Compare two WoWPoints with each other...

[weischbier]

How do I compare two WoWPoints with each other?

I want to compare my current location with this WoWPoint (-9050.78, 1682.264, 22.60818).

greetz

Weischbier

 

[CodenameG]

How do I compare two WoWPoints with each other?

I want to compare my current location with this WoWPoint (-9050.78, 1682.264, 22.60818).

greetz

Weischbier

to get what? they're both wow points so in that sense there is no difference. what are you trying to do?

 

[Croga]

WoWPoint.DistanceTo(me.CurrentLocation)
?

 

[weischbier]

to get what? they're both wow points so in that sense there is no difference. what are you trying to do?

        private static bool _PlaceToBe()
        {
            if (StyxWoW.Me.Location != WoWPoint.WoWPoint(-9050.78, 1682.264, 22.60818))
                return false;
            return true;
        }

WoWPoint.WoWPoint(-9050.78, 1682.264, 22.60818) that part of API does not work anymore.

I want to do me a plugin to check if I'm at the right spot to farm some units and i don't want to get too far into a special area. So before fight go to that point, beat the crap out of them and then loot.

greetz

Weischbier

 

[weischbier]

WoWPoint.DistanceTo(me.CurrentLocation)
?

Nope, doesen't exist in a Plugin class.

 

[CodenameG]

i think this is what you wanna use.

        public static bool NearArea(WoWPoint Location, int Distance)
        {
            if(Me.Location.Distance(Location) > Distance)
            {
                return false;
            }
            return true;
        }

 

[weischbier]

i think this is what you wanna use.

        public static bool NearArea(WoWPoint Location, int Distance)
        {
            if(Me.Location.Distance(Location) > Distance)
            {
                return false;
            }
            return true;
        }

Sry, but how should I use it with -9050.78, 1682.264, 22.60818?
I tried it but its complaining about its being invoked with 3 arguments

 

[CodenameG]

you need to define a new wowpoint.

WoWPoint MyPoint = new WoWPoint(x goes here!, y goes here!, z goes here!);

then call the method by going.
if(NearArea(MyPoint, 20))
{
do stuff here because im in 20 yards of my wow point.
}

 

[weischbier]

you need to define a new wowpoint.

WoWPoint MyPoint = new WoWPoint(x goes here!, y goes here!, z goes here!);

THAT was what I'm looking for!

I tried this:

        public static bool NearArea(double x, double y, double z)
        {
            if (StyxWoW.Me.X != x && StyxWoW.Me.Y != y && StyxWoW.Me.Z != z)
                return false;
            return true;
        }

Thanks a lot! Like everytime

 

[CodenameG]

THAT was what I'm looking for!

I tried this:

        public static bool NearArea(double x, double y, double z)
        {
            if (StyxWoW.Me.X != x && StyxWoW.Me.Y != y && StyxWoW.Me.Z != z)
                return false;
            return true;
        }

Thanks a lot! Like everytime

you'll wanna stick with my original implementation, not that a EXACT 1 for 1 wow point is bad, but having that padding to work with even if its 1 yard is better then a single fixed point.

 

[weischbier]

you'll wanna stick with my original implementation, not that a EXACT 1 for 1 wow point is bad, but having that padding to work with even if its 1 yard is better then a single fixed point.

Yeah, I was worried right about that.

I'll let you know with the result.

greetz

Weischbier