ready
In this pull request :
@elytra <x> <z>@test repairAnd i think i listed everything that i added/edited in that PR.