Wildy right-click interface

[Sia]

I’ve spent probably 150 hours in the wilderness over the past few weeks hunting refenants.

I’ve noticed on near every occasion that right-clicking my games-necklace in an attempt to teleport removes the right-click interface before I can click the rub/teleport necklace option in the selection.

I believe this may be tied into the fact that I am running while doing so, but am not entirely sure.

Might possibly tie into something being refreshed too frequently if running is not the primary cause? Not sure.

[Ceikry]

The client is in charge of the right click menu, not the server. If there's issues, they're issues that are supposed to exist.

[aweinstock]

Any chance sending an interface string each tile that the player moves would keep closing the right click menu while the player is moving?

https://gitlab.com/2009scape/2009scape/ ... .java#L294

[Ceikry]

It's possible in theory, but also why the hell are we doing that?

At this point I should just rip out all of the wilderness code.

[aweinstock]

Arios probably sent the string because their wilderness level calculation didn't agree with what the client displayed. Here's the corresponding CS2 script that has the right calculation.

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interface 381, component 1: ComponentDefinition { using_scripts: true, type_: 4, default_x: 1, default_y: 26, default_w: 52, default_h: 6, parent_id: 2, script_invs: ScriptInvocations { other: {8: script_54()}, on_mouse_enter: None, on_mouse_leave: None, on_click: None } }

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intarg_0 = UnpackY(0, [GetPackedLocation(0, [], [])], []);
intarg_1 = (((intarg_0 - 9920) / 8) + 1);
intarg_2 = (((intarg_0 - 3520) / 8) + 1);
if(6400 < intarg_0) {
  SetWidgetText(0, [24969217], [ConcatStrs([], ["Level: ", IntToStr([intarg_1], [])])]);
} else {
  SetWidgetText(0, [24969217], [ConcatStrs([], ["Level: ", IntToStr([intarg_2], [])])]);
}
Return(0, [], []);

[Ceikry]

"Arios probably brute-forced it because they couldn't accept that their code was wrong"

sounds about right.

[aweinstock]

Probably related to https://gitlab.com/2009scape/2009scape/-/issues/676 as well.